Volunteers needed to help local youth get to school

Family and Children’s Services of Waterloo Region sign can be seen. (File photo)

By Justine Fraser

Posted Feb 26, 2025 03:16:55 PM.

Last Updated Feb 26, 2025 03:17:00 PM.

There’s a call out from Family and Children’s Services of Waterloo Region, is looking for volunteers to drive local youth to and from school, as well as appointments.

The organization also needs volunteers for other roles like family or youth mentoring and homework help.

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Volunteering as a homework helper can support a local youth facing education or learning challenges.

Volunteers keep the wheels turning for the organization that often oversees the well-being of local youth or children alongside their partners. It needs them to help with programs and events.

To learn more about volunteering with Family and Children’s Services and hat positions they have available, email them at volunteerservices@facswaterloo.org or click here.

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