81. Planned ParentHood Of Toronto the Children's Aid Society of Toronto. The teach volunteer TrainingProgram A comprehensive training program offers teach volunteers http://www.ppt.on.ca/teach.html

T eens E ducating A nd C onfronting H omophobia - T.E.A.C.H "Opening Minds. Opening Hearts." What is "T.E.A.CH."? T.E.AC.H. means Teens Educating And Confronting Homophobia.. T.E.A.C.H. is a dynamic and innovative health promotion program of Planned Parenthood of Toronto which uses peer workshops and other forums to inform people about the issues faced by lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and transsexual youth and to discuss ways to prevent homophobic harassment and violence. T.E.A.C.H. trains youth volunteers to facilitate workshops in schools and in communities about homophobia/heterosexism: what it is, what it is based on, and how to challenge it. T.EA.C.H. volunteers are a dynamic team of youth who are selected for the program through an intensive recruitment process. The result is a highly committed group of youth with an diverse range of skills and experiences. T.E.A.C.H. volunteers represent diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds, sexual orientations, socio-economic classes and abilities. Since its inception in 1993, T.E.A.C.H.

82. American Red Cross: Palo Alto Area Chapter Youth volunteer Opportunity SafeKids Instructor We are looking for youth and youngadult volunteers to teach first aid to elementary and junior high school http://www.paarc.org/volunteer/

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES The s uccess of Red Cross programs is due to its corps of volunteers. The Red Cross has many ways to volunteer and is eager to put your talents to work. You can help people to help themselves. Below is a list of some of our volunteer positions. For more information, please call (650) 688-0415. Disaster Volunteer In times of disaster, the American Red Cross provides immediate assistance to victims and their families. Our highly trained disaster volunteers provide food, clothing, shelter and medical assistance, as well as emotional support and counseling. You can help by becoming trained as a local disaster volunteer or by joining our national team of disaster workers. The Red Cross needs bright, enthusiastic and caring people to teach CPR, first aid, and youth courses. The Red Cross will provide training that will cerify you to teach these Red Cross programs. HIV / AIDS Education Instructor We are looking for committed individuals to conduct community presentations about HIV and AIDS. We will train you to accurately share the facts about HIV and AIDS to people from diverse backgrounds and to encourage people to apply those facts to their daily lives and dealings with others.

83. Volunteer English Teacher Program Overview few remain in the teaching profession and even fewer are willing to teach in Tibetan teachingprogram started in March, 2000, when we sent a volunteer to the http://www.khamaid.org/programs/economy/englishteacher.htm

drop in and teach English read about teachers' experiences more economic development programs more education programs ... Kham Aid home ...In the office with the little minzuban ("nationality class") guys today...they're so cute. Everyone's got prayer beads around their wrists, various medals and knotted cords and other holy goodies around their necks...and their faces, PRICELESS, these funny crazy little wild guys that look like a cross between East Asian, African, and Native blood. Some of these kids have distinctly Khampa mannerisms, different from the local just a littlesomething about the chin, the confident eyes, the punky gait, and accents in their Sichuan- hua - from the diary of teacher Billie Karel NEW : a spiritual seeker writes about his experience teaching English in Kangding. NOT TO BE MISSED : Our volunteers helped the children at Kangding Middle School create their own website! See also: behind the scenes at Kangdingweb English Teaching Program A call for volunteers Background Unlike Lhasa, already a center for tourism, Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture (where we do our work) has very few Tibetans who speak English. The education system is far behind that of more developed parts of China, and the children are already burdened with the task of mastering two languages, Tibetan and Chinese. Until recently, there was little reason to learn English, and it was commonly students' most hated subject.

84. Arizona 4-H Volunteer As a 4H Youth Development volunteer, you are highly valued by The University of Yousupport our mission to help and teach others and to enhance personal growth http://ag.arizona.edu/4-h/4-Hvolunteer.htm

The Volunteer Leader Who Are You? As a volunteer, you offer your time and expertise of your own free will, without expecting or receiving pay. Both young people and adults serve as volunteers. Your roles in 4-H include Junior Volunteer, Youth/Teen Volunteer, "Regular" Volunteer, and "Casual" Volunteer. Your jobs are as diverse as needs require. However, the two most common roles are the Project Leader and the Community Leader. The project leader is the primary educator responsible for teaching skills and knowledge that are associated with specific groups, such as animal-related or life-enrichment -related, etc. A community leader provides support, guidance, leadership and direction to 4-H members and leaders of various groups that are located in a common area, town or county area. As a 4-H Youth Development volunteer, you are highly valued by The University of Arizona, Cooperative Extension and the 4-H Youth Development Specialists and Agents. You support our mission to help and teach others and to enhance personal growth. You bring us these vitally important qualities: belief that, as a human being, each young person has basic worth;

