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SUMMER VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE:
*Summer Camp (students will need to go through finger prints and backgrounds with their parents approval)
*4th of July—looking to have school clubs help with activities area
*Movies in the Park—looking to have some school clubs help with activities area
Volunteer 2.0.pdfVolunteer Application.pdfSB County-HS Volunteer Info.pdfWHO CAN VOLUNTEER?
(After school & Summer Opportunities Available)
Anyone over the age of 16. If under 18, a valid work permit is required.
Anyone with current/past experience with behavioral health issues (your own or that of a family member or friend) and the desire to help others.
Anyone that wants to have or explore career options in behavioral health.
Anyone that has a positive attitude and wants to make a difference!
Required Documentation:
-3 letters of recommendation from either teachers, counselors, club advisors, community leaders, *Use the Brag Sheet or Academic Resume when requesting* -FIND VIA "SCHOLARSHIPS" TAB
(No personal recommendations)
-Copy of your immunization record
-Proof of COVID-19 vaccine (Completed immunization series is required
-Required to show proof of negative TB test prior to start date (Test can be rendered via blood draw with ARMC)
-Completed Application: (See link Below)
-Parent/Guardian Consent form (See me in the career center for the form)
-Parent/Guardian Agreement form (See me in the career center for the form)
-Photo ID: To be brought in on first day (School ID, CA ID, DL or passport)
**OPPORTUNITY IS NOW OPEN TO ALL INTERESTED STUDENTS**
Volunteer Opportunity: Arrowhead Regional Medical Center
Address: 400 N. Pepper Ave
Colton, CA 92324
Volunteer Opportunity Details:
-Must attend a scheduled online orientation BEFORE start date
-Must commit to at least one full 4 hour shift a week
-Must be willing to commit to a minimum 100 hours throughout the volunteer year.
-Must not miss more than 2 scheduled shifts (prior approved absences aren't included) *You will be placed on a probationary period potentially leading to termination if so*
-Uniform is required (Polo shirt-given to you by ARMC your first day & Khaki pants: dickies, dockers, script etc- Must be purchased by yourself or parent)
GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR THOSE LOOKING TO GET INTO PHYSICIAN/PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT, NURSING, RADIOLOGY, DIAGNOSTIC SONOGRAPHY ETC. (MEDICAL) CAREERS AFTER HIGH SCHOOL. ALSO A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR THOSE MERELY LOOKING TO RACK UP VOLUNTEER HOURS!
Think Together is one of the largest nonprofit providers of academic support programs in California, serving over 150,000 students across 440 school sites. Our academically oriented programs and dedicated team of nearly 3,000 employees are helping students beat the odds by providing educational excellence and equity for all kids.
Volunteer tutors work with students on English, language arts, math and science. In addition to homework assistance and academic intervention, Think Together provides enrichment programs that promote character development, nutrition education and physical activity.
Volunteering just a few hours per week can make a tremendous difference in the life of a student. Through one-on-one support, volunteers encourage positive social interaction by helping students develop healthy relationships with peers and teachers.
Regional Parks offers a variety of volunteer opportunities for individuals and groups, such as the Friends of Regional Parks. Work behind the scenes or on the front line in positions ranging from a one-time service project/ volunteer event to a longer term position, serving alongside park employees or with one of our many partner organizations. Opportunities are available throughout San Bernardino County.
Some positions are specialized and require particular talents, knowledge, skills, and abilities, as well as a background check. Other positions only require a desire and willingness to volunteer. Individuals under the age of 18 must have written consent of the parent or legal guardian before they may volunteer.
The San Bernardino County Library is looking for energetic, positive and hardworking individuals who would like to give back to their communities.
Library Volunteers help the library in the following ways:
Shelving Books and Shelf Reading
Prepare crafts for programs
Assist with Children’s Programs (Live scan required)
Stock book sale areas
Assist with Computer Classes
Benefits of Volunteering
Learning new skills and gaining valuable work experience
Meet new people
Service Hours
Presidential Award
Given to those who meet service hour criteria
Bronze – Young adults: 100-174 hours/ Adults: 100-249 hours
Silver – Young adults: 175-249 hours/ Adults: 250-499 hours
Gold – Young Adults: 250+ hours / Adults 500+ hours
Call to Service Award – 4,000+ hours (over a lifetime)
Contributing your talents and time to improving the service to your community
Looks great on a college application or work resume
Must be 14 years old or older to volunteer for the Library
Must work well with other people
Must be able to perform tasks either working alone or with other staff or volunteers
Commitment of 3 months with a minimum of 2 hours a week
Attend a Volunteer orientation
Have a Volunteer application on file
Follow a weekly schedule as given by branch staff
Volunteers work 2 hour shifts up to twice a week and are scheduled to best meet the need of the libraries
Must be able to push, pull, and lift a minimum of 30 lbs.
Pass a basic volunteer skill assessment
Must arrive on time and call ahead to notify staff if you will be late or absent
Adhere to the Volunteer Dress Code
Volunteers must dress appropriately for the conditions and performance of their duties which include but are not limited to:
Closed toe shoes
Clothes must not be too tight or revealing
Clothes may not be too baggy
Clothes must not have profanity or inappropriate graphics on them
Volunteers must sign and agree to comply with the County library’s volunteer expectations
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