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Please be aware that some agencies require fingerprinting and/or background checks before you can start. Depending on what is required, the waiting period may take up to 6 weeks. Please ask the agency's policy on fingerprinting and background checks when you call!
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Alzheimer's Association 4950 Murphy Canyon Rd.#250
Contact: Vol Coord 858 492.4400 x 114
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San Diego |
Family & patient support Requirements: Age 21 or older, reliable, attend volunteer orientation Offers very intensive internships if wanted; have Helpline, Education Programs, Speakers’ Bureau, advocacy, outreach and special research projects; training may be required (will count towards hours) |
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American Red Cross – Blood Svcs 8745 Aero Drive, Suite 101
Contact: Sally West, Volunteer Coordinator Office Phone: 858-278-6355
Fax: 858-278-6359
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San Diego |
Blood Drive Registration: Greet and welcome donors, instruct all donors on reading material, track donor arrival, thank donors. Open 7 days/week; flexible times |
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277 South Rancho Santa Fe Ste S
Contact: Mary Sterns, Director 760 744-1313
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San Marcos |
Pregnancy testing, counseling, referral service assistance
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Boys & Girls Club of Carlsbad 3115 Roosevelt St.
Contact: Kelly Morrison Pop, CFRE
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Carlsbad |
Help in homework center,
tutor, organized activities, art, sports Requires fingerprints & background check |
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Boys & Girls Club Greater San Diego-- Mitchell Branch 115 W Woodward
Contact: Chris Endris 760 746-3315
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Escondido |
Educational & recreational activities
Requires fingerprints & background check |
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Boys & Girls Club of San Dieguito-Griset Br 1221 Encinitas Blvd
Contact: Denise Lesko, Program Dir. 760 753-6351
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Encinitas |
Educational & recreational activities
Requires fingerprints & background check |
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Boys & Girls Club of San Marcos 1 Positive Place
Contact: Kara Alaimo 760 471-2490 x301
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San Marcos |
Work with kids in homework center, computers,
lead groups, facilitate activities Requires fingerprints, t.b. & background check: Students will be asked to contribute $20 to help pay some of these costs |
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Boys & Girls Club of Southwest County 28790 Pujol St.
Contact: Marie Aguilar, Prog. Supv. 951 699-1526 x 205
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Temecula |
Educational & recreational activities
Requires fingerprints & background check |
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Boys & Girls Club of Vista 410 W California Ave
Contact: Kevin Rodriquez or Anna Deluna 760 724-6606
Branch at: Foothill Oak Elementary (after school program) 1370 Oak Dr.
Contact: Lia Watters, Program Dir. 760 724.6606
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Vista |
The Boys & Girls Club of Vista serves kids ages 6-18 and helps them reach their full potential as responsible and productive citizens. They want interns at the main site at 410 W. California Ave in Vista as well as for our middle school extension sites. Hours and days are flexible- Mon-Friday from 7am-6:30pm. Need a motivated and professional individuals who cares for kids and interested in a career in the non-profit industry. Internship opportunities are available in the following areas: youth development, clerical, marketing, and facility.
Requires fingerprints & background check |
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Brookdale Place of San Marcos 1590 W. San Marcos Blvd.
Contact: Diane Bulluing 760. 471-9904
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San Marcos | Assisted living, interacting with seniors. Due to fingerprinting and backgrnd check, agency would like a 6-month commitment. | ||||||||||||||||||||
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Brother Benno 3260 Production Ave
Contact: Mary Robinson. 760 439-1244 x107 or Tom Von Bettiger, Exec. Dir. 760 439-1244 Ex 106
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Oceanside |
Programs & services: Case management, counseling, men's 3-day temp. shelter, morning soup kitchen, women and children's emergency shelter. Has a wide referral system.
Requires at least 20 hrs. of service |
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Burn Institute 3702 Ruffin Road #101
Contact: Kathleen Frampton, Vol. Coord. 858 541-2277 ext 11
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San Diego |
Aggressive fire & burn prevention program Tasks could include: Marketing, PR; translation, education outreach to public (Kindergarten-senior citizens); fundraising, public speaking, install smoke alarms for seniors, health fair representatives, communication/articles for media relations, learn grant writing, coordinate special events
UPDATED VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY! Volunteer Opportunities: Saturday, January 31 from 9am-Noon: Safety event Crown Hills Community Clubhouse, Alpine Saturday, February 7 from 10am-1pm: Open House San Diego Rural Fire Station 24, 551 Harbison Canyon Road Saturday, February 21 from 8am-2pm: Smoke Alarm Installs Meet at the Burn Institute office Contact: Kathleen Frampton at kframpton@burninstitute.org or call 858-541-2277 x11
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Contact: Karen Miller 866.324.2628 |
San Diego | This organization interacts with the community via telephone. Also can help with educational outreach and presentations. | ||||||||||||||||||||
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Marine and Family Services Camp Pendleton Building 13150
Contact: Katie Kastan, Vol. Coord. 760 725-3856
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Camp Pendleton |
Work with animals, military children, youth & teens incl. infants, children with special medical, educational or emotional needs in different environments Requirements: 18 yrs of age, complete volunteer application, complete backgrnd & record check, TB test; 4 hr. basic safety & health course. Min. 15-20 hours of service. Hours: M-F 6-6pm or 6-9 pm (at youth center) |
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Casa de Amparo 3355 Mission Ave, #238
Contact: Rayni Risher 760 453-2300 x 209
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Oceanside |
Serve with abused & neglected children ages newborn-17. Requirements: Fingerprinting (student pays), TB test, sign confidentiality statement; informal interview & orientation. Working with residents requires a 6-month commitment with weekday, weekend & evening opportunities available. NEW OPPORTUNITIES! |
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Casa de Amistad 120 Stevens Ave.