85. University Advancement - Cats-Who-Care - Volunteer Opportunities Room 315 Tucson, AZ 857210036 (520) 621-3623 FAX (520) 621-1927 As a 4-Hvolunteer, you can help and teach others and enhance personal growth. http://uaadvancement.arizona.edu/volunteers/opportunities.html

Advancement Home Janet Bingham, Ph.D. Highlights/Rankings/Facts University Relations ... Contact Us Volunteer Opportunities at the University of Arizona If you are looking for volunteer opportunities at the University of Arizona, the following partial list is intended to assist you in determining whether a particular volunteer activity is of interest to you. Contact the unit directly for more detailed information. If you have a volunteer opportunity at the University of Arizona that you would like included on the list, email us at smhallen@u.arizona.edu For Students If you are a student at the UA and want to become involved in volunteer activities in Tucson, be sure to check the For Students section for information or visit the Project Volunteer Web site. Volunteer Opportunities University of Arizona Police Department Contact: Carmen Elias Telephone: (520) 621-7538 The UA Police Department needs volunteers to greet visitors to the department. Hours can be anytime during the hours of 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Volunteers with customer service skills who like to interact with the public are encouraged to apply. Because of the unique environment of law enforcement, a background check is required of all volunteers. College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Cooperative Extension James Christenson, Associate Dean and Director

86. SFCC : CST Muir Charter School Volunteer Opportunities As a volunteer Tutor you can help Instructors teach in a classroom setting and alsotutor students who need additional assistance individually or in groups. http://www.sfcc.org/volunteer/lc_volunteer_info.shtml

volunteer / CST Muir Charter School CST Muir Charter School Volunteer Opportunities You can make the difference in a young person's quest for success! As a Volunteer Tutor you can help Instructors teach in a classroom setting and also tutor students who need additional assistance individually or in groups. As a Tutor, you can: choose the subject(s) you help teach help no matter what your level of expertise; no formal teaching experience is required! Program Description The CST Muir Charter School focuses on two curriculums: high school diploma or GED (General Education Degree) attainment and a Career Development program. The high school and GED curriculum focus on basic reading, writing, math and critical thinking skills. The Career Development curriculum focuses on career planning, resume development, writing cover letters, completing job applications, cultivating interview skills, computer applications in the workplace and using the Internet as a job search tool. Tutors play a crucial role in helping Corpsmembers obtain their high school diplomas (or GED) and the career development skills which will enable them to successfully enter college and/or compete in the job market. Location: The CST Muir Charter School is located at 1163 Gorgas Avenue in the Presidio of San Francisco. Parking is available all around the Center.

87. Child Care Services Association's T.E.A.C.H. Early Childhood® Corps Objectives Each teach Corps member will be responsible for recruiting either 10 volunteers,or 30 hours worth of volunteer services during their term of service. http://www.childcareservices.org/AmeriCorpsFacts.html

An AmeriCorps Program Objectives for 2002-2003 1. Getting Things Done - Direct Service to Children, Parents and Providers Provide Direct Care: By working in their placement sites, T.E.A.C.H. Corps members will provide quality, consistent care while regular teachers receive educational release time to attend classes and/or will increase the adult:child ratios in classrooms. The majority of their service activities will involve contact with children under five years of age. Corps member activities will range from leading and participating in daily curriculum, field trips and play, to specific one-on-one tutoring or planned interventions. Focus will be placed on literacy skills and activities. Increase the CONSISTENCY of Child Care by Reducing Teacher Turnover Rates: IMPROVE AND ENHANCE QUALITY of Child Care: All of the direct service objectives for the T.E.A.C.H. Corps members will involve improving the quality of regulated child care in order to improve the outcomes (including school-readiness) for the children in care. The Corps Members will be responsible for creating literacy projects and resources, implementing a sustainable family lending library at their site, encouraging parent involvement and developing training sessions on emergent literacy and reading aloud to children. Corps Members will also create literacy centers for their programs which will include emergent literacy activities and resources for providers. All members begin their year of service by completing asset maps of their site in order to help fulfill their program's needs.

