Opportunities From: Lifeline Community Services

Volunteer: Food Donation Pickup & Delivery -CCH

Lifeline is the beneficiary of  Sprouts and Costco Wholesale’s donation programs. Its purpose is to donate extra inventory to organizations that focus on serving children, education, or health and human organizations. Multiple days each week, volunteers pick up food donations at Sprouts and Costco and deliver them to one of Lifeline’s campuses. All donations are available on a first come, first serve basis to Lifeline clients. 

 

 Key Responsibilities:

Pick-up of food donations every Wednesday morning between 8 - 10 am  Transport and deliver donations to Lifeline’s campus Sort, inventory, and weigh donations Organize and shelf donations for easy access and distribution  Desired Attributes: Must have own, reliable transportation Early morning availability every Tuesday and Wednesday Ability to transfer donations from shopping cart to vehicle Ability to lift up to 20 lbs. at a time Must have friendly and helpful demeanor 6 month minimum commitment Dress Code: Casual Attire


Program: Club Crown Heights

Lifeline is the beneficiary of  Sprouts and Costco Wholesale’s donation programs. Its purpose is to donate extra inventory to organizations that focus on serving children, education, or health and human organizations. Multiple days each week, volunteers pick up food donations at Sprouts and Costco and deliver them to one of Lifeline’s campuses. All donations are available on a first come, first serve basis to Lifeline clients. 

 

 Key Responsibilities:

Pick-up of food donations every Wednesday morning between 8 - 10 am  Transport and deliver donations to Lifeline’s campus Sort, inventory, and weigh donations Organize and shelf donations for easy access and distribution  Desired Attributes: Must have own, reliable transportation Early morning availability every Tuesday and Wednesday Ability to transfer donations from shopping cart to vehicle Ability to lift up to 20 lbs. at a time Must have friendly and helpful demeanor 6 month minimum commitment Dress Code: Casual Attire


Program: Club Crown Heights

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 92084

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: After School Program Gardener

The position of the Volunteer Gardener supports North County Lifeline’s after school program, La Casita. La Casita is set up as an early intervention program for at-risk youth and provide services for (on average) 60 children ages 5-12 on a daily basis. The site allows for a safe space for children to go to when released from school. The Volunteer Gardener plays a vital role in maintenance support to sustain and expand the garden at La Casita. The garden is used as an educational tool to help introduce the children to the health benefits of new fruits and vegetables and the basics of growing food and its connection to the natural world.

 

Worksite: La Casita is located in a community of Oceanside. The garden is in the backyard of La Casita.

 

General Responsibilities: General upkeep of crop: weeding, replenishing soil, and watering crops as needed Planning for seasonal planting, preparing garden beds, and planting new crops Harvesting produce for the children to eat Notifying Volunteer Program Staff of any need for supplies or tools Overall cleanliness and presentation of the garden and proper care of garden tools

 

Requirements: Knowledge of basic gardening is preferred, but not required Ability to work outdoors Enjoys being around elementary aged children Positive role model

Security Checks: TB Test, Drug Screening, and Live Scan Background Check

Benefits: Gain experience working with children and  connection to the community

Dress Code: Closed-toed shoes and casual outdoor work attire

Reports to: Volunteer Manager and La Casita Site Lead

Program: Club Crown Heights

The position of the Volunteer Gardener supports North County Lifeline’s after school program, La Casita. La Casita is set up as an early intervention program for at-risk youth and provide services for (on average) 60 children ages 5-12 on a daily basis. The site allows for a safe space for children to go to when released from school. The Volunteer Gardener plays a vital role in maintenance support to sustain and expand the garden at La Casita. The garden is used as an educational tool to help introduce the children to the health benefits of new fruits and vegetables and the basics of growing food and its connection to the natural world.

 

Worksite: La Casita is located in a community of Oceanside. The garden is in the backyard of La Casita.

 

General Responsibilities: General upkeep of crop: weeding, replenishing soil, and watering crops as needed Planning for seasonal planting, preparing garden beds, and planting new crops Harvesting produce for the children to eat Notifying Volunteer Program Staff of any need for supplies or tools Overall cleanliness and presentation of the garden and proper care of garden tools

 

Requirements: Knowledge of basic gardening is preferred, but not required Ability to work outdoors Enjoys being around elementary aged children Positive role model

Security Checks: TB Test, Drug Screening, and Live Scan Background Check

Benefits: Gain experience working with children and  connection to the community

Dress Code: Closed-toed shoes and casual outdoor work attire

Reports to: Volunteer Manager and La Casita Site Lead

Program: Club Crown Heights

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 92054

Allow Groups: No


Volunteer: After School Program Homework Helper (La Casita)

The position of After School Program Tutor supports North County Lifeline’s after school program, Club Crown Heights at La Casita. La Casita is set up as an early intervention program for at-risk youth and provide services for (on average) 30 children ages 6 to 12 on a daily basis. The site allows for a safe space for children to go to when released from school.

 

Specific Activities Tutor elementary age students in basic math or literacy Provide private instruction to individual or small groups of students to improve academic performance especially in reading or math Collaborate with La Casita staff to determine student needs and develop tutoring plan Keep record on student learning plans and activity logs Enhance self-esteem and confidence in the student through patience and encouragement Models excitement about learning through a positive adult relationship

 

Qualifications/Requirements At least 2 years of study at an institution of higher education Possess at least 1 year of youth or education related experience prior to start date, such as: Experience as a tutor or teacher Experience as a paraprofessional or instructional aide Experience as a camp counselor or youth activity leader

 

Security Checks: TB Test, Drug Screening, and Live Scan Background Check

Work Schedule
Minimum commitment of six months or a semester is required
La Casita’s operating hours are:

School Season (3:00pm – 5:30pm on Monday – Friday; 2pm – 5pm on Wednesday)

Summer Season ( 1:00-4:00pm Monday- Friday ) 


Must be available at least one weekday afternoon (minimum 2 hours per day)
No tutoring on Fridays

Program: Club Crown Heights

The position of After School Program Tutor supports North County Lifeline’s after school program, Club Crown Heights at La Casita. La Casita is set up as an early intervention program for at-risk youth and provide services for (on average) 30 children ages 6 to 12 on a daily basis. The site allows for a safe space for children to go to when released from school.

 

Specific Activities Tutor elementary age students in basic math or literacy Provide private instruction to individual or small groups of students to improve academic performance especially in reading or math Collaborate with La Casita staff to determine student needs and develop tutoring plan Keep record on student learning plans and activity logs Enhance self-esteem and confidence in the student through patience and encouragement Models excitement about learning through a positive adult relationship

 

Qualifications/Requirements At least 2 years of study at an institution of higher education Possess at least 1 year of youth or education related experience prior to start date, such as: Experience as a tutor or teacher Experience as a paraprofessional or instructional aide Experience as a camp counselor or youth activity leader

 

Security Checks: TB Test, Drug Screening, and Live Scan Background Check

Work Schedule
Minimum commitment of six months or a semester is required
La Casita’s operating hours are:

School Season (3:00pm – 5:30pm on Monday – Friday; 2pm – 5pm on Wednesday)

Summer Season ( 1:00-4:00pm Monday- Friday ) 


Must be available at least one weekday afternoon (minimum 2 hours per day)
No tutoring on Fridays

Program: Club Crown Heights

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 92054

Allow Groups: No