Following are a listing of volunteer opportunities available through our community partners:
Phyllis Hime
307-777-3700
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Workforce Services, located at 1510 Pershing Blvd., is in need of volunteers to help job seekers improve their skills and better prepare them for the increasingly competitive job market.
Whether your skills are in job preparation, resume writing, basic computer skills education, or in assisting at the front desk, your expertise can make a difference! We are planning a set of specific trainings to provide people with the necessary skills to compete in our current job market, and we would love to have you help.
Sally Meeker
307.637.6480
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Youth Alternatives is looking for volunteers for their various programs. For more information, please contact their volunteer coordinator, Sally Meeker.
Sally Meeker
307.637.6480
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http://www.cheyennecity.org/specialfriends
Special Friends, a local youth mentoring program is looking for volunteers. For more information on the program, please click here to visit their web-site. You can also contact their volunteer coordinator, Sally Meeker, at the listed number.
Alfrieda Gonzales
307.635.5100
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The Laramie County Community Partnership is currently looking for volunteers to serve on our action teams. The action teams are:
Food Security
2-1-1
Healthy People
Housing
Legal Advocacy
Prevention
Self Sufficiency
Transportation
If you would like more information about any of these action teams please visit the “Areas of Action” section on the LCCP web site or contact Alfrieda Gonzales at 307.635.5100.
Eloise Saltzgaver or Stephanie Pyle
307.634.3333
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Connections Corner is looking for volunteers for its Circles Initiative.
Circles is a movement being used in communities all over the country that helps people work their way out of poverty by helping them to build intentional, diverse, and long-term relationships in their community. The members first complete a 16-week course that teaches them how to set long range goals along with other crucial skills, and are then partnered with volunteers, called allies, from the community who work with them in their plans toward self-sufficiency.
There are many ways in which you can volunteer whether it is volunteering your time as an ally who works directly with the Circles members or preparing a meal for our weekly meetings.
Please feel free to contact Connections Corner with any questions.