Student Coordinators are Melissa Headley 2002 and Amanda Puopolo 2003. They strive to create an enlightened and compassionate citizenry that is actively concerned about the protection of animals as well as the environment we all share. All that is asked is that the people be present at the time of delivery. My Brother's Keeper's mission is to bring the light and hope of Jesus Christ into the homes of other people. Twenty-four volunteers attend MBK each week.
Volunteers are able to directly see the positive impact they are making in people's lives.
People come out of this experience viewing the world differently and having a greater appreciation for what they have. Anne Corron New England Sinai New England Sinai Hospital offers opportunities for Stonehill students to interact with the elderly population. At Sinai's Adult Day Health Care, the participants are provided with a safe, welcoming environment, and a chance to participate in activities with friends. It also provides the participants' families with peace of mind. As one of the newer additions to the Into the Streets program, New England Sinai allows students to experience socialization with the elderly and the younger cognitively impaired participants.