Community Volunteering
Reading ASSIST® Institute is seeking volunteers to tutor children at risk for reading failure.
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Experience the rewards of volunteering.
There are so many ways to share the gift of your time. If you are interested in a unique and truly rewarding life experience, we invite you to become a Delaware Hospice volunteer
PAWS for People is seeking volunteers who have gentle, affectionate pets (dogs or cats) to join this non-profit organization to share your pet with others. We visit in hospitals, hospices, assisted living & Alzheimer's facilities, along with many other places. We also provide the PAWS for Reading program to libraries and elementary schools; this program allows children to read to a dog or cat to improve their reading skills and enjoy reading more.
Help Mentor At-Risk Youth trying to get their GED with FUTUREnet.
Youths between the ages of 16-21 who have either dropped out of school, are low-income, involved in the criminal justice system, homeless, pregnant or parenting and are lacking a high school education are coming to Jewish Family Services of Delaware’s FUTUREnet program.
They need tutors for math and English. They need mentors who will take the time to help them acquire the skills and credentials necessary to secure a path to a better job and higher education. All volunteers will go through a JFS orientation and background checks/fingerprinting.
We’re need volunteers to come a couple of hours, every week (whatever fits your schedule).
Students are here:
Mondays 10am-4pm
Tuesdays 10am-6pm
Thursdays 12pm-5pm
Fridays 10am-4pm
To set up an appointment, contact:
Marcy Resnick
Community Organizer, SILVER
& Volunteer Network Coordinator
Jewish Family Services of Delaware
99 Passmore Road
Wilmington, DE 19803
PH: (302) 478-9411 x129
Email: mresnick@jfsdelaware.org
www.jfsdelaware.org
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