Teach Computer Classes to Adult Learners

Volunteer to provide basic computer instruction (email, internet, word processing) for women studying English in our Adult Learner Program's ESOL class. Volunteers must be available to teach on Tuesdays 9:30-10:30AM and/or Tuesdays 2:30-3:30PM.

For more information, please contact Jeymi Arroyo at 617-442-1880 x251 or email jarroyo@prohope.org.

 

Tutor an Adult Learner

Tutors have the exciting opportunity to work one-on-one with students to provide instruction in basic math, reading or writing.  We ask that tutors have an openness to learning from and working with adults from a variety of cultural and educational backgrounds.  Reliability, consistency and commitment to learner-centered tutoring are required for a successful student-tutor relationship.

For more information, please contact Jeymi Arroyo at 617-442-1880 x251 or email jarroyo@prohope.org.

 

 

Tutor an Adult ESOL Learner

Tutors have an amazing opportunity to work one-on-one with ESOL students to provide English instruction in speaking, reading, listening comprehension, and writing.  Both morning and afternoon time slots are available for interested participants.

 

For more information, please contact Jeymi Arroyo at 617-442-1880 x251 or email jarroyo@prohope.org.

 

Mentor a One Family Scholar

Mentors and scholars often develop a relationship that provides mutual support and sustenance that goes way beyond scholarship.  Mentors meet regularly with Scholars, helping them to fine-tune academic plans and their career goals, using their life's experience to provide counsel and advice.  The single most important qualification to be a successful mentor is the willingness and enthusiasm to give of your time and talent in order to help another woman achieve what you already have: economic and personal stability in their lives.

For more information on mentoring a One Family Scholar, please contact Valerie Paric at 617-423-0504 x203 or vparic@onefamilyinc.org.

Playspace Activity Leader (PAL)

Volunteering as a PAL is an opportunity to gain experience with children and obtain greater awareness of family homelessness.  PALS prepare and lead age appropriate activities, games, and/or projects with children in the shelter, and promote positive interactions.  Qualifications include: strong interest in preschool and school age children, patience, dependability, sensitivity to homeless issues; preschool or elementary teaching experience a plus.

For more information on becoming a PAL, please contact Horizons for Homeless Children at (617) 445-1480 or (800) 560-7702.

 

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