This website is designed to educate, inform, excite, and motivate
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Spectrum Generations--The Muskie Community Center
Casey Milligan, the Center Manager at the Muskie Center, is looking for people interested in volunteering! Here are some of the opportunities that are available for all you Service-Learning students and any others interested in working at Muskie.
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Drivers for the Meals on Wheels program (1 day per week — 1 day per month), Tuesday and Thursday mornings
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Tech SAVVY individuals who can help train older adults in the ways of a computer! Facebook, Email, Internet, Basic Word processing, etc.
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Home Visit Assessors for the Meals on Wheels program
A longer list of volunteer opportunities is available on www.volunteermaine.org Muskie also works to tailor something to your individual interests and needs!
Contact Casey Milligan at 873-4745, or even better, stop by the center located at 38 Gold Street in Waterville to get a feel for the organization and fill out a volunteer application.
Jazz Gala Volunteers Needed
Saturday, January 30th, 2010
Time Commitment: 5:30pm-10pm
3 for Parking
2 for the Coat Room
1 for Misc. Set-Up
Contact Person: Gloria Taylor, Assistant to the President, 453-5129
Maine Women's Lobby and Policy Center
Mid-January 2010-sometime in Mid March 2010
The Center is hoping to engage young women in a public policy project they are putting together around environmental health and women's reproductive health. The hope is that a young women's action network will form where young women from the Waterville-Winslow-Unity area can get together to learn about toxins in our personal care products and state and federal health policy. They are hoping that this project will help girls learn more about current environmental health policies and reproductive health as well as learn how they can work together to promote wide-spread social and political change
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