Why volunteer?
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Make a difference: You can help children who may not receive love, care, and attention elsewhere.
Be a role model: You can be a positive role model for children and help them learn and grow.
Have fun: Spending time with children can be fun and bring joy to your life.
Gain experience: You can gain new skills and valuable work experience.
Improve your well-being: You can improve your confidence, physical and mental health, and sense of connection to others in the community.
Discover hidden talents: You can discover hidden talents that may change your view of your self-worth.
Learn about your government: You can learn about the functions and operations of your government.
Learn about local resources: You can gain knowledge of local resources available to solve community needs.
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VOLUNTEER APPLICATION
In order to prioritize and maintain the safety and well-being of our children and staff members, it may be required to conduct a background check. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
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VOLUNTEERING
How Can the Community Help?
Facility Maintenance: Contribute by performing repairs or landscaping to maintain the facility.
Fundraising Events: Organize events such as car washes, bake sales, or concerts to raise funds for the children's home.
Donations: Collect contributions of clothing, toys, books, and other essential items.
Special Events for Children: Host events at churches, such as holiday parties or movie nights, to engage and entertain the children.
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Connecting with Church Members: Facilitate connections between children and church members who can offer ongoing support and guidance.
Mentorship Programs: Provide individual mentorship to children, offering guidance and encouragement.
Awareness Campaigns: Raise awareness about the needs of children in foster care within the church community.
Advocacy: Lobby for policies that support children in need.
Partnerships: Partner with local organizations that advocate for child welfare.
COMMUNITY
How can educators contribute?
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Academic tutoring: Provide one-on-one or small group tutoring to help children catch up on academics, focusing on areas where they struggle.
Life skills development: Teach practical life skills like cooking, budgeting, personal hygiene, and social etiquette that might not be readily available in a children's home environment.
Creative activities: Lead art, music, drama, or other creative activities to promote self-expression and emotional well-being.
Reading programs: Organize regular reading sessions, book clubs, or reading incentives to encourage literacy development.
Field trips and community engagement:
Plan educational field trips and connect children with community resources to broaden their experiences.
Mentorship and emotional support:
Build positive relationships with children by offering individual attention, listening to their concerns, and providing emotional support.
Professional development workshops:
Conduct workshops for staff at the children's home on child development, trauma-informed care, or specific learning strategies. ​

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