The mentor is essential in encouraging students to set goals and achieve them through college and professional education. Students are needed to initiate and facilitate small group discussions about these topics. The program consists of six interactive sessions. Interac is composed of three service divisions aging, developmental disabilities and mental health and substance abuse. Volunteers are needed at the Center and the Adult Day Service Center.
Students can create health education programs.
The medical students are asked to engage the student in small group activities as well as interactive sessions. The program also include a field trip for the Mifflin students to visit the Queen Lane labs. The program s interactive teaching approach utilizes group discussion, stories, games, and role-play to teach children about the illness. Students are needed to be Open Airway Instructors. You must first be trained before going to the Mifflin elementary school.