Caregiver Education Training Volunteer

Community Partnership for Children (CPC) is seeking dedicated volunteers to support our mission of enhancing early childhood education and community engagement in Grant County. This is a great opportunity to contribute to meaningful programs that support children, families, and educators while gaining valuable experience in community outreach, mentorship, and training.

AP Training Facilitator Volunteer:

· Receive certification to facilitate Abriendo Puertas (AP) trainings to support parents and caregivers in early childhood education.

· Plan, organize, and lead AP training sessions, ensuring materials are engaging and accessible to diverse participants.

· Provide guidance and mentorship to parents and caregivers, helping them implement strategies learned in the trainings.

· Collaborate with CPC staff to schedule and promote AP trainings in the community.

· Maintain accurate records of training sessions and participant progress, ensuring compliance with program guidelines.

General Responsibilities:

· Communicate effectively with program staff, partners, and community members.

· Follow CPC’s policies and procedures to ensure a positive and professional volunteer experience.

· Attend volunteer meetings, training sessions, and outreach events as needed.

· Support CPC’s mission of strengthening early childhood education through advocacy and engagement.

Qualifications & Skills:

· Passion for working with children and families in an educational setting.

· Strong communication and interpersonal skills.

· Ability to work collaboratively and take initiative when needed.

· Organizational skills and attention to detail.

· Must pass a background check.

Why Volunteer with CPC?

· Make a meaningful impact on children’s education and family support programs by helping families access essential resources and services.

· Gain valuable experience in early childhood education, community outreach, and program facilitation, skills that can enhance your resume and career opportunities.

· Develop leadership, communication, and advocacy skills while working directly with families, educators, and community organizations.

· Be part of a dedicated team committed to strengthening our community by expanding access to quality early childhood education and family support.

· Network with professionals in education, nonprofit work, and social services, opening doors to future opportunities.

· Receive training and ongoing support to ensure you have the tools and confidence to make a lasting impact.

· Make a meaningful impact on children’s education and family support programs.

· Gain valuable experience in early childhood education, community outreach, and program facilitation.

· Be part of a dedicated team working to strengthen our community.

For more information contact:

CPCgrantcounty@cpc.com |575-956-6667

Job Types: Full-time, Part-time

Expected hours: 20 per week

Schedule:

• Day shift

Work Location: In person