88. Project AstroBio: Teacher Information or astrobiology is NOT required) and commitment to teach these topics during 20032004;Commitment to work in partnership with a volunteer scientist; Interest in http://www.astro.washington.edu/projAstroBio/teacherinfo.html

U.W. Astronomy Project AstroBio A STELLAR OPPORTUNITY FOR TEACHERS What is Project AstroBio? In this innovative program twenty-five 3rd - 12th grade teachers from the Puget Sound region are paired each year with volunteer astronomers and other scientists who have an interest in working with local schools and organizations. Together, teachers and partner scientists participate in a hands-on training workshop, receive high quality resource materials, and develop a strategy for working together in and out of the classroom. There are a total of 68 Project AstroBio partnerships, from Everett to Olympia! "Classic" Project Astro, which began in Seattle in 1997, has become Project AstroBio as of 2002, to reflect a new and growing involvement in the sciences of astrobiology, which is the study of the origin, history, and extremes of life on Earth, as well as the possibility of life on other planets. Whereas in past years Project Astro teachers were paired solely with amateur, student, and professional astronomers, Project AstroBio teachers now may be paired with either astronomers or with scientists with more of a biology background. The range of science that can be done by hands-on activities now includes not only astronomy and related sciences, but also aspects of life in the universe. Partnerships involve more than just one-time visits: Scientists and teachers commit to at least five school year visits. These may include hands-on activities, evening star parties, creating or assisting with a science club, going on field trips, doing science fair projects, and more.

89. Adventure Travel - Teach, Trek And Build In Nepal teach, Trek and Build in Nepal. description volunteer Nepal was established in 1999with the basic aim of empowering the local communities of Nepal by offering http://www.adventuretravelabroad.com/listingsp3.cfm?listing=9687&fkcountry=60

90. ColonialSpanishSchool.com - Volunteer Opportunities and class space. And many of our students whom have a good enough knowledgeof English, volunteer to teach. In addition, this program http://www.colonialspanishschool.com/volunteer.html

COLONIAL SPANISH SCHOOL " more than a language, a culture " HOME ABOUT COLONIAL CONTACT US welcome ... ENROLL Volunteer Opportunities Our students have chosen to come to Ecuador because they have an interest in learning our language and about our culture. For many, volunteering in Ecuador is an important part of their learning experience. It constantly amazes us how many of our students choose to devote some of their time to socially conscious volunteer work. We like to encourage out students, as we feel it provides a way for students to learn more about the Ecuadorian life and culture, while simultaneously allowing Ecuadorians to learn about foreigners. This cross-cultural exchange was one of Colonial Spanish Schools founding principles. For this reason, we provide a number of volunteer opportunities for our students. We have listed the most popular ones above. However, we have contacts with over 50 non-for-profit organizations who are interested in working with our students. There are organizations that work with children, ecological projects, teaching, and many many more. Since classes are held for only half the day, many students find they have time to spend in other ways besides studying. Others wish to concentrate on studying first and then concentrate on working afterwards. We can help you find a program and schedule that is right for you - just contact us!

91. JVS Boston :: Computer Skills Volunteer volunteers teach a variety of skills, such as how to use a mouse, how to type, andhow to Muffy Lutzin, Administrator of volunteer Services, 617451-8147, ext. http://www.jvs-boston.org/volunteer/computer.htm

Home The CALL Career Moves NBB ... Entrepreneurs Quick Links: Calendar of Events JVS FAQ Office Locations Jobs at JVS How to Contact Us Programs of Study Volunteer! Help Agency Overview Teach Computer Skills Details: Teach basic computer skkills to people transitioning from welfare, to immigrants and refugees, dislocated workers or to individuals with disabilities who are learning new skills to secure jobs. Volunteers empower these people by enabling them to gain the knowledge and self-esteem necessary for gainful employment and economic stability. Volunteers teach a variety of skills, such as how to use a mouse, how to type, and how to use basic Microsoft Office software. Time Commitment: 2 or more hours per week Contact Person: Muffy Lutzin , Administrator of Volunteer Services, 617-451-8147, ext. 3163 Employers Jobseekers Students Donors ... Sitemap

92. American Red Cross Of The National Capital Area: Volunteer Opportunities as mentors to youth participating in Red Cross clubs and volunteer programs. Apply;Courses for Life Adult Educator teach basic first aid, accident prevention http://www.redcrossdc.org/Volunteer/how_to_volunteer.php3

