Volunteer
by Program: Learn to Earn at St. Ambrose
Current
volunteer opportunities at St. Ambrose include:
The Season of Giving - St. Ambrose Adopt-a-Family
Be a Xmas elf—sort and distribute gifts for families.
Saturday, Dec. 12, 9am – 12:00 pm & 12:00 – 3:00 pm and Sunday, Dec. 13, 1:00 – 4:00 pm
Contact Richard Williams at 410-225-0870 or Richard.Williams@vincentbaltimore.org
Administrative Assistance
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St. Ambrose Center needs volunteers to help with administrative
tasks such as answering phones, staffing reception
desk, and shredding and filing documents.
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Volunteer times are flexible, but must be during St.
Ambrose Center hours, Monday through Friday, 9am-5pm.
Adult
and Young Adult Education:
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St. Ambrose has adopted a Learn to Earn literacy model
that focuses on helping adults gain the necessary
skills to meet their individual goals. The program
has two levels: Pre-GED, and GED preparation.
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One-on-one tutors are needed. Volunteers must have
high school diploma or equivalency, but previous experience
is not required.
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Classes meet 9:30am -1:00pm from Monday to Thursday,
and 6:30pm-9:00pm Monday and Wednesday.
Career
Development:
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The Career Development Program helps both unemployed
and employed individuals find and retain jobs.
- Volunteers
can serve as resume and application coaches, helping
with follow-up, and/or with facilitating workshops.
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Volunteer times are flexible, but must be during St.
Ambrose Center hours, Monday through Friday, 9am-5pm.
Computer
Education:
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The Computer Instruction Program to assist individuals
to become computer literate.
- Volunteers
can work as lab supervisors or computer literacy tutors.
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Volunteer times are flexible, but must be during St.
Ambrose Center hours, Monday through Friday, 9am-5pm.
Driver:
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The Saint Ambrose Center needs volunteers to drive
our van to the surrounding churches to pick up donations
for our pantry.
- Volunteers
must have a clean driving record, be reliable, and
able to lift heavy boxes and bags.
- Pick-ups
are scheduled on Monday mornings.
Gardening:
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The Saint Ambrose Community Garden needs volunteers
to work individually and with community members to
organize and maintain our vegetable and flower beds.
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Volunteer times are flexible to fit volunteer schedule.
Previous experience is not required.
GED Teachers:
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Classes are held Monday & Wednesdays 10:00-12:30. Volunteers are needed to teach GED in a classroom setting. The subjects include math, writing, social studies and science. Volunteer are also needed on Tuesday and Wednesdays for our one-on-one tutorial that supplements the classroom work given on Monday and Wednesday.
Housekeeping
and Maintenance Assistance:
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The Saint Ambrose Center is in need of volunteers
to help with light housekeeping and/or minor maintenance
tasks.
- Volunteer
will work with the volunteer coordinator to determine
how his or her interests and skills can best be applied
to the Center’s needs.
Meal
Program:
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The Meal Program works in conjunction with the Culinary
Program to provide a hot and nutritious meal to anyone
who is hungry.
- Volunteers
can buss tables or distribute and collect meal tickets.
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Volunteers may come in on a regular basis or by appointment.
The meal is served three days a week from 11:30-1:00.
Youth
Mentoring/Tutoring:
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St. Ambrose Youth Place seeks to increase academic
performance and strengthen participants' commitment
to education.
- Volunteers
help students with homework and other educational
and recreational opportunities.
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The afterschool program runs from 3:00pm to 6:00pm
Monday through Friday. The minimum commitment is one
hour weekly for ten consecutive weeks.
Contact
Richard Williams, Resource Coordinator, at 410-225-0870 or richard.williams@vincentbaltimore.org to volunteer.
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