Offers a variety of volunteer opportunities including but not limited to: - Power Hour/ Homework Assistance - Assist staff in providing guidance through homework and additional class work for grades K-12. - Game Room Assistance - Interact with children in grades K-12 through hands on play in the form of: board games, billiards, lego's, etc. - Programming Assistance - Interact and collaborate with staff in the daily programming engineered toward STEM, art, and high yield learning activities.

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Offers volunteer opportunities for those interested in performing clerical work, helping with education and literacy, scheduling delivery and delivering books to Amish schools, delivering books to homebound patrons, and fund raising at special events organized by the Geauga County Library Foundation or the individual auxiliary groups associated with a particular branch of the library system (West Geauga Friends of the Library, etc.).

Seeking individuals who are willing assist in the center on a voluntary basis without remuneration. Opportunities include clerical, assisting in the computer lab and helping with preparing and serving meals.

Seeking volunteers for a variety of opportunities including: visitor center clerical help, hunt program work group, GPS/GIS technician, manitenance assistance, bookstore opperations, recreation programs, community outreach assistanct,

Rocking Horse Community Health Center addresses the community's primary care and acute health care needs. Also provides therapeutic services for children and families. On site staffing for Medicaid eligibility.

Volunteers for the Junior Achievement program visit the classroom for six weeks and help to build financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and work readiness skills. Volunteer opportunities are available in all sevel public school districts in Ashtabula County.

Accepts volunteers to help with day to day maintenance and activities for a homeless shelter. Provides opportunities to help with: gardening, yard work, house maintenance, evening shelter support, cooking meals for families, reading/playing/talking with children, holiday celebrations, and holistic wellness activities such as: Yoga, music, art, budgeting, and healthy cooking classes.

Provides volunteer opportunities to work with immigrants in a variety of roles. Volunteer opportunities may include being a part of a Welcome Team, driving instructor and teaching car care, English language instruction, interpretation services, cultural orientation, public transportation navigator, and so forth.

Seeking individuals who are willing assist in the center on a voluntary basis without remuneration. Opportunities include clerical, assisting in the computer lab and helping with preparing and serving meals.

Our Early Childhood Services program encourages parents to partner with us by: - Volunteering at our centers - Joining Parent Club - Reading with children and completing classroom activities - Completing follow-up activities between home visits - Attending playgroups and family events - Joining committees - Serving on Policy Council - Telling a friend about us.

The library’s volunteer program is designed to expand and enhance public service to the community. Volunteers generally provide support services to paid staff and/or work on special projects. Volunteers learn more about the library and its place in the community and observe firsthand the way the library serves the community’s needs. A person who would like to volunteer at the library must complete a volunteer application. If volunteer opportunities exist, the director, or his or her designee, will review the application, interview appropriate candidates, assign tasks, establish a schedule, and train and supervise the volunteer. Where possible, in appropriate circumstances, and at the sole discretion of the library, the library may choose to assist the local courts and other social service agencies by providing community service and /or library work experience for individuals.

Seeks volunteers who can provide opportunities for shelter residents to participate in art programs, educational presentations, or recreational experiences. Volunteers might do art activities, provide music or other entertainment performances, or work with shelter residents doing their own projects.

Communication is the key to success between students, parents, schools and tutors. Adult volunteers help all students from grades 1 through 12. Parents are responsible for all transportation to and from tutoring.

Provides one-to-one mentoring for high school age youth through a vetted community volunteer. Focus is on relationship, academic, career, and spiritual growth. Provides one-to-one mentoring for 18-22 year old young adults with barriers to employment and education, and a stated readiness to grow in those areas.

Provides volunteer opportunties to assist teachers in the classroom.

Parents and teachers work together to establish goals for the child to accomplish throughout the program year. Parents are encouraged to volunteer in their child's classroom or volunteer in other ways that may benefit the program. Community members are also welcome to volunteer. Some opportunities include: - Classroom Support - Planning/Committee Members - Reading/Storytelling with Children - Sharing Cultural Traditions or Experiences - Providing Creative/Artistic Experiences - Providing Maintenance/Upkeep of Classroom Materials - Clerical Support - Assisting with Recruitment of Children.

Actively seeking individuals who are willing to volunteer without remuneration to assist with clerical office work, Reentry program, Community Engagement, construction work and/or youth programs. Youth programs including the RICH Kids Enrichment After School program, Bike Shop program, Summer Camp program, Studio program, and Open Gym program.

Offers volunteer opportunities for those interested in performing clerical work, helping with education and literacy, scheduling delivery and delivering books to Amish schools, delivering books to homebound patrons, and fund raising at special events organized by the Geauga County Library Foundation or the individual auxiliary groups associated with a particular branch of the library system (West Geauga Friends of the Library, etc.).

Seeks volunteers to assist with literacy tutoring for all ages, African American men for Real Men Read-y program,

Provides a variety of volunteer opportunities in the Library District.

Seeking volunteers to mentor Toledo area students and tutor students one-on-one in literacy skills. Volunteer mentor tutors work with students in grades K-3 to help them build skills and gain confidence in their reading and writing abilities.

Volunteer opportunities include: 4-H, Master Gardener Volunteers, Advisory committees and Program volunteers.

Learn to speak, understand, read, and write English. Individual tutoring, group classes and access to English learning software (Rosetta Stone) in the computer lab.

Individual literacy tutoring for adults (reading, writing, spelling, and math). Preparation to enter a GED class. Individual reading tutoring for children. Access to literacy software.