Contact: Nicole Green, Director of Educ 858 509-2590
No Website |
Solana Beach |
Nonprofit: homework center for Hispanic students. Afternoon classes for lower grades, eves. for upper grades. |
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Catholic Charities, Immigrant Services
Contact: Dan Straka 760 631-5890 |
Mission Gorge | Office works with immigration laws and immigrants. Welcomes Spanish 399 students and non-Spanish interns needing 40+ hours. | ||||||||||||||||||||
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Center for Community Solutions 4508 Mission Bay Dr.
Contact: Sandy Capuano, Vol Coord 858 272-5777
Contact: Sandy Capuano 619 697-7477 (La Mesa)
Contact: Katie Jacquet, Vol Coord 760 747-6282 x 123 (Escondido)
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San Diego La Mesa Escondido |
Focuses on healing and preventing sexual assault and relationship violence 7/24 program positions available: SART (Sexual Assault Response Team); DVRT (Domestic Violence Response Team); Crisis Hotline all require 6 mo. commitment incl. 56 hours of training which enables you respond to hospital/police dept. calls Non-crisis seasonal shelter work available. |
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City of Carlsbad 1200 Carlsbad Village Dr.
Contact: Sue Irey, Vol Coord 760 434-2906
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Carlsbad |
Many opportunities are always available! Please call Sue Irey if you don't see what you need.
CityStuff: Program that teaches third graders the intricacies of how city government works. You receive 3-hr. training and curriculum. (Approx. 20 hrs.)
Carlsbad Library: Homework center: tutor grades 1-12 Assist students with test preparation, homework questions, and learn new study skills. Volunteers work with Children’s desk to locate information for homework assignments. Requirements: Excellent written and oral communication skills. Ability to follow guidelines and directions independently. Experience with school aged children, preferably experience and knowledge of school curriculum. Educational background or tutoring experience is very helpful. Patience and dedication to helping children.2 hrs/wk. City pays for background and fingerprinting |
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City of Encinitas 505 S. Vulcan Ave.
Contact: Caroline T. Moreno, Recreation Supv. II City of Encinitas, Parks and Recreation Department
(760) 633-2759
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Encinitas |
Tutoring programs at Encinitas elementary
schools--new programs starting up! Help with planning "Youth Health and Fitness Days," a collaboration with several other park and recreation depts. event takes place in July. |
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City of Escondido-Library 230 Kalmia
City of Escondido Library 239 S. Kalmia
Contact: Cookie Allen 760 839-4819
Adult Literacy Program Contact: Josephine Jones 760 839-4219
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Escondido |
Public Computer Desk Assistant needed for 5 - 10 hours per week. This person will assist patrons in accessing public computers using EnvisionWare software, help patrons with Internet and Word software such as Word, PowerPoint etc. and provide minor troubleshooting of soft/hardware. This person must have to ability to work well with the public, have good communication skills, basic knowledge of software and ability to function at a fast paced public desk. Adult Literacy: Opportunities to tutor adult English speakers in reading, writing, math and basic computer skills. Also opportunities to assist with event planning and to assist in the Literacy Office with special projects. Please call for more service opportunities at the library. |
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City of Oceanside 300 North Coast Highway
Contact: Armando Fernandez 760 435-3517
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Oceanside |
Senior services, recreational activities & special events, & Oceanside Police Dept. |
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City of Vista 2082 Thibodo Rd
Contact: Kathy Valdez 726-1340 ext. 1481
Contact: Cynthia Flores 760 726.1340 ext. 1483
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Vista |
"Weed and Seed program" (Weed out criminal activity and seed with social services & neighborhood revitalization in the Vista Townsite community.) Requirement: Fingerprinting & bkgrnd check Hours: M-T 8:5:30 (plus every other Friday); occasional eve & |
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Community Housingworks 1820 S Escondido Blvd #101
Contact: Heather Laird, Learning Center Coordinator 760 432-6878 x304
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Escondido San Diego |
Bilingual tutoring, housing assistance for migrant workers: Tutor in Learning Ctrs located at complex sites: K-6 grade with homework, computer skills, arts & crafts Hours: Most Ctrs open 2:00-6:00 p.m. two days each week and closed on Sat & Sun. |
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Community Resource Center 650 Second St
760 753-1156 x1304
http://www.communityresourcecenter.org/
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Encinitas |
Comprehensive social services for the North
County coastal communities that targets domestic violence,
homelessness and hunger Therapeutic Daycare Center: Work with children in a highly structured program while moms are in classes. Hours: 4 pm-8 pm. Requirements: Six month commitment, 3-hr. training, clean background check, TB. Case Mgmt.: Work with case mgr. do intake, referral, follow-up and maintain files. Hotline: Requires 40 hrs. training (CRC holds trainings) Also needed: Event planning help and marketing. |
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County of San Diego-Alternate Public Defender 110 West C St #1100
Contact Internship Coordinator: Sandra Huff, Chief Investigator 619 446-2900
County of San Diego-Alternate Public Defender 410Melrose Dr. #200
Contact: Sue Roehmholdt, Supervising Investigator 619 446-2963 (Vista) |
San Diego Vista |
Family Advocacy, investigative interns, law clerks, paralegals, volunteer lawyers, social workers Students need a complete background & medical check, reliable transportation, CA driver's license and insurance. Minimum of 12 hrs/wk. |
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County of San Diego-District Attorney's Ofc - Hall of Justice Regional Ofc 330 W Broadway St
Contact: Cynthia Charliebois 619 531-4290
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San Diego |
Requires extensive background check, extensive training and 4 hrs/week. Great opportunity for those willing to make the commitment of 150 hrs. |
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County of San Diego-District Attorney Ofc-Victim Assistance Program 325 S Melrose Dr #5000
Contact: Cynthia Charliebois Contact: Sherry Lawerence, Paralegal Contact: Cissy Pina, Paralegal Contact: Lesley Taumada, Paralegal 619 531-4278 760 806-4079
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Vista |
