If you are in high school, college, retired, or a community advocate,
Sea Haven may be the place for you to gain some life experiences.
Below, volunteers serve food to the community and
college students volunteer for the Reading Program.
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Haven encourages volunteerism, especially
among youth and young adults in the community,
serving to cultivate a sense of social
awareness and develop a lifelong commitment
of service and community involvement. |
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VOLUNTEER
OPPORTUNITIES AT SEA HAVEN |
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Participating
in after-school programs for children. Contact program for current after-school locations. |
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Advocating for services for homeless/at-risk youth by completing an internship as a college/high school student. |
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Being
available as a translator when
needed |
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Coordinating and overseeing fundraisers for programs |
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Arrange for Sea Haven to facilitate a speaking engagement for local businesses, churches, and other agencies. |
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Provide
leadership for youth involved
in community service programs |
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Arrange can food drive for Sea Haven’s Backpack program, "Combat Hunger." |
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As a business or self-employed individual you may be able to offer life skills instruction such as cooking, money management, communication skills, etc., for the program youth, and internships/apprenticeships. |
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Download a Volunteer Application
Fill out the application and return to Sea Haven in person
or via mail to PO Box 600, North Myrtle Beach, SC 29597.
FOR
MORE INFORMATION CONTACT
Sea
Haven Administrative Assistant
Wendy Gore
(843) 399-3125
wrgore@sccoast.net
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