Programs include parenting, homework assistance, fitness, sports, substance abuse prevention, open recreation social activities, arts and crafts, drama and TV production for teens. Carolyn Rusiackas, ext. Students, faculty, administrators, staff, alums and friends, set aside four hours on a Saturday in April to work at thirty plus local non-profit agency sites in a fifteen mile radius of Fairfield. Participants raise money for the hungry and homeless by being sponsored for their work efforts. A task force to organize the Clean-Up starts work in the fall.
Times are flexible.
A background in psychology is a benefit, but not required. This program links college students with persons who have mild to moderate retardation, through individual and group outings and activities. Information at Arrupe Ministry Center. 544-9213 Bread and Roses needs volunteers to help with the physical upkeep of the home and grounds, to make meals, and to help with patient care. The patients also need visitors to read to them.