Assist advocates in providing victim services, review law enforcement crime reports. Requires the ability to communicate effectively in oral and written form and work well as a team member. |
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Defender, Child Advocacy Division
Contact: Ana L. Espana, Attorney 233 A St. Suite 600 619.974.5700
Contact: Cindy McCabe Deputy Public Defender Child Advocacy Division 760-940-6565
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San Diego Vista (other cities may be available) |
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County of San Diego-Emergency Services 5555 Overland Avenue, Suite 1911
Contact: Leslie Luke, Emergency Planning Projects Coordinator 858 565-3490
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San Diego | Emergency services include wild land fire, earthquake, flooding, San Onofre, terrorism, tsunami, pandemic influenza | ||||||||||||||||||||
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CSUSM-Barahona Ctr for the Study of Books in Spanish 333 S Twin Oaks Valley Rd, Kellogg #5000
Contact: Karen Pulver, Admin Support Coord 760 750-4070
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San Marcos |
Reading program for children |
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CSUSM-Career Center 333 S Twin Oaks Valley Rd CRA 4201 I
Contact: Mari Steffensmeier, Career Counselor 760-750-4967
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San Marcos |
CSUSM's Career Center assists students and alumni in the areas of career/major exploration, graduate school resources, job search strategy and with information and resources needed to transition into the world of work or post graduate education. Students interested in career development services, student affairs and marketing may find this opportunity to be a good fit. Position: Peer Advisor Peer Advisors work primarily with undergraduate students to help guide students through job search and application, online career assessments, and hard copy resources. Also help students cross reference material and cross sell department programs and services.
Primary Responsibilities:
Term: One semester, 6 hours per week for 15 weeks to meet course requirements. The Career Center’s peak need is for the fall semester when there will be 4 positions available and the Spring semester will have 1 position available. |
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CSUSM-Center for Children and Families 453 La Moree
Contact: Janet Powell 760.750.4319 jpowell@csusm.edu
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San Marcos |
New child developmental facility: Hours of operation: Monday - Friday 6:00 am - 7:00 pm. Facility serves children ranging in age from six weeks - five years old. Requirements: Written permission from the University Liaison to the Center for Children and Families, adherence to CCF Statement on Dispositions, supervision by the CCF classroom teacher, CCF Clearance Forms (Live Scan and Fingerprinting: $100.00, student pays), and CSUSM’s Institutional Review Board Approval including required parental consent forms as mandated. Up-to-date health screening with TB clearance Level One: Observation Observation involves university students watching CCF children through the observation windows without direct contact. Observation Request Form
Level Two: Observation, Participation and Internships Observation and participation and internships involve students observing and participating in the CCF classroom, direct contact with CCF children which may include writing about those experiences for course requirements, and assisting CCF teachers. Observation and Participation and Internship Request Form
Level Three: Research Research involves investigation, discovery and interpretation of facts, revision of accepted theories or laws in the light of new facts, or practical application of such new or revised theories or laws which may result in publication in educational journals. |
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CSUSM-Disabled Student Services 333 S Twin Oaks Valley Rd Craven #5205
Contact: Kara Kornher Psychologist & Learn Disability Specialist 760 750-4905
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San Marcos |
Proctor or monitor exams for students with disabilities |
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CSUSM-Undergraduate Advising Services 333 S Twin Oaks Valley Rd Craven #1300
Contact: Kim Prince, Academic Advisor
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San Marcos |
Academic advising for current and prospective students |
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CSUSM-Peer Health Education 333 S Twin Oaks Valley Rd, Arts 339 & CRA 6205
Contact: Cathy Nguyen, Health Educator 760 750-4917
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San Marcos |
Student health, counseling & psychological services |
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Easter Seals Southern California 1035 E Valley Parkway
Contact: Amanda Myers, Camp Dir (cell) 760688-6611
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Escondido |
Camp aides for high functioning developmentally disabled, ages 7 to adult; camp activities highly structured: arts & crafts, group activities, nature hikes Requirements: fingerprinting (agency will pay);1.5 hrs. formal training before weekend |
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Ecumenical Migrant Outreach 2020 Chestnut Ave
Contact: Barbara Perrigo (cell) 619 709-9803 or bpcardiffc@yahoo.com
No Website |
Carlsbad | This community partner offers a unique opportunity to work directly with migrant workers on Sunday afternoons. Staff cooks and serves a hot meal for the workers. DO NOT need to speak Spanish! Due to risk management requirements, please contact the Office of Service Learning if interested! | ||||||||||||||||||||
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Educational Enrichment Systems, Inc. 910 Borden Rd. Rm. 11
Contact: Kimberly Kagy Director of San Marcos Preschools
(cell) 760.679.6556 or
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San Marcos |
Help preschoolers prepare for kindergarten. Agency has sites at San Marcos School District Richland Elem, San Marcos Elem, Alvin Dunn (am and pm opportunities), Knob Hill Joli Ann Elementary Vista Unified School District Beaumont Elementary Bobier Elementary Crestview Elementary In addition, there are preschool programs on five elementary schools
Each session can support 22 children; parents must of children enrolled must help 2 days/mo. Excellent opportunity to use your developing Spanish skills! |
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Escondido Community Child Dev Ctr 819 W 9th Ave
Contact: Betsy Jones 760 745-9215
No website |
Escondido |
Not-for-profit organization that prepares disadvantaged children for kindergarten |
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Escondido Elementary School (requesting
student support) Orange Glen Elementary 2861 E. Valley Pkwy
Contact: Rick Ausby, Principal (CSUSM graduate!)
