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Volunteer Youth Specialist Needed - Seeking volunteers to help facilitate youth interactions at crisis shelter. Some of your tasks include giving out hygiene items, helping youth with their laundry, answering the phones and providing important information to potential residents and volunteers, greeting new youth and filling out intake forms. You will also have the opportunity to sit in on and facilitate evening groups. This volunteer opportunity is essential to our youths' development within our crisis shelter. 6pm-9pm Sun-Fri needed. Contact Jessica Parks (404) 589-0163.

Valentine's Day Volunteers Needed, Tuesday, February 14

Our youth's slogan for our organization is "The Cove is Love" which translates to our youth knowing that staff and volunteers care about each and every one of them.  Sometimes holidays can take on different definitions.  In the case of Valentine's Day, it is not just about couples and Cupids, but another special reminder to let the youth know we care about them.

If you or your group would like to throw a Valentine's Day party for our youth, in cluding dinner and treats, please contact Jessica Parks, jparks@covenanthouse.org, (404) 589-0163.  The timeframe would be 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm and could include such activities as, cupcake decorating, board games...call and give us your ideas!

Night of Broadway Stars 2012!

Look for additional information coming soon on our exciting new event, Night of Broadway Stars!  If you are interested in a sponsorship opportunity, contact Jenna Stafford, jstafford@covenanthouse.org or (404) 589-0163 x108.

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About Covenant House

If you could crystallize what Covenant House Georgia does into one sentence it would be this: We save kids from the street.

Some of the kids who come to us are victims of abuse. Some were literally dropped on the street by relatives. Some are runaways. Some are kids who have “aged out” of the DFACS system. They all share one thing in common; they’ve turned to CHGA for help.

Covenant House Georgia is the only crisis facility for kids between the ages of 17 and 21. The beds at our shelters are always full. And we need your help.  On the following pages you can get an in depth look at our operation and see how we help provide the kids in our care with something many of them have never had in their lives before, hope.

More importantly, you can see what you can do to help.

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