Service -learning project/research
Group 6 Service Learning Project
Organization: Park Place Outreach, Inc.
Contact: Adriana Tatum-Howard, Associate Director (912) 234-4048 [email protected]
Website: http://www.parkplaceyes.org/
Park Place Commitment
Our responsibility as an emergency youth worker is to deal with our youth's protection
requirements in Savannah. We are focused on giving sanctuary to those in need. Our goal is to
assist Savannah's youth until they fully recover and can return home. We demonstrate this
commitment in our mission statement.
Park Place Operation
Our youth will receive registration services, residence administrations, data, family reunification,
and individual client administrations during the operations stage. Staff in the shelter help child
with meeting their crisis needs and assist them with creating rehabilitation plans.
Park Place Staff Responsibilities
Shelter Manager: Provides supervision and administrative support at the shelter; ensures that
shelter residents are safe and that their needs are met.
Shift Supervisor: Provide supervision and administrative support at the shelter under the
guidance of the shelter manager, as part of the shelter management team.
Residence workers: Assign residents to rooms and coordinate with Logistics or the shelter
manager to procure supplies necessary for shelter dormitory.
Project Description
For the project assisting Park Place with their volunteer program, we plan to use virtual
platforms to connect the organization with community members. Our group tried to imagine an
updated extended protocol for their volunteerism for the Park Place Project that will coincide
with what they are already doing. By looking through their social media and their volunteer
sign-up sheet, we could see how a virtual orientation would be beneficial. After the volunteers
are accepted as staff, they can review a link to a video with a tour of the building and in-depth
explanations of what needs are required of volunteers. Depending on the core values and mission
of Park Place, the volunteers can choose pre-established activities that they can do with the teens
there. For example, female mentoring, virtual game night, virtual tutoring, virtual storytelling,
virtual art, etc... These are basic things that can be 1-hour sessions where all teen residents who
sign up and participate can share their perspectives.
Workshops
Female Empowerment Workshop enables ladies and young ladies through tutoring, self-love,
social change, and pre-professional skills workshops that support women by associating with the
everyday world in a convincing and groundbreaking way. The workshop will impact and
influence young girls to see themselves in a powerful light. We intend to mold young women
into future leaders while strengthening their confidence. We want to distinguish their qualities
and shortcomings and improve them. We will leave their comfort zone by incorporating
exercises and progress into the significance of declaring their voices and how to do this viably.
We expect to create an environment where young ladies can become leaders.
Tutoring is an incredible path for children. We can enhance or improve those who are struggling
with subjects. We intend to assist with essential skills. We also plan to help improve advanced
material. We investigate the fundamental barriers that children face when figuring out how to
problem solve and figure out how they draw in with the material from their viewpoint.
Communication skills can serve as a student speaking up when not understanding and asking
questions instead of the usual "head nod" to signal that they know what was just taught to them
instead of just agreeing they know the material and regret it later tutorial or class. In addition to
tutoring, there are online resources available to help, for example, YouTube and Khan Academy.
This workshop will allow students to examine their past work and build up a strategy for
handling their schoolwork. Each subject will include a lesson plan incorporate time management
skills.