1. 4-H ADULT AND TEEN VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES 4H ADULT AND TEEN VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Adults are also needed to teach workshops, be chaperones and general helpers. Adults attend FREE! http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

2. FCPL Volunteer Opportunities Home Current Volunteer Opportunities Adult Literacy Tutor.Teach adults how to read and how to read and speak English. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

3. Welcome To Aspire! Adult Programs - Interest Groups And Volunteer Adult Programs Children's Services Volunteer Opportunities Volunteerism is very important to UCP's day resources are used to teach daily http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

4. Volunteer Opportunities volunteering Adult (Youth opportunities service Yes Volunteer Opportunities Trail Guide Teach school children the natural world. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

5. Volunteer Opportunities 2 Volunteer Opportunities Adult volunteers to be trained as troop leaders, organizers to be trained to 4H project leaders (teach about http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

6. CT DEP Volunteer Opportunities Volunteer Opportunities Adult volunteers needed as instructors in teaching the Safe Boating, Personal Watercraft and Canoe/Kayak Safety http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

7. King Conservation District Programs Volunteer Opportunities Programs Volunteer Opportunities Late Winter/Early Spring 2005 Volunteer Opportunities Links to other Volunteer Organizations http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

8. Volunteer Opportunities - Boylston Events Calendar - Social Web Volunteer Opportunities. Event Details Tell a Friend - Local Food they plant bulbs, lead adult and children's tours, teach classes, sell http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

9. Welcome To CyberMill ClubHouse On The Web - Volunteer Opportunities Volunteer Opportunities Click on the image below to listen to Anthony talk about his internship at CyberMill http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

10. JS Online Volunteer Opportunities VOLUNTEER CENTER OF OZAUKEE COUNTY Call 3771616 for the following volunteer opportunities Adult Literacy Financial counselor, teach money http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

11. Literacy*AmeriCorps Other volunteer opportunities. There are many other opportunities to serve teach basic computer classes to lowliteracy and ESL adult learners in South http://www.21mainstreet.com/literacyamericorps/volunteer.asp

Literacy*AmeriCorps Serving Adults and Families Home Apply Open Positions About Us Other Volunteer Opportunities Advisory Board Community Partners History of National Service Resources ... 21 Main Street Other Volunteer Opportunities There are many other opportunities to serve if Literacy*AmeriCorps doesn't fit for you right now: -Visit the WA Commission for National and Community Service for a list of statewide AmeriCorps programs. -The Jesuit Volunteer Corps is a faith-based, social justice service program with local service placements. -The Peace Corps offers two-year international service opportunities. Please also consider becoming a community volunteer at one of our partner service sites. Volunteering is a great way to support the learning of adult students in our community. Below are some ways you can help! Time commitments vary. This page was last updated 2/11/2004. ESL/Citizenship Tutor. Tutor 1-3 limited English-speaking adults 1-2 times (3-10 hours) per week. Help students with basic English or prepararation for their INS interview by focusing on personal questions, history/civics questions, reading/writing or addressing problem areas in their English that need attention. Bilingual in Chinese (Mandarin/Cantonese) is a plus. Talk Time Coordinator. Plan lessons, coordinate volunteers, lead Talk Time sessions for adults. Talk Time is a fun and comfortable environment to practice speaking English; we create opportunities for informal conversation by using props, personal experiences and other teaching techniques. 6-10 hours per week (negotiable). Some ESL teaching experience desired, bilingual in English/Chinese (Mandarin/Cantonese) a plus.

12. Madison School Community Recreation Employment volunteer opportunities. adult Dance Lead Ballet Jazz Instructor $1011/hr Sept-Nov Experienced instructor to teach adults beginning http://communities.madison.com/mscr/jobs/index.php

Moderator Home About Us Contact Us ... Main MSCR Website Allied Safe Haven After School Program Community Learning Center Club Leaders Healthy Self Instructor $10/hr. Sept. '05-May '06 Teach nutrition and fitness to children in grades 3-5 as part of the Safe Haven After School Childcare program. This is a project partnership between MSCR, MMSD and Group Health Cooperative. Instructor will plan and provide leadership for nutrition and fitness activities. Will complete daily and weekly reports and organize pre-and post health assessments with medical staff. Experience working with children from diverse racial and economic backgrounds preferred. Ability to communicate effectively, verbally and in writing, with diverse students, families and staff. High school diploma required, with a minimum of 2 years post-high school education in nutrition, nursing, health education, or any combination of education and experience the provides equivalent knowledge, skills and abilities. Must be proficient with Word and Excel. Spanish a plus. For information contact Lucy Chaffin, 204-3015 or lchaffin@madison.k12.wi.us High School Club Leaders Middle School Club Leaders Program Leaders for MSCR Youth Resource Centers Recreation Field Supervisor Recreation Field Supervisor $10- $12/hr Sept - March Referee 3v3 outdoor games in the fall/spring and/or indoor games fall, winter and spring evenings and Saturdays in elementary gyms. Contact Chad Thom, 204-3020, or at: cthom@madison.k12.wi.us

