This includes interacting with youth in positive and supportive ways, facilitating discussion and acting as an adult role model. Volunteers may also get involved with special projects and activities with youth. Extensive training is offered. 201 19th Ave. The primary goal of REAP is to encourage academic success and provide an environment in which participants can improve their grades and build self-esteem thus enhancing their ability to succeed in the greater community.
Volunteers provide tutoring, mentoring, and homework assistance.
Tutors, mentors, and staff assist youth between the ages of 11-18 that are residents of the Seattle Central Area or attend Seattle Central Schools. Benefits include being able to see free previews, meet staff, cast and crews, and enjoy interaction within the theatre. Volunteer opportunities include office work, joining the Board, creating your own projects that the organization will support, and helping with special events. 4704 Rainier Ave. Programs include the High School Program for volunteers 16-18 years old to work on conservation projects, the Resource Assistance Program for older volunteers to undergo training and service with environmental specialists, and the International Youth Program which brings Canadian and U.S. volunteers together on restoration projects.