Search this site: Advanced Search Join the Red Cross team by donating your time and talents. Volunteers are active in every facet of the Chapter's work. Their activities range from program development to fundraising, disaster relief, providing health and safety instruction, and greeting people at the front desk. Our Board of Directors, as well as other professional advisory committees, is made up of volunteers that review Chapter programs, goals and finances while helping us stay in touch with our community. The Chapter has more than 3,700 volunteers reflecting all ages, range of incomes and the diverse community. Our volunteer positions are in the District of Columbia and Fairfax County, VA, making it possible for the Red Cross to touch the lives of thousands of individuals in need in our community. For further information, see our volunteer recruitment procedure Volunteer Positions: Disaster Services Disaster Action Team Trained Disaster Volunteers are on call to respond to the scene of a fire or other emergency in order to help provide aid and comfort to disaster victims. The volunteers are on-call on a daytime or evening basis.

93. I-to-i International Projects Provides teaching English as a foreign language (TEFL) training and volunteer travel opportunities. Spend up to six months working in needy communities in 19 countries. http://redirect-west.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.looksmart.com/og/pr%3Dcdd%3B

94. I Teach I Learn.com Expanding Education Awareness Welcome to I teach I learn . c om, endurance. I teach I learn.com looksto lead the drive towards integrated IT education solutions. http://www.iteachilearn.com/helpout.html

Welcome to I teach I learn . c o m Home Contact us Project Laptop Volunteer Work ... Search W elcome Lamar HS Bilingual Teacher Summit Attendees click here Educational ideas and solutions to classroom and desktop. I f you would like to contribute resources or expertise to I teach I learn.com simply drop a line in the field below (remember to include your e-mail). Education Grant Info US Department of Education FY 1999-2000 Discretionary Grant Application Packages ... read more. The Ford Foundation A resource for innovative people and institutions worldwide. read more. Student Center Project Science Writing and publishing student research using MicroSoft Publisher 2000. -Coming soon- Mission -Write Significantly improve motivation and writer's endurance. I teach I learn.com looks to lead the drive towards integrated IT education solutions. The goal is optimization of technology in educational settings producing more successful learners. Justin Olmanson director. Top of Page Search Legal Notice Educators. Technology. Connected. Hotmail Yahoo Alta Vista Site design by A-Tap Web Design

95. Volunteer Abroad - International Volunteering Directory - VolunteerAbroad.com That’s why your travel checklist should include getting the right insurance coverage.click here for more info. Why volunteer Abroad? Is volunteering for you? http://www.volunteerabroad.com/search.cfm

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96. Volunteer Abroad - International Volunteering Directory - VolunteerAbroad.com Nepal, volunteerAbroad.com Directory volunteerAbroad.com is the directory for internationalvolunteer programs. click here for more info. Why volunteer Abroad? http://www.volunteerabroad.com/

Saturday, April 12, 2003 Volunteer Overseas Study Abroad Intern Abroad Language Schools Jobs Abroad Teach Abroad Eco/Adventure US Universities High School Programs State Dept Travel Warnings Travel Guides Embassies Currency Converter Travel Insurance Hostels/Accommodations Global Phone Cards Student Flights Round the World Flights Rail Passes About us Newsletters Partners Advertise Volunteer Abroad Why Volunteer Abroad? VolunteerAbroad.com Directory VolunteerAbroad.com is the directory for international volunteer programs. Search through thousands of volunteer programs around the world. Search for a VolunteerAbroad program, Click Here! Feature Program in: Kathmandu, Pokhara, Chitwan and rural villages, Nepal Orphanage Work in Nepal Help empower children through education and compassion. Orphanage volunteers focus on educational training for the children. This training will consist primarily of English language classes. Besides teaching, the orphanages operate several creative programs. Volunteers' active participation in programs such as health education, games, drawing and painting is encouraged. With such a variety, the orphanage allows and encourages volunteers to explore a me ... click here for more info World Endeavors Feature Program in: various locations, South Africa

97. The Cupertino Courier | Volunteer Daughter Teaches Mom Daughter's trip teaches mom. By Lee Kucera. Somehow last month I endedup with a $125 credit on my Nordstrom account. On a weekend http://www.svcn.com/archives/cupertinocourier/08.04.99/daughterstrip-9931.html