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Escondido |
Focus areas: Improve Reading Comprehension; Improve Technology use for staff and students; Establish fun and engaging physical education activities; Exposure to the fine arts; Tutor in basic math skills.
Orange Glen also has a strong before and after school program that provides students with academic assistance while providing a safe environment. More opportunities available. |
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Escondido Humane Society 3450 E. Valley Parkway
Contact: Mary Ellen Kuhn, Vol. Coordinator volunteer@escondidohumanesociety.org |
Escondido | Must go through 4 hour training (regularly scheduled) to be
able to work with dogs, cats, rabbits, etc. Would like a six
month commitment. Learn about the importance of spaying, inequalities among breeds, and gender. Educational outreach and "behind the scenes" service.
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Esc-Palomar Fam YMCA 1050 N. Broadway
Contact: Melanie Keating, Dir. Admin. Svcs 760 745-7490 ext.215
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Escondido |
Aquatics, camping, child care referrals, health enhancement, leadership development, social services, sports & skill development; athletics, literacy |
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Elizabeth Hospice 150 W. Crest
Contact: Linda Caricato, Transitional Program Mgr. 760 737-2050
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Escondido |
Receive training to work with people in their
last stages of life Requirements: a minimum of 8-10 hrs/week |
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Fraternity House 20702 Elfin Forest Rd Escondido
687 Rivera Court Vista, CA 92084
Contact: (for both houses) Heather Hoyt, Dev. Coordinator 760 736-0292 ext. 102
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Escondido Vista |
"The mission of Fraternity House, Inc. is to provide warm and caring homes where men and women disabled by HIV/AIDS can receive comprehensive care and supportive services in order to rebuild their health and return to independent living, or where they can spend their last days in comfort and dignity."
Fraternity House and Michaelle House are residential homes for individuals living with HIV/AIDS. Residents live in a home-like environment which provides 24-hour comprehensive care, support, and rehabilitation services.
Service learning opportunities include: · Visiting residents/being a buddy · Assisting in resident outings · Assisting in resident activities · House and landscape maintenance · Assisting with special events/fundraisers · Help staff prepare meals REQUIREMENTS: Mandatory: TB test and attend orientation
Houses are 7/24; all shifts available You are requested to review following forms and download the appropriate forms that need signatures.
General FAQs about Organization.pdf Service Learning Application.pdf Service Learning Guidelines and Limitations.pdf Service Learning Policies and Procedures.pdf
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Corporate Ofc/School of Dementia 3702 Fourth Ave.
Contact: Freddy Ramirez, Vol Coord 619 543-4714 (Corp. Headquarters)
Contact: Dawn Carnerie, Ctr Mgr (Chula Vista) 619 420-1703
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San Diego Chula Vista Encinitas San Marcos |
Headquarters: Admin & clerical, business adver, marketing, outreach & recruitment, translations, writing projects
Health, nursing, medical services for Alzheimer's patients; hands-on experience for behavior study (ages ranging from 12-23); staff mentors, lead activities, cognitive therapy, one-on-one physical activity Requirements: Want to know more about the disease |
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Girls Incorporated of San Diego County
Contact: Jessica Earley Program & Training Manager 760 643.4067
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Vista |
Nationwide organization that inspires all girls to be "strong, smart & bold!" Opportunities include assisting with/hosting symposiums on leadership, media literacy, financial management, gender equality, racial justice and women's health Multi-programs for girls ages 6-18. |
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2103 El Camino Real #205
Contact: Audie Brinker, Dir 760 721-6241 or 760 741-2330 (Escondido)
No Website |
Oceanside Escondido |
Domestic violence & sexual assault treatment & prevention program |
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Interfaith Community Services - Regional Ofc 550 W Washington #B
Contact: Nusrat Symons, Vol Coord 760 489-6380 x221
Contact: Lee Crowley, Vol Coord 760 489-6380 (Branch in Escondido)
Contact: Gabriela Espinosa, Case Manager 760 721-2117 (Oceanside)
Contact: Rebecca Steiner, Dir. Senior Services 760 489.6380
Contact: Nadine Kaina, Program Mgr 760 941-0140 (Vista)
Contact: Michelle Lenoue CONFIA Program Mgr Mon 8-noon
Tues & Thurs 8-5 |
Escondido Oceanside Vista |
Mulit-programs & services for all groups; main ofc. Veterans Program, Migrant Worker program (CONFIA), Men’s shelter, soup kitchen, computer lab, after school program, senior programs, homelessness, drugs & alcohol programs |
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Japanese Friendship Garden Society of San Diego 2215 Pan American Rd
619 232-2721
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San Diego
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Volunteers are vital to the
success of the Garden and are an integral part of the
education program. Applications are available at the Exhibit
House Shifts available 10:00-1:00 & 1:00-4:00 Open Tues-Sun
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and Tijuana 1250 6th Ave. #226
Contact: David Tuites, Exec Dir 619 233-6873
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San Diego |
Promotes better understanding between United States, Japan, and Mexico by ensuring that businesses and individuals have access to informational, educational, cultural & business resources in Japan. |
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MAAC Project Headstart 800 West Vallecitos, Suite J Contact: Doug Regin or dregin@maacproject.org 760-471-4210 x203
4881 Tarragon Dr Oceanside Contact: Debbi Palmer 760 945-8717
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San Marcos |
Need to use your Spanish skills?
