- A group opportunity. Invite your friends.
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2 people are interested
Goal 4 Health Soccer League Volunteer
ORGANIZATION: Community Academic Partners in Service
Please visit the new page to apply.
- A group opportunity. Invite your friends.
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2 people are interested
Our league runs on volunteer power! Whether you want to be involved for fun, service hours or to interact with other community members, we would love for you to be a part of our team. Here are some ways to get involved:
- Coaches & Assistant Coaches: Mentor and educate kids on healthy living and soccer! Commitment to practices and games for the entire season is required. A coaching orientation will be provided.
- Skills Assessment Assistance: Help us monitor skills activities to assess kids' skill levels for the draft. This will take place on March 31 & April 2.
- Referee: Help us keep the games fair and safe. You can ref once or all season. Games are Sunday mornings. Experience referees may be compensated. Contact our office for more information.
- Field Set Up: Ensure goals and fields are set up and organized in a timely fashion for each wave on Sunday mornings.
- Healthy Living Activities: Be a part of the family education. Help us share the Reduce, Refuel, Restore topic of the week and run the age-appropriate activities for the kids.
- Soccer Camp: Soccer Camp will take place March 23 & 24. Have an Alternate Spring Break and join us in the fun!
More opportunities with Community Academic Partners in Service
No additional volunteer opportunities at this time.
About Community Academic Partners in Service
Location:
24945 Mound St., Rm.1402, Loma Linda, CA 92350, US
Mission Statement
To connect LLU students, staff and faculty's passion for service and academics in partnership with the local community in mutually beneficial and sustainable ways.
Description
Community-Academic Partners in Service (CAPS) was founded in 2005 out of a commitment from our president, Dr. Hart, MD, and various dedicated faculty, such as Drs. Pollard and Belliard. Their goal was to enhance linkage and reciprocity between Loma Linda University (LLU) and the surrounding community, which truly represents Loma Linda University's dedication "to make man whole."
Our office has grown tremendously and we have many exciting opportunities in which to involve the LLU community. Last year, we opened our Youth Resource Center (YRC) and Adult Resource Center (ARC) at Indian Springs High School. The YRC holds workshops every other week on college and career possibilities, including career testing and financial air. The Center also takes students on several college campus visits. At the ARC, adults can lean on workshops for employment resources, mentoring, nutrition, ESL, aerobics and more.
As the sponsor of the Healthy Neighborhood Projects (HNP), LLU Student Association's Community Service Group, and Goal 4 Health Soccer League, we were able to involve over 350 LLU students in year-long activities once again, as well as over 500 in short-term projects/events. We've counted over 600 youth and parents in the year-long programs, as well as approximately another 300 who were served in short term program/events such as our Christmas Fiesta, Alternative Spring Break, and HNP Carnival.
As an office, we have grown our capacity to include six student workers, one Volunteer in Service to America (VISTA), and two full-time staff. Through it all, we strive to promote both local missions and community-engaged scholarship in such a way that LLU and the Inland Empire catch the vision to live to give.
CAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
25040 Stewart StDrayson Center SupefieldLoma Linda, CA 92354
DATE POSTED
February 17, 2015
SKILLS
- Physical Education
- Child Development
- Youth Services
- Teaching / Instruction
- Child Care
- Sports Coaching
GOOD FOR
- Teens
- Group
REQUIREMENTS
- Practices-Tues. or Thur & Games- Sundays
- <span>The 2015 season will kick-off <strong>March 23 & 24</strong> during our annual soccer camp, fr