Member in one of SCC's group

Clerical	Assist with varied office duties such as:  preparing mailings, filing, word processing, answering the phones, and photocopying.  Not glamorous, but sorely needed.  We always choose our members' needs over our document organization, so we could really use your help to keep us streamlined and up to date.
Resource Center	Volunteering in the Resource Center includes organizing and updating current materials, researching various topics such as recreational opportunities for folks with disabilities, bookmarking pertinent internet sites for easy access, calling local resources to obtain brochures and keeping us on the cutting edge of what’s out there for stroke survivors.
Computer Lab	CAT (Computer Assisted Treatment) volunteers would assist participants in using the computers and the software in the lab on an individual basis.  Some activities might include basic computer skills such as turning on/off the computer, navigating with a mouse, accessing the internet or effectively using Center software.  The stroke survivors and their caregivers vary in skill level from never touched a computer to software engineers.  We can pair you accordingly.
Conversation Partners	Conversation partners assist folks to use their communication strategies in group or on a one-to-one basis.  Conversation partners will be given training to facilitate their comfort level as needed.
Fundraising	Do you have an interest in fundraising?   Participate in assuring the continuation of the Center through fundraising activities.  No stroke survivor is turned away due to lack of funds.  We are always in search of new ways to fund our mission.
Community Outreach	Are you good at just getting things done?  Well being an outreach volunteer might be right for you.  Volunteers assist with networking with other service providers to meet the needs of our clients.  Creative solutions to finding transportation, recreation, or other needed services would be your focus.
Marketing	Do you have an expertise in advertising?  We would appreciate your time and energy helping us to more efficiently and effectively get our message out to the community at large.  Have ideas for making sure every stroke survivor has a place to go for help?  We would love to hear them!
Publishing	Are you knowledgeable in the world of publishing and authorware applications?  Through many years of service to stroke survivors, the Center has developed treatment materials and "how to" manuals that we would like to make available to other clinicians.  We could really use your help.  Proceeds of the sales would go to assuring the continuation of services for all stroke survivors.

Center's speech/language programs ANY amount is very appreciated!  If you would like to be a part to the Stroke Comeback Center Scholarship Program - a $200 contribution will support a stroke survivor for one group activity for one nine week session.  Can you help?

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