13. AoA Homepage > Elders & Families > Volunteer Opportunities The Senior Medicare Patrol projects teach volunteer retired Experience Corps places a critical mass of older adult volunteers in schools and http://www.aoa.gov/eldfam/Volunteer_Opps/Volunteer_Opps.asp

Skip Navigation Key Topics please select one -AoA Downloads -AoA Photos -Alzheimer's Disease -The Assistant Secretary -For Caregivers -Current Budget Info -Disaster Assistance -Events Calendar -Fact Sheets -History -Housing -In the News -Media Advisories -Mission -NAIC (Old Site) -Nutrition -Older Americans Act -Older Americans Month -Organizational Chart -Performance Plans -Press Releases -Regional Support Centers -State and Area Agencies on Aging -Visits of the Assistant Secretary -Volunteer Opportunities -Chinese Translation -German Translation -Spanish Translation -French Translation -Italian Translation -Japanese Translation -Korean Translation -Portuguese Translation Your Browser does not support javascript, so the search function on this page is disabled About AoA Press Room Elders and Families Professionals ... Home Volunteer Opportunities Alzheimer's Resource Room Disaster Assistance For Caregivers Housing ... More Resources Volunteer Opportunities Volunteering is an all-American tradition. In fact, some 45 million Americans participate in volunteer activities and 15 million - about one third - of those who volunteer are older persons. Despite the large number of people who share their time and talents, however, the needs of our communities and the nation outstrip the number of people who volunteer. Older Americans, especially retirees, are in an excellent position to volunteer. They not only have the time, but the experience and expertise to help in a variety of activities.

14. American Red Cross - Adult Volunteering YOU RE NEEDED BY THE RED CROSS, RIGHT NOW! adult volunteer opportunities Instructors volunteers teach CPR, First Aid and Basic Aid Training. http://www.roanokevalleyredcross.org/adult.htm

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15. Viterbo University Campus Ministry For more information about any of these volunteer opportunities, call Marilyn Pedretti at Become nationally certified to teach Red Cross CPR (adult, http://www.viterbo.edu/aboutvit/Ministry/volunteer.html

For more information about any of these volunteer opportunities, call Marilyn Pedretti at 796-3829 A Place of Grace Catholic Worker House 919 Hood Street (just 3 blocks south of Viterbo) WANTED: help prepare and serve meals, clean-up, play with children, talk with guests and general hospitality. Tuesdays, “craft night” with the children, meals are Sundays 2-4, Tuesdays 4:30-6:30, Thursdays 4:30-6:30. Hospitality hours: Sun 1-5, Tues 1-7, Wed 1-5, Thurs 1-7. AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin , Meredith McCoy, 785-9866 WANTED: Contact the Center for more information on volunteer opportunities. Alzheimer’s Association – La Crosse Regional Office , Laura Moriarty 794-5011 WANTED: office assistant to help with mailings, typing, etc. American Cancer Society , Nicole Jordan, toll free 877-423-9125 ext 23 WANTED: volunteers to help promote programs in 9 county areas, help with Relay for Life activities throughout the year.

16. Browse Opportunities volunteers would commit to 12 hrs per week to teach residents Math, Reading, . . . (more) Abington Free Library adult Literacy Program volunteer http://www.volunteersolutions.org/org/opp/

Volunteer Solutions Volunteer Solutions is a Volunteer Matching Application that helps connect individuals to volunteer opportunities in their community. National Statistics Agencies: 49,223 Opportunities: 32,403 Referrals: 383,359 Partners: 99 Free 30-Day Trial Products NFL Marketing Promotion ... Agencies Opportunities Browse Opportunities Page 1 of 100 in the A's AA and Academic Coach Page 1 of 1453 overall A B C D E ... Next Keywords: AA and NA needed for Maine Correctional Center Portland, ME 04103 - http://www.mnpp.org Sponsored by Maine Native Prison Project We are looking for people involved with Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous to meet with the Native American men at Maine Correctional Center in Windham. At this time they are saying these meetings may be held on Tuesday evenings. This more AARP Tax-Aide Communications Coordinator San Rafael, CA 94903 - www.aarp.org/money/taxaide/ Sponsored by AARP Tax-Aide Marin Our Tax-Aide Communications/Community Coordinator works with our local District Coordinator and the 6 Site Coordinators in implementing and maintaining program publicity and marketing activity in Marin county for our free tax services during tax season. You would help develop a more AARP Tax-Aide Volunteer Counselors Needed !!!!

