FEMAP Foundation.
415 E. Yandell Ste.120, 79902
Mary Martinez (915) 544-4151.

Assistance is need in regard to grantsmanship, marketing and public relations. Volunteers are needed in various and direct programs in promoting awareness with the Foundation. Example of programs: Hosiptal de la Familia, Home construction, community bank programs, ecological programs and Social Entrepreneurship program.

Ganmenachem Jewish School and Daycare.
6516 Escondido Dr, 79912
Honey Greenberg (915) 584-8840.

Students are need to help tutor, assist with and teach children in small classroom settings.

Guardian Angel Family Services Center
3021 Frutas Ave 79905
Tom Davidson/Barbara Stropko (915) 833-0764.

Need help to develop educational opportunities for the youth and citizens in South Central el Paso, we are able to star a mini computer through the CRC funding for human services. The lab will consist of 5 computers with Internet service and at least 2 printers. Mini-lab will be open M-F 4-8pm and Saturday 12-4pm. Mentors are also needed to assist kids on computer programs and skills. Project: Request assistance for mini computer lab.

Habitat for Humanity of El Paso, Inc.
9210 Dyer, 79924
Richard Hernandez or Jennifer Mendez (915)755-6633.

Habitat for Humanity is an ecumenical organization devoted to providing low-cost housing for those in need. Habitat volunteers help build the houses with family members. We are requesting only 5-20 volunteers. This is manual labor

HIV /AIDS Resource Center.
1505 Mescalero 79925
Gloria Hinojos (915)772-3366

This Agency offers services to persons with HIV and their families. It also engages in education and advocacy. Extensive training provided.

Hospice of El Paso.
3901 N. Mesa, Suite #400. 79902
Ms. Sue Jarrniolowski (915) 532-5699

Hospice of Fl Paso, volunteers will be asked to work in the main office assisting the director with clerical task (i.e. Xeroxing, filing, phone answering etc…)

Houchen Community Center.
609 S. Tays St., 79901
Sylvia Arzola (915) 533-6445.

The program offers tutoring to high school students in the areas of Math & English from Monday through Thursday between 6-8p.m. The volunteers will be responsible for one-to-one tutoring and program activities. It is important for the volunteers to be computer literate. Also office volunteers will be needed from 8a.m.-8p.m. M-F

Juvenile Court Conference Committee.
6400 Delta Drive, 79905
Ms. Jeanette Hamilton (915) 772-2133.

Community members work with juveniles who have committed minor offenses to help get them back on the right track. This includes counseling, community service, restitution, essay writing, and tutoring. Students also have the opportunity to work with the Back on track Program.

Keystone Heritage Project.
4774 Doniphan Dr. El Paso, TX 79922
Bernie Sergent at (915) 581-7920 or Carol Miller at (915) 584-7088

Volunteers would help in various ways. Some opportunities available to students would be helping archaeologist with the writing, and typing of surveys and mappings, helping with wetland cleanup and maintenance. gathering petitions, translating brochures, organizing fundraisers, and showing videos to schools.

La Mariposa Hospice at Providence Memorial Hospital.
2001 N. Oregon, 79902
Cindy Sanchez (915) 577-7883.

La Mariposa Hospice at Providence Memorial Hospital provides services to terminally patients and their families. To become a La Mariposa Hospice Volunteer you must complete the application process. interview, and 22 hours of training provided by La Mariposa Hospice. Once you have completed the training you have a choice of volunteering in the office (which requires 8hrs of training) or with patients and families. A minimum of 50 hours must be completed.

Lambda.
910 N. Mesa, 79902
(915) 562-4297.

This non-profit organization provides information and support to the gay and lesbian community. Volunteers can become involved on the Help-line, youth outreach, talk./support groups, and the Anti-Violence Project.

La Mujer Obrera
2102 A-Myrtle, 79901
Dr. Vicki Roberts (915) 549-9108.

The volunteer for the Proyecto de Salud de La Mujer Obrera will primarily be doing clerical work associated with our preventive health programs. The work will include the scheduling of appointments. Volunteers will be interacting with displaced factory workers who are primarily Spanish-speaking, as is most of our staff. Being bilingual-Spanish and English will help.

La Posada Home
248 Francis St. 79905
Monica Almuina or Alba Briseno (915) 544-4595.

La Posada is a transitional shelter for women and their children. They assist families with the difficulty of transition from homelessness to self-sufficiency. Volunteers are asked to do the following activities: administrative duties (answer phones, give information to prospective clients), some daycare, and helping the clients with paperwork and answering questions they may have. Only 6 volunteers are needed at various times.

Las Americas Refugee Asylum Project.
71 5 Myrtle St., 79901
Edgar Holguin (915) 544-5126.

LARAP is a non-profit organization that helps refugees obtain political asylum in the United States. Volunteers for this agency will have an opportunity to see the workings of a non-profit organization while writing grants for them. Volunteers may also be involved in family reunification for children and public education and advocacy on behalf or refugees and immigrants. Volunteers with experience in computer programming are also needed.

Lee and Beluah Moor Children’s Home.
1100 E. Cliff Drive, 79902
Dave Nabours or Eddie Camargo (915) 544-8777

This agency provides adoption services, foster care placements, counseling for adoption and foster care parents. and a camping site for children. Volunteers may work at any of the two campuses, at the on site school, or with the recreational center. Volunteers will be needed to help supervise children in after school activities. tutoring, monitoring and some office work. Only 10-12 volunteers will be taken.