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Child abuse and neglect is preventable, which is why Isabel’s House provides 24/7/365 care for the community’s most vulnerable children when the family is in crisis. Families who bring their children to Isabel’s House partner with our team of Family Advocates to create a plan specific to each situation, and our team works to connect parents and caregivers with the right resources to address their crises and build up the family.
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Skills Requested: Ideally, House Volunteers should be able to work inside and outside, stand for long periods of time, and lift small children weighing up to 30lbs.Requirements & Commitment: You must be at least 18 years of age. Our full application and background screening process can take 4-8 weeks. House Volunteers are requested to make at least a 6 month commitment, but scheduling is flexible. Ideal applicants can commit to a regular, weA HOUSE VOLUNTEER joins in the “daily routine” at Isabel’s House by assisting our Direct Care team members with the care, education, and safeguarding of children, as well as the upkeep, cleaning, and daily needs of our facility. House Volunteers: –Participate in scheduled daily activities –Provide tutoring and homework assistance –Serve as a positive, professional, adult role models –Help prepare, Read more...
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United Community Change is a social justice organization dedicated to empowering underserved & marginalized communities; Particularly African Americans and of African diaspora decent; to connect with their land, homes, communities, culture, and worldwide history through programs and education that promote diversity, equity, and inclusion. Our focus is on building strong and resilient communities centered on justice and equality. Read more...
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Founded in 2014, Good Dads is a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to helping kids one dad at a time. It aims to encourage, inspire and empower dads from all walks to of life to be more in involved in the lives of their children. It offers a variety of support resources like fatherhood classes, web resources, counseling, HR benefits and community Read more...
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Volunteer with Hospice! One hour makes a difference serving in a variety of ways such as clerical work, reading, talking, listening, crafts, pet therapy, massage therapy, music therapy, hair styling, nails, photographer and more. Read more...
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VerifiedSerenity Honors was started to further the Veteran outreach of 10 year old Serenity. For almost 6 years she has been meeting & helping our Veterans. Showing them the Respect & Honor they have earned, all with a smile, a friendly handshake, a “THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE”, and sometimes a huge hug is included too. The #1 purpose of Read more...
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Skills Requested: Ideally, House Volunteers should be able to work inside and outside, stand for long periods of time, and lift small children weighing up to 30lbs.Requirements & Commitment: You must be at least 18 years of age. Our full application and background screening process can take 4-8 weeks. House Volunteers are requested to make at least a 6 month commitment, but scheduling is flexible. Ideal applicants can commit to a regular, weA HOUSE VOLUNTEER joins in the “daily routine” at Isabel’s House by assisting our Direct Care team members with the care, education, and safeguarding of children, as well as the upkeep, cleaning, and daily needs of our facility. House Volunteers: –Participate in scheduled daily activities –Provide tutoring and homework assistance –Serve as a positive, professional, adult role models –Help prepare, Read more...
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