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EducationAdultsAlbemarle County Adult Education ESOL - English for Speakers of Other Languages ProgramThe Albemarle County Adult Education ESOL Program offers general English classes with year-round registration for beginner- to advanced-level students. Classes are held every Monday and Wednesday evening at Albemarle High School from 18:30-20:30. The program also offers Albemarle County Adult Education Blue Ridge English as a Second Language Council (BRESL)BRESL is a volunteer-based, non-profit organization serving the ESL community in Greater Charlottesville. Trained tutors provide free English tutoring services and teach cultural adaptation skills to ESL adults. BRESL is committed to helping ESL families integrate into the community and lead more fulfilling lives. (434) 977-7988 | 214 Rugby Rd. | esltutors@hotmail.com Literacy Volunteers of AmericaImagine the discomfort of not being able to read a story to your child or decipher a bank statement. This group works to end adult illiteracy. Volunteers needed as tutors. Free training is provided. Literacy Volunteers of America ChildrenBoys and Girls Club of Charlottesville/AlbemarleHelps youths aged 6-18 with their homework and hosts many educational, social, and recreational programs. Needs volunteer tutors. Boys and Girls Club of Charlottesville/Albemarle Camp Holiday TrailsThis summer camp serves chronically ill children 7-17 years old, providing a rustic outdoors experience with 24-hour medical care. Volunteers needed for gardening, landscaping, maintenance, clearing, construction, clerical chores, and general labor. Camp Holiday Trails Charlottesville City Schools' Book BuddiesEach "Book Buddy" works with a first- or second-grade student throughout the school year on specific reading skills. Involves a regular commitment of two one-hour sessions per week during the school day. Training and lesson plans are provided. Charlottesville City Schools' Book Buddies Children, Youth & Family Services, Inc.United Way member agency. Family Partners, Play Partners, Runaway Shelter, and Childcare Resource & Referral Service. Qualified professional counseling on problems of marriage, parent-child relationships, Children, Youth & Family Services, Inc. Play PartnersPlay Partners, a program of Children, Youth & Family Services, Inc., provides children in low-income day care homes in the Charlottesville/Albemarle area with play experiences that enhance their cognitive, emotional and social development during the crucial preschool years. Pairs of trained volunteers are assigned to visit the same provider's home once a week, where one-hour sessions are offered to the children throughout the school year. About every four weeks the Play Partners introduce a new story with accompanying activities that emphasize and extend the concepts and vocabulary in the story. The program begins in mid-September and concludes at the end of May, but volunteers may join and be trained at any time of year. Play Partners Computers4KidsComputers4Kids is a nonprofit after-school technology mentoring program for under served middle and high school youth. Mentors should have basic computer knowledge and be able to spend one and a half hours per week volunteering. Computers4Kids Westminster Child Care CenterVolunteers needed to serve as teachers' aides. Experience with children is welcome, but not necessary. Westminster Child Care Center YMCAOffers courses for adults and seniors in aerobics and for adults and children in martial arts. Also offers children's basketball. Fees vary by class. Full-time care center for preschool-age children. Summer camp. Ski program for youth. Administers the city swim team. Call for details. YMCA |
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