OPTIONS FOR VOLUNTEERS

THE FOLLOWING is a selection
of many volunteer opportunities
available through North Shore
Community Services (NSCS).

THE ARTS Council! needs a
physically fit person with an in-
lerest in visual arts to remove
paintings from previous shows
and return them to the artist. The
volunteer will then arrange and
hang works for the next show.
The hours are 9 a.m. to noon on
the third Thursday of each month.

The council also needs an expe-
rienced office worker to help with
filing, photocopying and mailing
newsletters. The hours are flexi-
ble.

MEN who are over 19 years of
age and have good communication
skills. are wanted to be big
brothers to youths who are be-
tween the ages of seven and 12
years. The big brother will share

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fun activities of mutual interest
with the youth. 1f you feel you are
a positive role model, help fill a
need in uw young boy’s life by
becoming a Big Brother,

A SOCIABLE, casing visitor is
needed to visit a 20-year-old men-
tally handicapped man who tives
in a group home. He has no fami-
ly here and is in need of a person
to take an interest in his life.

A young woman with Downs
Syndrome is in need of a couple,
who are between 40 and 60 years
of age, who will make ker feel
part of their family, go for drives,
and to the movies. The hours are
flexible.

SHARE your people skills and
have fun visiting with 25 residents
in a care facility. Activities will
include playing games and enjoy-
ing tea time. The hours are flexi-
ble. -

A CARING person with good
English skills is wanted for a
one-to-one relationship with
seniors. The volunteer will visit
with shut-in seniors and assist
with shopping, banking and
transportation for approximately
two hours per week. Visitors are
especially needed on weekends and
during weekday evenings.

A WILDERNESS = committee
sequires a person with good typing
and communication skills to assist
in its busy office. Duties will in-
clude answering phones, typing
and working with people who are
involved with wilderness pieserva-
tion and forestry issues. The hours
are flexible.

If you are interested in volun-
teering please call 985-7338. North
Shore Community Services is a
member agency of the United
Way.

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