Volunteering at Living Resources
The same old routine dragging you down? Need hours toward credit class hours? Want to fulfill an internship? Like to try new things?
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The After School Program: |
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In five schools throughout the Capital District, the after school program offers a premium service for children with disabilities. From recreational activities, and crafts, games, music, outings and lots of laughter, FUN is the key factor! If you enjoy working with children, and helping them reach their highest potential, this is the volunteer spot for you! |
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The Day Community Opportunities Program: |
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A way for all of our participants to get in touch with the artist within them, the Carriage House offers that and more. From the first piece of art work to experimenting with a variety of mediums, colors and styles, it's a chance to encourage the artist within to show off their stuff. If you enjoy trying new things and do not mind a little paint or clay, this is an ideal place to be! |
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Residential: |
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For a flexible schedule that has a variety of needs, the residences would enjoy a new friendly face. The recreational time, outings, games, and one on one time is essential to round the day out. If you enjoy spending time with others and having fun, you would enjoy this time with our participants. |
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INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AT LIVING RESOURCES
Human Resources Department
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Summary: The Human Resources Department seeks a graduate level student to work approximately ten hours per week for one semester. The intern will report to Eileen Martel, the Director of Human Resources and must demonstrate the highest level of confidentiality within the Human Resources Department. For more information call Lisa Razanousky at (518)218-0000
ext.4389 or email
lrazanousky@livingresources.org |
After School Program
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Summary: The After School Program offers a wide spectrum of opportunities for those seeking to enter the field of human services. Through work in this Program, a positive difference can be made in someone’s life. You can be part of that difference. Under the supervision of Kathy Condon, the student will work approximately ten hours per week. The intern must possess an Associate degree or higher, preferably in Special Education, Teaching, Speech therapy, Yoga certification, Massage therapy certification, Business, or Art therapy. Must have own transportation and a valid driver license. For more information call Lisa Razanousky at (518)218-0000 ext.4389 or email lrazanousky@livingresources.org |
Clinical Services
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Summary: Clinical Services offers a wide spectrum of opportunities for those seeking to enter the field of human services. Through work in this Program, a positive difference can be made in someone’s life. You can be part of that difference. This is a clinical internship designed to meet the training needs of students in advanced degree, human relations educational programs such as Community Mental Health Counseling, Rehabilitation Counseling, Social Work, and Counseling and Clinical Psychology. The program is supervised by Dr. Len Travaglione, Director of Clinical Services and licensed psychologist... Positions are available for a minimum of 2 semesters. Hours are determined based on college program requirements and clinical needs. The intern must possess a Bachelor’s degree working towards a Master’s degree. This is a second year placement site for students in Social work. Interview is required for all positions. For more information call Lisa Razanousky at (518)218-0000 ext.4389 or email lrazanousky@livingresources.org |
Site Based Day Habilitation |
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Summary: The Site Based Day Habilitation Program offers a wide spectrum of opportunities for those seeking to enter the field of human services. Through work in this Program, a positive difference can be made in someone’s life. You can be part of that difference. Under the supervision of Phil Catchpole, Director of Day Services, the student will work approximately ten hours per week. The intern must possess an Associate degree or higher, preferably in Art, Social work, or Psychology. For more information call Lisa Razanousky at (518)218-0000 ext.4389 or email lrazanousky@livingresources.org |
Development Program |
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Summary: The Development Program offers a wide spectrum of opportunities for those seeking to enter the field of human services. Through work in this Program, a positive difference can be made in someone’s life. You can be part of that difference. Under the supervision of Bonnie Unser (Director of Development) and Joan Meyer (Director of Community Support), the student will work approximately ten hours per week for a semester. The intern must possess an Associate degree or higher, preferably in Marketing or Communications. For more information call Lisa Razanousky at (518)218-0000 ext.4389 or email lrazanousky@livingresources.org |
Public Affairs |
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Summary: Public Affairs offer a wide spectrum of opportunities for those seeking to enter the field of human services. Through work in this Program, a positive difference can be made in someone’s life. You can be part of that difference. Under the supervision of Bonnie Unser (Director of Development) and Joan Meyer (Director of Community Support), the student will work approximately ten hours per week for a semester. The intern must possess an Associate degree or higher, preferably in Marketing or Communications For more information call Lisa Razanousky at (518)218-0000 ext.4389 or email lrazanousky@livingresources.org |
Quality Assurance |
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Summary: The Quality Assurance Department along with Training and Staff Development seeks an intern to work approximately ten hours per week for one semester. The intern will report to Jason Mazzuca, Director of Quality Assurance or Patrick Tefft, Coordinator of Training and Staff Development. For more information call Lisa Razanousky at (518)218-0000 ext.4389 or email lrazanousky@livingresources.org |
Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) Services |
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Summary: The Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) Services offers a wide spectrum of opportunities for those seeking to enter the field of human services. Through work in this program, a positive difference can be made in someone’s life. You can be part of that difference. The internship is supervised by Mr. Dave Borge, Director of the ABI Services. Available hours are determined between the student and program, and designed to meet the needs of both. The intern should possess an Associate’s degree or higher, preferably in Human Services or Psychology. This position is for a minimum of 2 semesters. Interview required. For more information call Lisa Razanousky at (518)218-0000 ext.4389 or email lrazanousky@livingresources.org |
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Summary: The Carriage House Arts Center (CHAC) offers a wide spectrum of opportunities for those seeking to enter the field of Art Instruction for people with mental retardation and developmental disabilities. Through work in this program, students will gain experience in multimedia while making a positive difference in someone’s life. Under the supervision of Anne Murphy each student will work approximately 8-10 ten hours per week for a semester. The intern must possess an Associate’s Degree or higher; a working knowledge/experience in Special Education will be given preference. Candidate must be 18 or older. For more information call Lisa Razanousky at (518)218-0000 ext.4389 or email lrazanousky@livingresources.org |
Day Community Opportunities Program |
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Summary: The Day Community Opportunities Program offers a wide spectrum of opportunities for those seeking to enter the field of human services. Through work in this Program, a positive difference can be made in someone’s life. You can be part of that difference. Under the supervision of Frank Prevatil the student will work approximately ten hours per week. The intern must possess an Associate degree or higher, preferably in Psychology, Human Services, Special Education, or Marketing. For more information call Lisa Razanousky at (518)218-0000 ext.4389 or email lrazanousky@livingresources.org |
Public Relations and Media |
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Summary: Public Relations and Media offer a wide spectrum of opportunities for those seeking to enter the field of human services. Through work in this Program, a positive difference can be made in someone’s life. You can be part of that difference. Under the supervision of Bonnie Unser (Director of Development) and Joan Meyer (Director of Community Support), the student will work approximately ten hours per week. The intern must possess an Associate degree or higher, preferably in Marketing or Communications. For more information call Lisa Razanousky at (518)218-0000 ext.4389 or email lrazanousky@livingresources.org |
Service Coordination |
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Summary: Service Coordination offers a wide spectrum of opportunities for those seeking to enter the field of human services. Through work in this Program, a positive difference can be made in someone’s life. You can be part of that difference. Under the supervision of Michelle Locke, Director of Service Coordination, the student will work approximately ten hours per week. The intern must possess an Associate (preferably a Bachelor degree) in Human Services, Special Education, Psychology, Sociology or Criminal Justice. For more information call Lisa Razanousky at (518)218-0000 ext.4389 or email lrazanousky@livingresources.org |