Head Start and Early Head Start are federally funded programs serving low-income children and their families in North County. The program ensures that children ages 0 to 5 and their families are provided with comprehensive services to promote optimum physical, cognitive, social and emotional growth of children. Head Start also supports parents in their role as the primary caregiver and teacher of their children.
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Mama's Kitchen 1875 Second Ave.
Contact: Bill Patton, Vol Coord 619 233.6262
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San Diego |
Deliver food to men, women and children with AIDS |
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McAllister Institute 1400 N. Johnson Ste 101
Contact: Jeanne McAllister (Corporate Office) 619 442-0277
Contact: Tina Lau, Program Mgr 760 721-2781
no website |
El Cajon Oceanside |
Corporate office has opportunities to work in the business world, such as in Human Resources
Oceanside Branch has direct contact with recovering drug users; attend group sessions and work with social workers |
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Meals on Wheels (Corporate Ofc.) 2254 San Diego Ave 619 260.6110
Contact in San Marcos: Charlotte Fan 760 736-9922
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San Marcos Contact Corp. Office for individual locations |
Deliver meals to the elderly or individuals unable to leave their home. |
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Media Arts Ctr San Diego 921 25th Street
Contact: Patric Stillman, Dir of Education 619 230-1938 x 103
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San Diego |
Teach Hispanic teens videography |
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MHS (Mental Health Systems)
Corporate Office 9465 Farnham St. San Diego 858.573.2600
Contact: Colleen Marshall
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More than 100 programs located throughout San Diego County | Please visit MHS website (http://www.mhsinc.org/) for type of service you are interested in. contact Colleen Marshall. She places clinical setting internships. Please have some sort of resume to give to Colleen to help with your placement. NOTE: You will need fingerprinting, TB test and live scan to serve at MHS. Processing can take up to 2-3 weeks--plan ahead! MHS will pick up costs. |
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Michaelle/Fraternity House 687 Rivera Court
Contact: Marie Jones-Kirk, Director 760 736-0292 ext. 101
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Vista |
Befriend a person with HIV/AIDS; be a companion, help on group outings, develop interests and work on those projects; 7/24 house, can make own hours (Sister house to Fraternity House) | ||||||||||||||||||||
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Mission Soccer Academy
Mission Middle School 939 E. Mission Avenue
Contacts: Maria Cervantes, Academic Advisor cell 760.670.7635 or David Luevanos, Sports Director cell 760.219.5594
www.eusd4kids.org/schools/mission
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Escondido |
Work with students, aged 10-16, who live in a high-poverty & high drop-out area and are predominately Hispanic. The Academy combines competitive soccer, academics, & community service to provide the tools students need to help overcome obstacles & move on to higher education through sports & academics. You will work with students to complete school assignments & projects, as well as have the opportunity to work with them on the soccer field and in the community. Great for students majoring in Education, Sociology, Criminal Science, Sports, Spanish, Psychology & Business Management. Also a great opportunity to network and get job referrals. Some Saturday hours are available. Training is provided. Background check required, agency pays. |
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Mira Costa College Learning Ctr 1831 Mission Ave
Contact: Lynda Lee, Dean of Community Edu 760 795-8721
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Oceanside |
Assist in classroom, plan lessons, facilitate group discussions, assist with Special Ed & community service programs |
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Neighborhood Healthcare
Contact: Ruth Manzano-Rivera, Vol Coord for all locations) 760 737-2030
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Temecula (1 site) Pauma Valley (1 site) Escondido (5 sites) East County (El Cajon, Lakeside- sites) |
Health Services including dental and behavioral to underserved adults and children Clinic: Read to children in waiting room, help with clerical tasks in medical records, assist non-English speaking patients complete forms, participate at fundraising events |
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New Americans Immigration Museum and Learning Ctr 2825 Dewey Rd. Suite 102
Contact: Stacey Goto, Vol Cord Miguel-Angel Soria, Program Director 619 255-8908
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San Diego |
Agency helps preserve first generation history in America; teaches about democracy, helps new Americans get settled; may participate in ethnic and or religious events, record oral history; continuing to build programs and projects |
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New Haven Youth & Family Svcs 216 W Los Angeles Dr
Contact: Tony Williams 760 630-4035 x260 Carol Andrews, Dir HR 760 630-4035
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Vista |
New Haven provides a safe, supportive, structured home environment for severely emotionally disturbed adolescent boys. Emphasis is on the development of resiliency, social competence, problem-solving skills, autonomy, and purpose.
