Join Us in Making a Difference: Seeking Certified ESL Teachers and Volunteers for New ESL Classes in Lawrenceville!
We are excited to announce the launch of a new ESL (English as a Second Language) class in Lawrenceville, specifically designed to support Haitian migrants in our community. As we prepare to embark on this important journey, we are looking for passionate and dedicated individuals to join our team.
**Are You a Certified ESL Teacher?**
We need certified ESL teachers who can bring their expertise, compassion, and commitment to our program. Your role will be crucial in helping our students improve their English language skills, which is essential for their integration and success in their new environment.
**Volunteer Opportunities Available!**
In addition to certified ESL teachers, we are also seeking enthusiastic volunteers to assist with various aspects of the program. Whether you can help with administrative tasks, provide tutoring support, or offer your time in other capacities, your contribution will be invaluable.
**Why Join Our Team?**
- **Make a Difference:** Help Haitian migrants in our community gain essential language skills, empowering them to thrive in their new home.
- **Build Connections:** Form meaningful relationships with students and fellow volunteers, fostering a supportive and inclusive community.
- **Gain Experience:** Enhance your teaching and interpersonal skills while contributing to a worthy cause.
**Qualifications:**
- **Certified ESL Teachers:** Must have a recognized ESL teaching certification and experience in teaching English to non-native speakers.
- **Volunteers:** No specific qualifications required, just a willingness to help and a compassionate heart.
**Commitment:**
- **Teachers:** We ask for a commitment of a few hours per week, with flexible scheduling options.
- **Volunteers:** Any amount of time you can contribute will be greatly appreciated.
**How to Apply:**
If you are interested in joining us as a certified ESL teacher or volunteer, please email givebacktohaiti@gmail.com, with your resume and a brief statement of interest. We are eager to hear from you and discuss how you can become a part of our team.
**Contact Us:**
For more information, please contact us at 678-324-9850 or givebacktohaiti@gmail.com. You can also visit our website at www.givebacktohaiti.org for further details about our organization and upcoming programs.
Together, we can make a significant impact on the lives of Haitian migrants in Lawrenceville. Join us in this rewarding endeavor and help build a brighter future for our community.
**Thank you for your support!**
Give To Haiti
678-324-9850
www.givebacktohaiti.org
Let's make a difference, one lesson at a time!
No additional volunteer opportunities at this time.
629 Airport Road, United States, GA 30046, US
Give to Haiti is an organization with the goals of reducing hunger through a network of organizations and programs, as well as creating opportunities for people to become self-sufficient. We want to help those who are less fortunate and have been forgotten by making their lives better, making it easier for them to make decisions and take care of themselves, and giving them the tools they need to be successful. The goal of Give to Haiti is to rebuild the community in a way that is environmentally responsible while also providing the people with hope, pride, and dignity.
After the 7.0 Mw earthquake rocked Haiti in 2010, Mr. Louis took a four-year mission trip and moved there to provide a hand in any way he could. About 3 million individuals were impacted, and their living conditions were far from humane. He helped the less fortunate by giving money from his own pocket and by soliciting contributions from others. The mission's initial objective was to provide aid to locals in need. The charity Give to Haiti had a seed sown for future growth.
Mr. Louis returned to the United States and was shocked to see people living in tents under bridges and in parks and sleeping in their cars and in parking lots. They must eat out of trash cans or go hungry because they can't afford medical care for conditions like HIV/AIDS, diabetes, and cancer. Mr. Louis's four years in Haiti have taught him to be more attuned to his neighborhood and to offer assistance in various ways servicing children and young adults, women, immigrants and refugees in the community.
629 Airport RoadUnited States, GA 30046
August 22, 2024
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