Youth Educating and Tutoring
Loyola College Center for Values and Service
Choice
The Choice Program is a community-based intervention program for juvenile offenders and other troubled youth. To find out more about The Choice Program and other Choice volunteer opportunities, please contact:
Andre Morgan
Associate Director
971 Seagull Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21225
Tel: (410) 354-5511
The Door
The Door is an inner-city ministry created to help impoverished children, youth and adults battle social problems which rob them of their God-given dignity and status. Various volunteer opportunities include:
' Assisting with the after-school program which provides children with help with homework, computers, drug prevention and recreational activities.
' Organizing dance, music, art workshops at the volunteer's convenience.
' Helping coach baseball, football, lacrosse, or tennis teams, summer camps or clinics.
'Teaching nutrition, food preparation, money management,canning and freezing classes.
Volunteers are interviewed to determine the most effective placement for them.
Contact person:
Barbara Murchison
Vol./Resource Developer
219 N. Chester Street
Baltimore, MD 21231
Tel: (410) 675-3288
East Baltimore Latino Organization (EBLO)
The Eastern Baltimore Latino Organization's (EBLO) tutorial program, conducted in both English or Spanish, is designed to instill int he students a sense of pride in their Hispanic culture while enabling them to break through the language barrier which often prevents their adjustment to American culture. Contact person:
Diane Carrion or Jose Ruiz
P.O. Box 12160
Baltimore, MD 21224
Tel: (410) 529-0790 or (410) 767-7857
Good Shepherd Center
The Good Shepherd Center is a private non-profit residential and day treatment center devoted to working with young women in conflict.Volunteers are needed in a variety of short and long-term projects. Volunteers are involved in designing, planning and implementing projects based on jointly-identified interests, goals, needs, and concerns. Internships can be established. Contact person:
Avonnee E. Brown
Director of Vol. Service
Good Shepherd Center
4100 Maple Ave.
Baltimore, MD 21227
Tel: (410) 247-2770 x249
Irvine Natural Science Center- Natural Connections
Natural Connections is an educational outreach program of the Irvine Natural Science Center, that trains volunteers to lead hands-on nature discovery activities for elementary school children in Baltimore City.
Contact person:
Joe Harber
Natural Connections Project Director
Irvine Natural Science Cntr
8400 Greenspring Ave.
Stevenson, MD 21153
Tel: (410) 484-2413
The Julie Community Center
We are dedicated to building community, improving the quality of life for all, but especially for those struggling against dependency,poverty, and loneliness. We do this through providing programs in the areas of advocacy, education, and organizing. Volunteer responsibilities include:' assisting with the After School program which provides help with homework and organized recreation for children grades 1-8, Mon.-Fri. 3:00-5:00pmhelping with evening sessions for youth: drug prevention/leadership workshops(seasonal) and individual tutoring, Mon.-Thurs. 5:00-7:00pm organizing dance,music, and art sessions at volunteers' convenience. For additional information about youth work or about activities with adults, please contact:
Sr. Bobbie English
Julie Community Center
100 S. Washington Street
Baltimore, MD 21231
Tel: (410) 675-6300
Mother Seton Academy
Mother Seton Academy is an alternative Middle School for culturally diverse and economically poor boys and girls of East Baltimore.Volunteers are needed for tutoring individual 6th or 7th graders in basic math, reading, or vocabulary.
Contact person:
Sr. Jacqueline Marie Kotz or Sr. Ellen Smith
Mother Seton Academy
724 S. Ann St. (Fells Point)
Baltimore, MD 21231
Tel: (410) 563-2833
Pen-Lucy Neighborhood Outreach
Throughout the year students work with the neighborhood children providing recreational and fun activities. Students also volunteer to renovate neighborhood homes.
Pen-Lucy Coordinator
Center for Values and Service
Cohn Hall
Tel: (410) 617-2380 or 2989
St. Ambrose Outreach Center/ St. Ambrose Swim Programat Loyola
St. Ambrose Outreach Center, a program of the St. Vincentde Paul Society is located in North-west Baltimore. To become involved with other volunteer opportunities, please contact:
Sr. Charmaine Krohe or Tammy Mulligan
St. Ambrose Outreach Cntr
3445 Park Heights Ave.
Baltimore, Maryland 21215
Tel: (410) 225-0870
*St. Frances Academy
Loyola students travel downtown to serve as tutors four days a week, working with high school students to enhance and improve their skills and understanding in math, biology, chemistry, foreign language and other subjects. Contact person:
Student Coordinator
Center for Values & Service
Tel: (410) 617-2989
*St. Frances Academy Neighborhood Outreach
Loyola students began an after-school tutoring program loosely based on the St. Frances Academy High School tutoring program serving the elementary school students in the East Chase Street area.
Contact person:
Student Coordinator
Ctr for Values and Service
Tel: (410) 617-2989
*St. Ignatius Loyola Academy
St. Ignatius Loyola Academy, located in Baltimore City adjacent to Center Stage is a unique middle school community providing a superior educational experience for educationally disadvantaged inner-city young men.
Please Contact:
John Zic
740 N. Calvert Street
Baltimore, MD 21202
Tel: (410) 539-8268
Sinclair Lane Elementary School
Most students come from low income families and many are two years below grade level in Reading and Math.
Contact Person:
Sally Lawrence
Sinclair Lane Elem. School
3880 Sinclair Lane
Baltimore, MD 21213-2205
Tel: (410) 396-9116 8:00am - 3:00pm
Tel: (410) 377-7425 4:30pm - 11 pm, weekends
Villa Louise Family Resource Center
Villa Louise is a comprehensive day program serving pregnant teens, young mothers and their families.
Contact person:
Thea Schnydman or Kathy Mainardi
Villa Louise-St. Agnes Hospital
900 Caton Ave.
Baltimore, MD 21229
Tel: (410) 368-2060
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