Showing posts with label sports. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sports. Show all posts

Monday, January 28, 2013

Zaban program collaboration with Georgia State University


Semi-Boot Camp Outdoor -An exercise program that includes  Mon. -Wed.- Fri. Times 10:00-11:00am  and 5:30-7:00pm: Ongoing long term. ( Taught by P.E. Major or Minor /Fitness background)
1. Weighing in weekly and taking a blood pressure reading, this data will be kept at the Center.
2. Walking laps around the park at ones on pace but timing that pace with the goal of increasing the pace.
3. Stopping at a number of stations to complete a set of exercises that are given by an instructor.
4. The instructor will be motivating and encouraging participants to keep increasing pace.

Basketball Drills & Skills for kids ages 8-14; Practicing the correct techniques: Tues.&Thur. 4:00-6:00pm :3months. (Taught by anyone that has played at least high school level basketball)
1. Lay –ups left hand and right hand.
2. Catching the basketball and pivoting.
3. Setting a Pick and Roll.
4. Passing ,dribbling , Shooting ect..

Tennis Lessons and Drills for Beginners and Intermediate:Mon.&Wed.4:00-6:00pm ; Ongoing long term.  (Can be taught by any student that plays at a 3.5-4.0 level)
1.Teaching basic tennis strokes of serving, forehand, backhand, and volley.
2. Topspin, slice and flat.
3. Scoring and strategy.

Nutrition, Home Gardening and Healthy Cooking for Seniors, Adults and Teens –Fri. 11:30am -1:00pm and 5:00-7:00pm: Ongoing long term.( Taught by Health /Nutrition Major or Minor)
1.Teaching and demonstrating alternative ways to cook without frying.
2.Development of container gardens for the home.
3.Teaching nutrition, with an emphasis on drinking more water.
4.The the use of culinary herbs for health.

Tutoring, Homework help for Afterschool for ages 6-18. Mon., Tues., Wed.& Thur. Times  4:00-7 :00pm; Ongoing long term. (Taught by Education Major or Minor work study program would be perfect.)
1.Tutoring for all subjects.

Chess for Kids ages 5-18.  Thursday , Time 4:00-6:0 0pm. Ongoing long term.  ( Taught by any student that is a Chess player)
1.Teach how the pieces move.
2.Teach chess strategy.
3. Help students develop thinking skills and enjoy the game.

Soccer Skills and Drills for Youth 4:30-6:00pm. Ongoing long term. ( Taught by any student that has played at least high school soccer)
1.Teach proper technique for kicking the ball.
2.Teach the fundamentals of the game.

Bonsai class. (Taught by any student that has an interest in plants)
1.Teach the Japanese Art of Bonsai.

Senior Program Special Trips and Events

Spanish for beginners.  ( Taught by a Spanish Language Major / Minor or Native speaker)



Contact

Debra E. Murray
404-317-5012

Tuesday, February 14, 2012

Mayor Reed's Centers of Hope Project

Location: Thomasville Recreation Center
                    1835 Henry Thomas Drive
                    Atlanta, Ga 30315
Description: Volunteer opportunities involve working with children in the after school program at the Thomasville Recreation Center. Positions available include volunteer tutors, gym volunteers, volunteer dance instructor, volunteer music instructor, volunteer drama instructor, teen program volunteer, and general volunteers. Volunteers are needed anytime between 2:30-6pm M, T, W, Th, and F.
Contact: Phoebe Kann
                 Volunteer Coordinator/AmeriCorps VISTA
                 pkann@handsonatlanta.org
                 (404) 979-2771
Website: iamatlanta.org

Tuesday, September 13, 2011

Hope Center


MISSION
The Hope Center exists to encourage hope among the people of Gwinnett Estates by sharing the love of Jesus through caring, serving, equipping, and educating. 
Here are many ways to get involved at the Hope Center. Below are some of the programs where you can volunteer to serve others:

AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM

On Tuesday and Thursday afternoons, The Hope Center is filled with children from 2 years old to middle school. We need volunteers to help with homework, play games, read, serve juice and snacks, and give hugs.

ENGLISH CLASS

Don’t be afraid! You DO NOT have to teach, and you DO NOT need to speak Spanish. We meet on Tuesday evenings and need volunteers to listen and talk with small groups of adults as they practice the English skills being taught.

WOMEN’S EXERCISE PROGRAM

Can you teach aerobics, dance, walk/run, or lead any type of exercise activity? We need your help for 1-2 hours each month. You will love the women who are a part of this ministry!

