Success in school helps kids with HIV/AIDS feel normal.
Success in school gives positive families more hope for the future.
The Afterschool Program of the Partnership for Family Health provides academic tutoring, mentoring, art exposure, music appreciation and instruction for all ages, lifeskills/job readiness seminars and college preparation for older youth.
Academic tutoring is geared to the individual student. Most students need help with junior-high level mathematics, reading comprehension, writing, vocabulary enrichment and test-taking skills.
Flexible afterschool tutoring sessions are arranged at the clinics (St. Luke's Roosevelt Hospital Center for Comprehensive Care and Metropolitan Hospital's Special Family Assistance Program) or at public libraries near students' homes in northern Manhattan and the Bronx.
Volunteer candidates who can commit to one full year (12 months) of service will be preferred over those who can only commit to a shorter period.
The following information is requested in order to determine participation in the Afterschool Program and to help make appropriate matches between volunteer tutors/mentors and students. Please respond to all questions and describe your qualifications in detail.
Thank you for your interest in our program. You will be notified by telephone or email regarding the interview which is required for volunteers in the Afterschool Program.