August 4, 1999 Cupertino, California Since 1947 Letters Daughter's trip teaches mom By Lee Kucera Somehow last month I ended up with a $125 credit on my Nordstrom account. On a weekend visit to our 20-year old college daughter, she and I shot the entire wad on makeup. We were aided and abetted in this reckless impulse by one of those gracious young Nordstrom saleswomen who take such things seriously. She arched her fingers ever so delicately above the little round pots of color, like a concert pianist poised to begin at the keyboard, and selected one shade out of the dozens of infinitesimally different other shades. We stood there obediently while she swept a soft luxurious brush over our cheeks, and walked away from the fragrant, rarefied ambiance in Nordstrom flush with extravagance and clutching tiny, gold-embossed bags of lipstick, eye shadow, and face powder. On the day we splurged at the cosmetics counter, my younger daughter, who will celebrate her 17th birthday very far from home this year, was mixing cement in 100-degree heat to use in constructing latrines for rural villagers in Latin America. She and hundreds of other American kids are working as volunteers on public health projects in Mexico, Honduras, the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Costa Rica, and Bolivia through the Amigos de las Americas programa kind of abbreviated Peace Corps service for teenagers. In most cases they live without electricity or running water for eight weeks while they work on building projects that will have a long-term impact on the lives of the villagers, such as latrines or teacher housing.

98. UT Student Volunteer Board http://www.utexas.edu/students/svb/programs.html

.: Menu :. News Programs Members History ... Links .: Contact :. UT SVB Univ of Texas SSB, Suite 4.104 100B W Dean Keeton Austin, TX 7871 Phone: Fax: Special Thanks to University Federal Credit Union .: Programs :. For more information on these programs, please contact the Board member in charge. Alternative Spring Break Leave Texas behind for this weeklong intensive service experience. Alternative Spring Break trip possibilities include Mexico, New York, Florida, Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and maybe even Jamaica! College Bound UT students partner up with Austin 5th graders, teaching them about college life and the importance of continuing education. Environteering Teach area school children the importance of caring for the environment. During this one semester commitment, you develop and facilitate lesson plans for elementary classrooms.

99. American Lung Association Of Santa Clara-San Benito Counties classes. As a volunteer for this program, you will be trained to teachOpen Airways classes in the schools of Santa Clara county. If http://www.lungsrus.org/volunteer.html

COME JOIN OUR VOLUNTEER CORE! The mission of the American Lung Association of Santa Clara-San Benito Counties is to prevent lung disease and promote lung health. You can help support our mission through a variety of volunteer opportunities: Health Fairs: Distribute literature and promote programs and services from a ALA booth. School Projects: Serve as leader for educational speaking to children on topics related to the respiratory system, cigarette/marijuana smoking, stop-smoking techniques, air pollution, etc. Tobacco Education: Participate in the adult or youth programs for prevention or cessation. We need volunteers to teach, facilitate, advocate and to be guest speakers. Asthma Programs: Open Airways is one of the asthma programs that teaches asthmatic children how to manage their asthma. We need volunteers to teach the program's classes. As a volunteer for this program, you will be trained to teach Open Airways classes in the schools of Santa Clara county. If you have ever wanted to get involved in helping or educating children, this is the position for you! Asthma Screening: Volunteer nurses, respiratory therapists, and physicians are needed to help with asthma screenings in local elementary schools and in the community. Volunteers for this program help conduct spirometry, train children to use spirometry, help with intake of children being screened.

100. American Red Cross Of Greater Chicago Health Safety Instructor volunteer instructors are needed to teacha variety of health safety classes to the community. This http://www.chicagoredcross.org/ways_to_help/volunteer/

zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz z z z z VOLUNTEER z SERVICES z Volunteer Inquiry z Form ... z For Current z Volunteers z Volunteer Satisfaction z Survey Results ... with Opportunities SEARCH OUR SITE Click here to search my site Home Ways to Help Volunteer Services For over a hundred years, capable and dedicated volunteer staff members have answered a call to action - helping their neighbors prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies. Every day local volunteers make significant contributions in many ways through the Red Cross. There are three easy steps to becoming an American Red Cross volunteer: Do a self-assessment to help you decide if the American Red Cross is a good fit for you. Fill out a volunteer inquiry form and fax or mail it to Juanita Tipton at 312/729-6304 or 111 East Wacker Drive, Suite 200, Chicago, IL 60601. Attend a volunteer information session close to you and a volunteer coordinator will guide you as you begin your relationship with the American Red Cross of Greater Chicago. Link to the list of

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