Service learning/internship opportunities are open to individuals who are seeking volunteer hours b/t 9:00 AM and 4:00 PM, Monday – Friday. Requirements:
Interviews for opportunities are available on select Fridays. If you meet all of the above-listed requirements and would like to discuss this opportunity further, please contact Tony Williams, MSW |
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150 Valpreda Rd
Contact: Michelle Davis, M.A., Vol Coord 760 736-8705
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San Marcos |
Health srvs, mental health edu, HIV AIDS community research; orientation, assist in medical field, HR & development Requirements: Need physical exam and TB test; agency will cover costs for right individuals Hours: Flexible depending on facility, some weekends may be avail |
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North Inland Community Prevention, A Mental Health Systems Program 12344 Oak Knoll Rd. Suite C-1
Contact: Clark Kiser, Program Dir. 858 391-9303
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Poway |
NICPP is a primary Prevention Program that utilizes an Environmental AOD Prevention strategy. NICPP also has a youth component where youth conduct DUI Checkpoint Operations with the local Sheriffs Department, decoy operations, radio audits, and risk assessments for the sale of marijuana paraphernalia at head shops. The program is funded by the County of San Diego and is considered a model program for primary prevention work. |
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North County Lifeline 200 Michigan Ave (Bus. ofc. 302 N. Indiana Ave.)
Contact: Katy Liesenfelt, Vol Coord 760 631-5622 x 104
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Vista |
Housing & legal mediation, multi-programmed agency: Tutor middle school students, lead group activities for after school program, receive training from program supervisor. Depending on the program, you may be required to get fingerprinting, t.b. test, drug testing and possibly DMV printout. Lifeline pays costs. Lifeline Program Info-sheet
Additional NEW Positions Offered MA Level Counseling Internship (312/09) After School Program 3/18/09 Earned Tax Credit Program 3/18/09
Link to all Lifeline's current service positions http://www.nclifeline.org/volunteer_opportunities.htm |
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Oceanside Samoan Cultural Committee Sites vary but all in Oceanside
Contact: Wayne
(760) 458-2614 |
Oceanside | Opportunity to work with the Samoan culture,
the Oceanside Police Dept., City of Oceanside, OUSD, Save
Our Streets, and several other agencies. Projects to reach
youth and help preserve customs.
May tutor, mentor or otherwise work with diverse populations; help coordinate community meetings, etc. |
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1140 W Mission Rd
NCEOC/ Grant Funded Student Support Svcs GEAR UP Program Contact: Calvin One Deer Gavin, Dir. 760 744-1150 ext. 3679
Contact: Joe Vasquez, Gear-Up Program Coord 760 290-2296
Contact: Gen Roberts, Outreach Coord 760 744-1150 x2364
TRIO/ Student Support Svcs Contact: Calvin One Deer Gavin 760 290-2525 760 744-1150 x2761
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San Marcos |
GEAR UP Tutors/Mentors provide academic assistance and support to high school students (San Marcos/Vista) to help them prepare for and enroll in college.
NCEOC Student will assist in marketing and outreach activities to seek out and recruit new students from low-income backgrounds or have dropped out of high school/college and provide them with information on educational opportunities and financial aid.
Students will translate written materials such as flyers, letters, press releases, and various other reports and announcements. Students to provide bilingual support and assistance to those needing assistance with filling out applications. Requirements: Students should have strong oral and written communication skills, be computer literate and available to work varied hours including some evening and weekend hours. |
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Panorama Teen & Family
Resource Center 131 Richmar Ave.
Contact: Ruth Segura, Mgr. 760 471-9449
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San Marcos |
Grass roots center to give teens a place to go; have computer lab, organized activities such as dances and intergenerational programs; have computer lab, interested in innovative ideas | ||||||||||||||||||||
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Phoenix House Carlsbad Teen Recovery Center 785 Grand Avenue Suite 220
Contact: Loretta Adame, Case Manger/Program Coordinator (760) 729-2830
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Carlsbad |
The Phoenix House Teen Recovery Centers provide after-school treatment for adolescents and their families. Teens attend intensive sessions at the centers on weekdays, and participate in "clean and sober" supervised recreational activities on weekends. Assist at the Carlsbad location for with community outreach, data management, client follow-ups, fundraising, and to provide support to staff in daily operations. Qualifications: Be Passionate about working with adolescents. A true team player who enjoys collaborating with others. Flexible and creative, with a sense of humor and a willingness to roll up your sleeves. Be willing to set a good example and serve as a role model for our young people Internship durations will coincide with the school semester schedule.
Requirements: Fingerprints/TB testing, and orientation -- contact agency at least 4-6 weeks prior to class start date. Resume needed. |
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Rancho Coastal Humane Society
389 Requeza Street
Contact: Brian Cook, Vol. Coord.
http://www.rchumanesociety.org/volunteer/
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Encinitas |
Many opportunities to learn more about how private shelters operate. Learn more about animal care and training--be a companion to a dog, rabbit or cat to help its chances to be adopted; be a "walker" or take dogs to park. Learn how to "read" animal moods. Be an outreach educator. Must attend training/orientation Prefer six month commitment at: 6 hrs./month Weekend service available |
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San Diego Chinese Historical Museum 404 Third Ave.
Contact: Alex Chuang, Exec Dir
619 338-9888
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San Diego |
Open Tuesday - Sunday Willing to work with students depending on course |
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San Diego County Office of Education (SDCOE) 6401 Linda Vista Rd.