WOMEN’S HAIRCUT MINISTRY

It is so much fun to see the women of the neighborhood come out for a little pampering. We need stylists to cut or wash hair. You can volunteer once a month or once a year.

CLOTHING CLOSET MINISTRY

Help provide clothing to children and families in the neighborhood. There are opportunities to sort or distribute clothing.

KIDS’ SOCCER PROGRAM

You can share the love of Christ by playing soccer with the kids!

HOPE CENTER SUMMER CAMP

Play games, create art and teach the Bible to the kids of Gwinnett Estates.

SEASONAL EVENTS

There are 3 BIG Community Events throughout the year—Fall Festival, Christmas Sponsorship, and the 5K/Back-to-School Party. On these days, we bombard the neighborhood with the love of Jesus through giving, serving, and having a great time.
For more information on any of these programs please contact Jim or Melinda Hollandsworth at hopecenter@graystonechurch.com.
Location:
222 Howe Lane
Loganville, GA 30052

Friday, August 26, 2011

Volunteer at Healthy Youth USA

Healthy Youth USA is excited to kick off the new school year with our new Volunteer Program! We hope that we can work with your department and students to make this venture a collective success. Healthy Youth USA, a not for profit organization, is an amateur athletic program for youth that focuses on child development through sports and recreation. We currently offer the "After School Club" to over 85 students daily in the Sandy Springs and Dunwoody Atlanta area. The After School Club has been a great success and has become valuable within the North Atlanta community.

We are looking for student volunteers who are eager to explore youth service experiences, enjoy sports and recreation, and who could benefit from working with children. We would love to speak with you regarding any opportunities you have that would allow Healthy Youth USA to become an organization your students would choose as a volunteer option. Please let us know if you offer service learning academic credit. Volunteering with Healthy Youth USA provides hands on daily experiences utilized in career fields across many industries.

At the After School Club, student volunteers will work collectively with paid employees providing elementary age children with supervised sporting activities, homework & tutor services, all offering a variety of recreational and educational learning objectives. The average volunteer will be requested to serve within the hours of 2:30pm-6:30pm, M-F. We are very flexible to students various schedules and availability between those days and times.

To learn more about Healthy Youth USA, visit us at www.healthyyouthusa.com. You can also call to speak with myself regarding any questions or concerns. We hope to hear from you soon.

Charles Sharper
Executive Director
Healthy Youth USA

Volunteer Opportunities at BOUNCE Fitness

BOUNCE fitness a non-profit organization that designs and implements programs in after school settings to prevent childhood obesity. BOUNCE stands for Bettering Our Understanding of Nutrition, Children & Exercise. We also attend and coordinate community service events for children and families to be active together.

As a BOUNCE Fitness volunteer there will be many options to participate and educate the general community. During the week our after school programs include organized sports such as basketball, flag football, soccer, dance and cheerleading. Actively coaching children on specific drills may be required under the supervision of a director. Event days we will need volunteers to engage with children and parents, pass along information and represent the organization in a positive manner.

Contact:marielleporter@bouncefitness.org

Wednesday, December 8, 2010

Clarkston Community Center

Volunteers Needed
  • Open play sports program--soccer, basketball, volleyball
  • Wednesdays and Fridays:  4-7 pm 
  • Contact Volunteer Coordinator, Bobby King at 404-508-1050

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Bright Futures ATL

We are looking for young, energetic students to come and be involved with our kids.  You can help supervise participants and join them in various activities.  No skills required!

1.  Sharpening Skills for Success (S3) After School Program 
Monday-Thursday 4 pm to 7 pm
Activities:  discipleship; devotion; character building; art projects; weight training; college prep; recreation (baseball, kickball, volleyball)

2.  Saturday Open House
Saturdays from 12 pm to 4 pm
Activities:  games (volleyball, foosball, ping-pong, video games, billiards), light service projects (yard work, maintenance, cleaning)

Contact Catherine Dukes at cdukes@bfatl.org or 770.317.6448 if you are interested.

Located at 64 Edwin Place NW, Atlanta, GA 30318

Clarkston Community Center Volunteer Opportunity

Mckenzie Wren - Executive Director

Director@clarkstoncommunitycenter.org

Website - clarkstoncommunitycenter.org

Mainline: 404-508-1050

Purpose: - The CCC is a place for people to come for art, education, recreation and community building. Has open-play and team sports, after school program, senior refugee program and community garden.