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10 people are interested
Art program for homeless and other underserved children (Santa Cruz)
ORGANIZATION: DrawBridge
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10 people are interested
DrawBridge is a nonprofit that brings expressive arts to homeless and other underserved children, giving them an opportunity to express themselves and explore their inner creativity. The group is led by an experienced facilitator who needs one or two volunteers to support the kids and give them extra one-on-one attention. Volunteers help by encouraging and supporting children, giving them the opportunity to express themselves in a safe, familiar environment. Volunteers are asked to make a six-month commitment. Desired qualities include creativity, kindness, ability to listen, patience and ability to give unconditional support.
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About DrawBridge
Location:
P.O. Box 2698, SAN RAFAEL, CA 94912, US
Mission Statement
What We Do: The mission of DrawBridge is to provide expressive art programs for homeless and other underserved children in an environment that fosters creativity, joy, self-confidence and hope. Who We Are: DrawBridge is a nonprofit agency that serves the Bay Area with expressive, non-directed art programs for homeless and other underserved children ages 5 -18. We collaborate with homeless and emergency shelters and low-income housing facilities to bring art programs to the children, giving them a safe, supportive environment in which to express themselves and find the joy in creating art. Volunteers works with a facilitator to guide and give positive reinforcement to the young participants.
Description
What We Do:
The mission of DrawBridge is to provide expressive art programs for homeless and other underserved children in an environment that fosters creativity, joy, self-confidence and hope.
Who We Are:
DrawBridge is a nonprofit agency that serves the Bay Area with expressive, non-directed art programs for homeless and other underserved children ages 5 -18. We collaborate with homeless and emergency shelters and low-income housing facilities to bring art programs to the children, giving them a safe, supportive environment in which to express themselves and find the joy in creating art. Volunteers works with a facilitator to guide and give positive reinforcement to the young participants.
CAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
Santa CrusSanta Cruz, CA 95060
DATE POSTED
January 8, 2020
SKILLS
- Youth Services
- Child Care
- Child Development
GOOD FOR
- Teens
- People 55+
REQUIREMENTS
- Background Check
- Orientation or Training
- 6 month minimum