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Children's Recreation Projects with New York Cares

Location: New York, New York, 10001, United States
Organization: New York Cares, Inc.
Start date: February 1, 2010
Sex: All are welcome
Language(s): English
Last updated: February 1, 2010
End date: March 28, 2010
Age: Seniors (65 and over), Adults (18-64)
Area of Focus: Art, Architecture, Music, Children and Youth, Community Service and Volunteering, Sports, Recreation, and Leisure

Description:

Expand the horizons of children from low-income neighborhoods on New York Cares' Children's Recreation projects. Sports and fitness projects keep children healthy and active, arts and culture projects help them discover their creativity, and recreational outings expose them to the unique activities and culture of New York City.

  • Sports Explorers – Foster self-confidence and team-building skills through sports such as tennis, basketball, and soccer, or engage children in other physical activities like gymnastics, yoga, and dance.
  • Urban Adventures – Open up a new world for children by taking them on outings around the city. Go bowling, canoeing, apple picking, wall climbing or visit museums, the zoo, the aquarium, or even the circus.
  • Art Explorers – Expose children to the arts, such as theater, music, dance, video, photography, and more with this innovative program that uses games and art projects to promote positive self-esteem, team building, and communication skills.
  • Culinary Explorers – Share your culinary enthusiasm and foster healthy eating habits by introducing children to the basics of nutrition and food preparation.
  • Study Now, Play Later – Work with students to develop educational fundamentals through reading, writing, and crafts before rewarding them with fun physical activities.
  • Play and Read – Play games and read stories with children, providing them with quality one-on-one time with a caring mentor.


How to Apply:

Before you can volunteer on a New York Cares project, you must attend a one-hour orientation. After that, you can choose from hundreds of flexibly scheduled volunteer projects every month. Learn more about volunteering with New York Cares, and sign up for an orientation today at www.newyorkcares.org.

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