Here are some areas in
which you can volunteer:
Youth Tutoring and
Youth Mentoring
Computer Lab Instruction
for youth and adults
Recreation/Team Sports
After-School Programming
Health / Wellness and Group Exercise Instruction
Fundraising and Special
Event Committees
Assistance with General Educational Development (GED)
Tutoring Adults for English
as a Second Language (ESL)
Career Planning/
Resume Building
Assistance with Activities
of Daily Living (Life Skills)
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Home > Ways to Help > Volunteer VolunteerRocky Mountain HDC has long relied upon volunteer agencies and individuals to help us fill our family services needs. With the addition of new sites, the Family Services Program is quickly growing and needs your help! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Current Volunteer OpportunitesComputer Instructor/ Youth Computer Lab AssistantTechnology moves at the speed of light. Can you help people get started and keep up? Do you have a knack for sharing internet and computer skills with others? There are ongoing opportunities to provide basic and intermediate computer instruction to adults and older children. People in our multi-cultural communities need your technological assistance. Please help us log on and continue to make a difference in people's lives each day. Youth Tutor / Mentor I before E, except after C, Two plus two equals four. Seems easy, doesn't it? Many children may not agree. Families in our multi-cultural communities are single-parents with children in need of extra attention in meeting their educational needs. Tutors are paired with students and provide assistance with developing a skill in a specific subject area or help with completing homework assignments. Tutors serve a dual role as mentors to provide direction, encouragement and reinforcement. We request a commitment of one to two hours per week, especially during the school year. Youth Recreation and Activities Volunteer Are you handy with arts and crafts? Do you love sports? Do you love working with kids? If so, we have a highly rewarding opportunity for you. Children living in our affordable suburban communities need caring, patient and compassionate individuals to assist with many after school activities. We focus on providing alternatives to the negative aspects of society and stress positive behaviors to enrich the lives of the young people we serve. We make having fun and learning a priority. Do you have what it takes? If you want to get involved, contact Scott Romero, Director of Volunteers and Family Services, 303.832.3066. |
