Phone: (434) 296-4118
Fax: (434) 295-2638
E-mail:info@cyfs.org

116 W. Jefferson St.
Charlottesville, VA 22902

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Volunteers are always needed.

We currently have several volunteer opportunities, some involving work with young children, some with teenagers and some office work. All have different time commitments ranging from regular bi-weekly to occasional. A brief outline is below. Contact Erin Garvey regarding the opportunity that appeals to you and she will get you connected to the right person here at CYFS.

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Our Play Partners program has some in-office tasks that need to be done -things such as cutting shapes, copying, etc.  It would be particularly useful come May, June.  Right now weI have a lot of books that need to be stickered. Please email Susan Schloss or call her at 434 296-4118 ext. 248

Young Children

Child care - Provide care for children while parents attend Saturday morning workshop. These workshops are offered one Saturday of every month. More Info

Play Partner -The Play Partners program promotes the development of early literacy skills and the importance of reading in a child’s early years by introducing children and their parents to quality children’s literature while addressing the need for children in child care, particularly from low-income homes, to have literacy development experiences that are cognitively, emotionally, socially challenging and enjoyable and promotes school readiness. The program recognizes that many young children spend sizable portions of their waking hours in child care settings with child care providers who could benefit from support and encouragement in order to offer stimulating, educational play experiences. Volunteers must be willing to make a weekly commitment, and participate in an initial two-hour training session. Due to the need for consistency in the children’s lives, volunteers are asked to commit to the program for an entire school year (October-May). Substitutes are available, however, so volunteers can be away from time to time. More info

Teens More Info

1 -Provide recreational activities and transportation to teens in runaway prevention program, on an as needed basis.

2 - Advisory Board - adult and youth volunteers. Quarterly meetings. Youth Council - meetings, outreach, program advice.

3 - Youth companion/mentor - Youth companions are young adults who serve as companions and mentors to program participants

Office Work

We need help at lunchtime to cover the front desk as well help with a variety of clerical tasks.

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