17. Parent Participation adult Education Religious Education Calendar. volunteer opportunities If you’re interested in volunteering to teach, please contact either Laura or http://www.uuaa.org/re/volunteerOps.htm

lifespan religious education Lifespan Religious Education Friday RE Night Children and Youth Program Registration Policy ... Religious Education Calendar VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Religious Education Cluster The Religious Education Cluster is one of a number of clusters represented on the Program Council. It includes the Children and Youth Committee, the Adult Education Committee, the Youth/Adult Committee, the Women's Retreat Planning Committee, and Men's Retreat Planning Committee, and the Family Camp Planning Committee. Each committee is responsible for oversight and planning of one of our many programs. The cluster meets on the second Tuesday of each month, August through June. Chairs of the committees meet together along with RE Staff and our Liaison to the Program Council prior to committee meetings to coordinate programs, disseminate information, and discuss program wide issues. Each spring we look for interested individuals to join our cluster committees. Please contact the Religious Education office to learn whom to contact for any given committee.

18. Literacy Volunteering Opportunities In Virginia volunteer opportunities are posted here as a service to prospective Literacy Council of Northern Virginia You can teach an adult to read and write. http://www.literacyconnections.com/Virginia.html

Home Resources Tutoring Tips ESL - ESOL - EFL ... Contact Us 1,200 Downloadable Books Try out 30 FREE from Reading A-Z Links to Independent Literacy Programs in Virginia Please contact these organizations directly , as they are not affiliated with Literacy Connections. Volunteer opportunities are posted here as a service to prospective volunteers and to literacy organizations Literacy Connections has not investigated them and does not endorse them. Volunteer programs are invited to Submit Opportunities Statewide Opportunities for Literacy Volunteers State Literacy Resource Center AmeriCorps VISTA Programs America's Literacy Directory A service of the National Institute for Literacy and Partners The Reading Connection Literacy Support Center The Literacy Support Center provides information and resources for tutors, volunteers, and staff of literacy programs across Virginia. Contact Victoire Gerkens Sanborn 800-237-0178 or vjsanbor@mail1.vcu.edu Tidewater Literacy Council Serving Portsmouth, Norfolk, Chesapeake, and Virginia Beach. Volunteer tutors are always needed for our one-to-one reading program. A pre-service training is required for all interested volunteers. Other volunteer opportunities include office work, student intake, and fundraising events. Please call or e-mail to enroll in the next training class. Sue Woll (757)393-6459 info@tidewaterliteracy.org

19. Volunteer Opportunities - Progressive Redevelopment, Inc Volunteers are also needed to work with our adult residents. There are currently opportunities to provide computer instruction and to teach reading. http://www.prihousing.org/involved_volunteer.asp

Home About Us Mission Statement Company Profile Board of Directors Staff Profiles ... Current Developments Divisions Project Development Resident Services Property Management Our Communities Get Involved Volunteer Opportunities Support Our Cause! Resources Links Contact Us ... Directions Volunteer Opportunities Whether you're interested in tutoring or mentoring youth, promoting adult literacy or teaching computer skills, there are many volunteer opportunities available through the CaringWorks resident services division. Youth Programs Volunteers are needed at our Learning Link School-Age Care Centers , which offer year-round school age care exclusively for resident youth, ages 5-12. Program activities designed to enhance social competency and academic achievement include homework assistance, tutoring, computer learning, arts and crafts, and indoor/outdoor recreation. Two Learning Link Center locations: Hampton Oaks Apartments in northwest Atlanta Delowe Village Apartments in East Point, GA If you are interested in working with adolescents, consider working with the teen club at Hampton Oaks. This club provides social, cultural and recreational enrichment opportunities for youth between ages 13-17. For more information, contact Beau Harris at 404-351-9607. Adult Programs Volunteers are also needed to work with our adult residents. There are currently opportunities to provide computer instruction and to teach reading. Your commitment of time will help to our residents to strengthen employability and vocational skills.

20. Volunteer Opportunities opportunities are available for those wishing to coteach workshops before going it Big Sister volunteers as adult friends to girls between ages 7-15. http://www.ripin.org/volunteeropps.html

Volunteer Opportunities Opportunities at RIPIN Parent Facilitators Parent Facilitators are volunteers who help parents gain the knowledge they need about special education issues to best advocate for their child. To meet the growing need for individual consultation with parents, RIPIN seeks to train and place several new Parent Facilitators. You: An interest in helping others and the ability to work with parents of children with special needs. Must be familiar with the special education process and also those who have experience with transition from (special needs) school to adult life. Must be available weekdays to assist families and to attend required training sessions. Bi-lingual Spanish/English is a plus. RIPIN: Provides training, supervision, mentoring, and ongoing support. Parent Facilitators also receive a small stipend to help defray the costs of in-state travel. For more information and to find out when the next training will be held, please call Deb Belanger at 401-828-5959. Workshop Presenters Volunteers must be willing to present a minimum of 2-3 workshops per year, complete and return all required paperwork, and maintain an inventory of RIPIN-provided training supplies.

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