Contact: Tutor Connection, (foster care youth) Michelle Lustig, MSW, ACSW Foster Youth Services Coordinator 858.503-2628 or Sophie Lor at (858) 503-2627
San Pasqual Academy (JCCS) foster care 17701 San Pasqual Valley Rd Contact: Tom Allison, Principal 760.233.6003
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All over San Diego County and North SD County
Escondido |
Interested in Becoming a tutor to earn your
service learning hours? Tutors are imperative to the success of Tutor Connection operated through San Diego County Office of Education – Foster Youth Services program. Tutors not only guide the youth toward a path of learning but they also establish important relationships which translate into real stability, progress and success. Tutor Connection has seen a steady increase in the test scores of repeat youth in the program, and a slow decline of placement changes in repeat youth who are tutored year after year. Tutors are responsible for: · Minimum of 2 hours of tutoring per week · Reflection of tutoring experience · Academic assessment through pre/post testing · Progress Reports · Establishing Reading & Math Practicum · Attending weekly sessions · Working with teachers to streamline homework · Creating educational goals and objectives
As a part of the program, each tutor will be matched with a youth placed in the San Diego County foster care placement. Tutors are required to complete 20 hours of service learning throughout one school semester. (These hours can be used towards the required hours in the EDU 350 course, but not limited to EDU 350.) Tutors will receive a certificate of completion at the end of the semester and will be able to use the experience gained through this services learning assignment as part of their portfolio. The tutoring year runs from September – December and February -May and follows all scheduled school holidays. Most tutoring occurs in the foster homes located throughout San Diego County. Some special accommodations are sometimes made in the classroom and at Connected Through Kids center in Escondido. Children served through Tutor Connection can range from Kindergarten through 12th grade.
This program provides enriching experience for students interested in becoming future teachers and youth and the community. This is a model program that was recently presented an award by President Jimmy Carter as a certified Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Partnership program. Fingerprints and background check a must.
San Pasqual Academy Residential high school for foster children; run by a collaboration of SD County Office of Education and Juvenile Court and Community Schools. Tutor in classes; some paid positions available. |
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San Diego County Office of Education Migrant Education 135 Vallecitos de Oro #A
Bonsall/Fallbrook Area Contact: Mary Gonzales 760. 510.0250
Escondido Area Contact: Ricardo Reyes 760.510.0250
San Diego and Coastal Regions Contact: Beverly Hatherly Regional Office: 760-510-0250
San Marcos and Vista Area Contact: Delores Valdes, Program Coord for (cell) 619.787.9930 or dvaldes@sdcoe.net (pls. put "Volunteer" in subject line)
Oceanside Office of Migrant Education 2080 Mission Ave. Contact: Sherry Freeman de Leyva 760 757-2560 x568
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San Marcos Encinitas Del Mar Solana Beach Fallbrook San Diego (locations throughout San Diego County) |
Early Start program, After school tutoring, Student Leadership Academy, Summer Programs, art projects, parent activities, home visits, tutoring high school students for exit exam |
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San Diego Youth and Community Svcs 3255 Wing St
Contact: Marion Liszkowski, Volunteer Coord Hours: Mon-Thurs 9:00 am-3:00 pm
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San Diego East County la Mesa & Chula Vista South Bay Coastal communities |
Assist At-risk Many different programs from adoption program to counseling and teen recovery programs. (ex. foster, adoptive, homeless, disadvantaged): Administration, grant writing, child development, sociology, psychology, & public relations. A six month commitment. preferred Requires fingerprint/bkgrd check (student pays but can be reimbursed at the end of 6 mos.) Must attend an orientation offered once/per month (in eve). |
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San Marcos Schools (requesting help)
Alvin Dunn Elem 3697 La Mirada Dr. Contact: Terrance V. 760.290-2000 ext. 3034
San Marcos Elem 399 W. San Marcos Blvd. Contacts: Rolayne Harris, Vol. Coord 760.290.2430 ext. 2995 or Hugo Orozco 760.290.2441
Paloma Elem 660 Camino Magnifico Contact: Sylvia Stowers, Counselor 760.290.2199
Knob Hill Elem 1825 Knob Hill Contact: Jan Knight, Counselor 760.290.2087
Richland Elem (Wed; Thurs, Fri. only) 910 Borden Rd Contact: Kristi Peterson 760.290.2400 ext 2421
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San Marcos |
These schools are not your traditional
elementary schools! Schools have changed, and schools
are implementing innovative and creative programs to promote
student success, but they need your skills, talents and
service! You will need a current TB test.
All three welcome SPAN 201, HD, SOC, COMM and students from any discipline. Each school also has an after school program and needs tutors.
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Silverado Hospice 27123 Calle Arroyo
Contact: Nancy Hanahan, Vol. Coordinator 949.240-7744 Ext. 126 (Orange County)
Contact: Julie Bahr 760.212-1666 (Kearney Mesa)
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San Juan Capistrano Orange & San Diego Counties |
Provide innovative hospice and assisted living techniques that provide quality of life for the end-of-life care for patients |
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Sun & Moon Vision Productions
970 W. Valley Pkwy #257
Contact: Kathy Sangha 760 735.8300
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Escondido |
"Documentary, film & digital media
production."
