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HIGH SCHOOL TEENS

High school students in good standing may apply to serve in the elementary programs. Qualified students serving as Big Buddies can earn community service hours towards high school graduation.

To learn more about volunteering at one of our programs…

CLICK THIS LINK -> ASB Teen Info 18_19

REGISTER to volunteer as a teen Big Buddy
CLICK HERE 

You should know which program you would like to serve in before enrolling if possible. Your parent/guardian should assist you with completing the online application.

 

COLLEGE  STUDENTS and/or ADULT WOMEN 

High school graduates of all ages are encouraged to connect and influence girls ages 10-18 and older!

College women interested in earning service learning hours or internships are invited to apply for any of the ASB programs. College students studying Human Development and Family Sciences, psychology, education or who are considering careers in teaching, counseling, social services, nonprofit work or other adolescent-related careers are encouraged to apply to serve with  either the middle school or elementary programs.

To learn more about volunteering as a college student

To learn more about volunteering as an adult

Are you interested in impacting the life of middle school girls and help them to survive and thrive during the most tumultuous years of their lives? Learn more about serving with THRIVE

To REGISTER to serve  as an adult ASB volunteer CLICK HERE 

A separate online background check will be required once you have been accepted as a volunteer.  Information regarding training will also be forwarded to you.

Not interested in being a mentor?  Adults are needed to help with social media marketing, food preparation and service, arts and crafts, drama, music and more. 

If you want further information regarding our programs or what it’s like to be a volunteer – contact our Executive Director, Charlene Schulz, at afterschoolbuddies@gmail.com or call 541-390-3046 for more information.