Purpose

The After School Program we offer to resident children provides a safe place for play and study.

Description

We provide games and crafts, as well as tutoring and homework help to 25-30 children who reside at one of CPAH’s low-income complexes. The program is open to kids in grades K through 8th.

Qualifications

Volunteers at CPAH’s After School Program help resident children with their homework, supervise activities and games, and serve as positive role models. They have a desire to work with children, are comfortable supervising activities and are willing to read aloud/assist with homework.

Location

At one of our housing sites in Tigard, off Greenburg Road

Days and Hours

Beginning Sept. 21st, our program is open Mon. – Thurs., from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. We prefer volunteers who are committed for at least a couple months. However, those who would like to volunteer on a more infrequent basis are welcome. Most volunteers come in 1 to 2 days a week.

Benefits

Gain experience working with youth of diverse ages and backgrounds. Have fun helping kid succeed in school!

Contact

Please email Maggee Bond, Youth Program Manager, or call 503.293.4038 to volunteer.

Purpose

Onsite computer rooms at CPAH properties help residents connect with friends, family, jobs and resources.

Description

We have onsite computer rooms available for resident use, but need to be supervised to keep the computers functioning.

Qualifications

Volunteers supervising the computer room should have basic familiarity with computers and be able to answer general questions about word processing and internet programs.

Location

At one of our housing sites in Tigard, off Greenburg Road.

Days and Hours

Residents generally request evening and weekend hours for computer room time. These are flexible and can be established depending on the volunteer’s schedule. We prefer volunteers who can commit for at least a couple of months, usually for a couple hours one day a week.

Benefits

Gain experience working with adults of diverse ages and backgrounds. Have fun helping low-income individuals improve their computer skills.

Contact

Please email Shannon Wilson, Resident Services Director, or call 503.293.4038 to volunteer.

Purpose

We offer a variety of events at each of our housing sites to foster a positive sense of community.

Description

We offer a variety of events at each of our housing sites to foster a positive sense of community.

Qualifications

Volunteers helping with Community Events are interested in meeting new people, are comfortable setting up tables/chairs, serving refreshments.
If a volunteer group is leading an activity it is helpful if they have some past experience organizing small to medium-sized groups.

Location

At our housing sites in Tigard and SW Portland area.

Days and Hours

These are typically evening events, but are flexible depending on the volunteer’s schedule. An event can also be a one-time volunteer project for a group.

Benefits

Gain experience working with groups of youth and adults of diverse ages!

Contact

Please email Shannon Wilson, Resident Services Director, or call 503.293.4038 to volunteer.