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VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Who transformed your life? Who showed you the Big Dipper for the first time? Or who took you to your first ball game, or taught you to fly a kite? Who was that special person who helped you to see the richness, beauty and magic of everyday life? Big Brothers/Big Sisters bring these moments to children in need - and it's that magic that makes all the difference. You can be part of something big!! Become a mentor today and help transform a young person's future.
BOOKS BEHIND BARS
The Family Violence Project is collecting books for Kennebec County Correctional Facility inmates, both male and female. Donations may be dropped off at 83 Western Avenue (corner of Drew Street), the Family Violence Project Administration Building. When choosing books, please bear in mind that a whole range of reading levels is represented at the jail, from barely literate to college level. Books should be brought directly to the Family Violence Project office, NOT to the jail. Donation letters will be provided if needed. For more information, call Robin at 623-3560 or e-mail robinm@familyviolenceproject.org.
Literacy Volunteers of Greater Augusta
One out of every six people in Kennebec County have difficulty reading plalin English. They can't read signs, labels on medicine bottles, or instructions for applying for a job. You can help! With training, you can be a Literacy Volunteer Tutor. You'll learn strategies that have helped many non-readers change their lives.
LV-A Orientation/Open House: Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2005, 5:30-8 pm. Refreshments! Live tutors!
Tutor Training Workshops: Tuesdays, March 1 - April 5, 5:30-8 pm. Call LVA to enroll at 626-3440.
COMPUTER/TECHNICAL TRAINING
The Maine State Library offers free daily computer classes in basic computer use, Microsoft Word, Internet search tools, and more!
CAREER COUNSELING
Augusta CareerCenter
This state-sponsored center hosts daytime workshops every month on career decision-making, interviewing, resume writing, small business success, and a network group for job seekers.
BASIC SKILLS
Literacy Volunteers of Greater Augusta
Fosters increased literacy for adults who have low literacy skills or those for whom English is not their native
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