Advocacy organization aimed at increasing public audience participation and stimulating community dialogue with film screenings and Q&A panels in art, culture, diversity, social justice, and gender equality in the underserved areas of North County. The focus is on women's and children's issues. Disciplines that would work well include: sociology, business, journalism, LTWR (persuasive and technical writing) and marketing. |
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Superior Court
330
West Broadway Contact: Julie Myers 619-531-3489
julie.myers@sdcourt.ca.gov
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San Diego Vista East County South County East County Ramona Juvenile
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Requires fingerprinting and background check and may have a minimum of hours to serve. Depending on goals and objectives, there are many departments and duties students can serve in. |
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Supportive Parents Info Network 2717 University Ave
Contact: Joni Halpern, Dir 619 296-3402
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San Diego |
Advocacy organization: From welfare to self-sufficiency; help parents on welfare get the education they need to be self-sufficient; build family communications; facilitate low-income voices in civic and community affairs; advocacy. No paid staff |
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Taiwanese American Community Ctr 7170 Convoy Ct
Contact: Ted Fan, Vol Coord tfan@taiwancenter.com 858 560-8884
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San Diego |
Promotes Asian culture: recruit members, coordinate events, maintain Chinese library |
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| Teen Recovery Center North (MHS Program) 150 Valpreda, Ste. 105
Contact: Chuck Williams 760 744-3672 (no website) |
San Marcos
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Court mandated, teens attend classes and group therapy. Students interact with the groups |
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TERI - (Training Education Research Institute) 1145 Linda Vista Rd., Ste. 105
The Country School Contact: Jim Mendoza, Principal (760) 744-4870
http://www.teriinc.org/facilities.html http://www.teriinc.org/country_school.html
Learning Academy 3225 Roymar Road
Contact: Gayle Holmes Volunteer Manager (760) 721-1706 Ext.122
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San Marcos Oceanside |
Private & non-public school for special needs students both socially and academically. Learning disabilities include autism, Asperger's Syndrome, health impairments, and other mild to moderate disabilities that affect learning. Serves max. of 32 students in grades 3-12 (ages 8-16 yrs. old: 9 students/class).
NEEDS: Kinesiology students to teach basic motor skills; Fine Arts students to teach music therapy (ex. singing/guitar) Educ. Math (Algebra II and higher) Tutoring: reading, computer; teach leisure & life skills Hours: 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Learning Academy: Serves people b/w ages 6-22 with learning & developmental disabilities; provides vocational, academic, daily living skills and behavior management instruction. We have several needs for volunteers for our many programs.
Needs include serving in the Learning Academy, Country School, adult day program with music and art program, equestrian program, and a vocational resale store.
Requirements: Background check, application, and interview process for all volunteers coming into the programs and working directly with our clients |
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Twin Oaks Continuation High School 158 Cassou Rd.
Contact: Eyzzz Bacarde'Evolfo (Mr."B") Eyzzz@StanfordALUMNI.Org
760-518-9925
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San Marcos |
Twin Oaks Continuation High School is a San Marcos District high school for students who need an intimate academic setting to reach their potential. The high school averages approximately 200 students, many who lack sufficient credits for graduation or have had behavioral problems in the traditional high school setting. The school is scheduled by trimesters and classes are from 7:30 am - 12:45 pm; service opportunities may also exist beyond 12:45 pm for those who are interested. This is a wonderful opportunity to volunteer as a mentor, big brother/sister, or academic tutor for a teen; all these high school students could benefit from your personal/professional background, personal/academic achievements, and overall developing skills, knowledge and life experience. Please no baseball caps of any kind, and no Oakland Raider or SD Chargers sportswear. Welcomes all disciplines including
students needing to use their Spanish. Please contact Mr. B directly to set up your service learning opportunity. |
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7290 Navajo Rd.
Contact: Brettan Bablobe Volunteer Coordinator 619.589.1919 ext. 110
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San Diego |
Be part of a new project, Give a Gift to Make a Difference that will provide non-profit agencies all over the nation with a place to list the items that the agency needs. This gives the public the option to donate things that it needs rather than solicit only cash donations. Opportunities to learn public relations and advertising and work with people in the editing business, radio, and television producers. Right person may be able to telecommute. Requirements: Excellent verbal and written communication skills; self-motivated; social personality; comfortable in a corporate environment; comfortable on the phone. |
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Vista Townsite Community Partnership 642 Vista Village Dr
Contact: Catherine Manis, Exec Dir 760 806-8983
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Vista |
Grassroots: Improve Vista's predominately Hispanic community: translating, ESL classes for kids, music, art & dance, design computer activities for kids Requirements: Fingerprints & background check Hours: Mon-Thurs 9-5pm (may have flexible hrs. available) |
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Wakeland Housing & Development 615 Broadway #611
Contact: Melissa Miranda 619 235-2296
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San Diego |
Affordable housing that also provides educational services to low income residents |
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Women's Resource Ctr 1963 Apple St
Contact: Tanya Caraballo, Vol Coord 760 757-3500 x122
http://www.womensresourcecenter-wrc.org/
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Oceanside |
Requirements: Fingerprinting if need to serve more than 12 hours to work with children (student pays) Domestic violence & sexual assault: Crisis intake, follow-up, case file & production, hotline; help resident children: arts & crafts & activities Requirements: domestic violence & hotline training 56 hrs. Workers need to work shifts |
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Women's Resource Committee 3456 Camino Del Rio #103
Contact: Lindy Fessler 619 516-3266
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San Diego |
Programs for birth preparation, counseling, continuing school, financial needs, housing, college students social services |
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World Beat Ctr 2100 Park Blvd.
Contact: Makeda Cheautom, Exec Dir 619 230-1190
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San Diego |
Multi-cultural arts organization that preserves African and indigenous cultures of the world through dance, art, music and technology. Located in Balboa Park. |
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