A script written by SNPP youth was produced as a TV PSA and print materials were designed by Wild Olive Design in Portland. PROP's Foster Grandparent and Family Friends Programs will hold a joint training program for seniors, over the age of 55, who are interested in volunteering with children with special needs in York and Cumberland Counties. Many different types of volunteer opportunities with commitment levels ranging from 4 to 20 hours per week are available. Typical volunteer assignments include helping children in schools with their homework assignments, reading with toddlers in a child development center, supporting families by visiting with them in their homes. Benefits are as varied as the volunteer opportunities and my include a tax-free stipen and support for meals and travel.
All volunteers receive training, supervision, recognition and a choice of volunteer schedule.
The Women's Project is a statewide program for women affected by substance abuse. The program is free and confidential. The primary purpose of The Women's Project is to support women as they consider recovery for themselves or manage their lives in the face of another's addiction. The Women's Project staff can help arrange for transportation and child care, offer support and advocacy, help set goals and strategies, educate about women's health issues, and make referrals to treatment programs. For more information, go to The Women's Project Web page .