- A group opportunity. Invite your friends.
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16 people are interested
Become a volunteer, tutor, and mentor, Everyone needs a PAL!
ORGANIZATION: Harrisburg Regional Police Athletic League
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- A group opportunity. Invite your friends.
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16 people are interested
Harrisburg PAL is looking for volunteers as Math tutors and other subjects tutors for our office evening hours. Can you volunteer Monday thorugh Thursday 3pm to 6pm, are you available to offer any evening of your timeto help a youth in need? Contact our office today 717-233-3104 or email us.
Make a Difference in the HARRISBURG PAL
Lives of our Youth! Participate...
• Be a Mentor -
Personally empower a youth at risk
• refer a Mentor - Give us the name of a
friend who would be a Great Mentor!
• Be a Friend of PAL
Offer your talents or skills at the
Police Athletic/Activities League (PAL)
Send inquiry to: volunteer@harrisburgpal.org
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About Harrisburg Regional Police Athletic League
Location:
2000 N 6th Street, Harrisburg, PA 17102, US
Mission Statement
Mission Statement A Better Harrisburg through Our Children
Our Mission
The mission of the Harrisburg PAL is to provide outstanding revitalization effort especially through youth crime prevention programming and law enforcement efforts.
Our Philosophy
PAL creates relationships through:
Joint participation of youth, residents, and police.
Positive interactions focused on educational, recreational, and athletic activities.
Incorporation of drug and alcohol prevention, gang prevention, and illegal weapon possession intervention programs.
Our Vision
To build trust and enhance relationships between law enforcement and residents especially the youth in the neighborhoods they share in order to prevent crime and improve community safety.
Relationships will be created through traits of honor, integrity, courtesy, and respect.
Description
The 4 goals of the HPAL strategic plan established and supported by survey of the residents served are:
1) Build positive mentoring relationships between youth and police.
2) Build positive community policing relationships with the community.
3) Improve the public safety of the community through comprehensive evidence based crime prevention strategies.
4) Build inclusionary programming for youth with developmental disabilities to promote positiverelationships with Law Enforcement.
Since reestablishing the chapter after a 35 year absence earlier in 2012, the chapter has already served hundreds of youth in its weekly programming. Currently, police officers, volunteers, and resident mentors provide a 10 to 1 mentor/mentee ratio. Recruiting continues lower the ratio to 3 to 1, the accepted impact andbehavioral change ratio generally accepted.
Funding and other resources are needed to recruit additional staff, volunteers, mentors and increase the participation amongst at-risk youth to accomplish impacts of behavioral change measured in the logic models of the our
"PAL" strategic plan.
CAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
2000 N 6th StreetHarrisburg, PA 17102
DATE POSTED
November 7, 2014
SKILLS
GOOD FOR
- People 55+
- Group
REQUIREMENTS
- Background Check
- Must be at least 21
- Orientation or Training
- minimum 1 hour weekly with mentee
- focus on social, career, life skills, & academics