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Voices for Children Foundation
Basic Information
Address: Throughout Miami-Dade County
Phone Number: 305-494-7243
Email: empowerastudent@voices4.org
Director: Jennifer Prats
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Additional Information
Causes Served: Foster childen
Background Check: Yes
Population Served: foster children between the ages of 5 and 18
Ages for Volunteer: over 18
Hours of Service: 1 hour per week
Minimum Hours Required: 1 hour per week
Days of Service: varies
Mission Statement:
Program Purpose: To provide an educational resource for abused and neglected children in Miami-Dade County by recruiting the help of South Florida's most caring and enthusiastic people.
Program History:
What We Do: We match qualified adults with specific children in need of extra educational services in order to facilitate a supportive academic relationship. ACE’s are expected to act as a supplementary scholastic resource for their assigned youth, providing them with a reliable mentor, as well as a tutor.
Who We Serve: The children we work with are between the ages of 5 and 18, all of whom are currently within the foster care system of Miami-Dade County. The children vary in grade level, IQ, and learning/language impairment. All are currently enrolled in school, but in need of extra academic support.
How you can help: We are looking for reliable, enthusiastic, and capable adults. Volunteers should feel a strong desire to contribute to the academic advancement of at-risk youth, and feel comfortable acting as a positive role model. ACE’s should be compassionate, patient and have a sense of humor.
Hours of Availability: Volunteers are asked to donate a minimum of one hour per week.
Please call Jennifer Prats at 305-494-7243 or e-mail empowerastudent@voices4.org to facilitate scheduling.
We welcome any questions!
Additional Information:
A social security number is required to conduct the background check. The background check will be done at no cost to the volunteer.