Committee/Council Description:
First Year Active Members Eligible
Volunteers will provide activities to girls and boys that foster hope and healing through meaningful interactions, improve self-esteem and self-respect, and enhance life skills such as decision-making and other interpersonal skills to thrive in schools and the workforce.
Hours:
50 - 59 Hours
Availabilities:
Evenings
Seasons:
School Year
Skills:
Coaching and Mentoring
Specific Job Responsibilities of Placement:
Volunteers will be involved in planning and executing on-campus and off-campus activities with Methodist Children’s Home. The activities may include community service projects, day trips, and other activities that foster hope and healing through meaningful interactions. Volunteers will provide a meal for the youth and will assist in breakfast and lunch during the week of the camp and will assist in one-on-one tutoring of campers.
Committee Meeting Details:
As a volunteer for the Project R.E.S.I.L.I.E.N.C.Y. project, you must meet the following requirements to complete your project placement and receive project credit for the year. If you have questions or cannot meet the requirements described, please contact the Placement Chair at placement@jljackson.org for further direction.
Note: The following list is an outline of the project requirements. As needs arise, this list may be modified or expanded upon to properly complete the project for the Community Partner.
Orientation or Training Details:
Important Information:
Project R.E.S.I.L.I.E.N.C.Y. will take place in several facilities across the Methodist Children’s Homes campus, local museums, movie theaters, etc. This project is an evening-based, school-year project that will meet twice a month.