All volunteers involved in the following weekly activities must complete a volunteer orientation and background check before volunteering.
All volunteer orientations are held at:
5:00pm in the playroom
The Road Home’s Midvale Family Center
529 West 7300 South, Midvale
Volunteers do not need to sign up in advance for an orientation or bring additional documentation with them. Background checks are completed through an online system after the orientation.
Midvale Family Resource Center
The goal of this program is to help children, ages 5 – 12 years old, become interested in reading. Volunteers read a story with the children. Art and snack activities centered on the theme or characters in the story follow to reinforce the enjoyment of reading.
Midvale Family Resource Center
Play games, coordinate learning activities, facilitate arts and crafts, be a mentor to the children who are staying in shelter with their family. Children are 5-12 years old.
Midvale Family Resource Center
The goal of this program is to facilitate activities for 13-17 year old shelter guests. Activities are usually off shelter grounds (laser tag, haunted house, movie, aquarium etc.) and there may be a fee associated.
Midvale family resource center
The goal of this program is to facilitate activities for children ages 2 to 5, who are not yet in school. Activities include storytime, free play, songs, crafts, and more! The children are also served snacks. Serve with at least two other lead program volunteers.
Midvale Family Resource Center / South Salt Lake Resource Center / Gail Miller Resource Center
Small groups of ten or fewer are gratefully needed in our warehouses at the Men’s Resource Center, Gail Miller Resource Center, and Midvale Family Resource Center for shifts of two or more hours. You will assist warehouse staff in accepting and sorting donations, organizing clothing, and identifying needed items. Volunteer opportunities are available daily. All volunteers must be 12 or older and wear closed-toed shoes. We ask for a two-hour minimum commitment.
Midvale Family Resource Center: Warehouse Sign-Up
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