Our services include outpatient counseling, parent education and support, school and home-based services, day treatment, and residential programs. There are many options for involvement in the program. You could serve as a mentor, volunteer at special events, act as a an activity director, office monitor, help out in our children s store, adopt one of our groups of children and develop a sharing relationship with them, or participate in our Big Sister program and be a positive role model to a young woman, age 11 17. Also, if you feel you have a special interest or skill you would like to share, we will work with you to create a volunteer opportunity that will fit your needs and benefit the kids and families we serve. In Portland, Camp Fire Boys and Girls for grades K-12 have an opportunity to make new friends, collect food for the hungry, hike and maintain local trails, and plant trees to better their community.
Participants create arts and crafts, design beaded jewelry, and share talents with each other.
If you are a young person or an adult volunteer, you can become a Camp Fire member and make lasting friendships, do service for your community, and get experience for life. Volunteer Drivers Needed The Oregon Department of Human Resources Community Partnership Team is looking for volunteers to drive youth who have been abused or neglected to weekly doctor appointments in Multnomah County. Compassion for children and excellent driving skills needed. Tutoring and Mentoring Program for Homeless Children Learnlinks provides homeless schoolchildren with a unique combination of tutoring and counseling services to strengthen them academically and support them emotionally to keep the students in school and keep up with their peers. The program works in close partnership with Project Return, Portland Public School's program for homeless children.