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UNITY Homework Help Center
Unity Community Development Corporation
| Unity Community Development Corporation 201 S. Briggs St. Joliet, Illinois 60432 Phone: 815-722-9200 |
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Joliet IL
UNITY HOMEWORK HELP CENTER PROGRAM
Unity CDC After School Activities
Homework Help Center
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED NOW!
Call Now! 815-722-9200
Homework Help Center
- Snack Served
- Homework Help
- Computer Resources
- Parent involvement
- Reading Library
- Hot Dinner Served
- Year End Presentations
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED NOW!
Call Now! 815-722-9200
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HOMEWORK HELP CENTER PROGRAM DETAILS
Objectives:
To increase literacy and promote academic excellence by providing homework help assistance for youth, ages 6
to 18 years in the 4th and 5th District of Joliet.
To provide tools and resources for parents, students and teachers to ensure successful transition in school.
To improve self esteem through participation in recreational activities and to promote healthier children through
providing nutritious meals to reduce instances of childhood obesity.
To provide a safe environment for vulnerable youth and provide alternatives to drugs, violence and gang activities.
ACADEMICS- Five certified volunteers for the academic homework portion to utilize a hands on approach with
daily classroom assignments that are sanctioned by the parents and teachers. This portion of the academics
will be one hour. All volunteers must meet the criteria for the homework help site volunteer contract. (See Exhibit
A)
FOOD PROGRAM:
Participants will receive a snack upon arrival and a hot dinner with milk two hours later. This will be provided daily
to all students in the program.
• ISBE Certified Meals
• Meals meet all state and government regulations
• Certified Cooks by the State of Illinois
• Food program will be monitored twice a year by the state
RECREATION- Each site will have the opportunity to have two to eight volunteers for the recreational activities that
will last for one hour. Some of the recreational activities will be as follows:
• Board Games
• Dodge Ball
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Jumping Rope
SPECIALTY RECREATION- These activities will be sponsored once a week by various outside sources:
• Arts and Crafts
• Karate
• Dance Classes
• Singing
Objectives:
To increase literacy and promote academic excellence by providing homework help assistance for youth, ages 6
to 18 years in the 4th and 5th District of Joliet.
To provide tools and resources for parents, students and teachers to ensure successful transition in school.
To improve self esteem through participation in recreational activities and to promote healthier children through
providing nutritious meals to reduce instances of childhood obesity.
To provide a safe environment for vulnerable youth and provide alternatives to drugs, violence and gang activities.
ACADEMICS- Five certified volunteers for the academic homework portion to utilize a hands on approach with
daily classroom assignments that are sanctioned by the parents and teachers. This portion of the academics
will be one hour. All volunteers must meet the criteria for the homework help site volunteer contract. (See Exhibit
A)
FOOD PROGRAM:
Participants will receive a snack upon arrival and a hot dinner with milk two hours later. This will be provided daily
to all students in the program.
• ISBE Certified Meals
• Meals meet all state and government regulations
• Certified Cooks by the State of Illinois
• Food program will be monitored twice a year by the state
RECREATION- Each site will have the opportunity to have two to eight volunteers for the recreational activities that
will last for one hour. Some of the recreational activities will be as follows:
• Board Games
• Dodge Ball
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Jumping Rope
SPECIALTY RECREATION- These activities will be sponsored once a week by various outside sources:
• Arts and Crafts
• Karate
• Dance Classes
• Singing
AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES:
Unity CDC After School Activities
Homework Help Center
Reading Assistance
Mathematics
English
Core Values
Life Skills
Snack Served
Hot Dinner Served
Computer Resources
Parent involvement
Reading Library
Free Books
Year End Presentations
Unity CDC After School Activities
Homework Help Center
Reading Assistance
Mathematics
English
Core Values
Life Skills
Snack Served
Hot Dinner Served
Computer Resources
Parent involvement
Reading Library
Free Books
Year End Presentations