Location
  • Canada
    • Victoria
Project Types
Childcare

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Language
English
Feb 08, 2019
Sep 13, 2017
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The volunteers will learn about Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and how to support these children in a social/recreational program. Under the direction of the campleader, the volunteers will support the children to participate in small group activities such as planning and performing skits which explore daily life with ASD, preparing lunch meals, exploring the community on daily outings including local lakes, rivers, beaches and farms, etc. The group work is intended to provide children with specific tasks and encourage both appropriate social and communication skills. Volunteers will also help to create a handbook about summer activities for youth in the Comox Valley drawing on the experiences of the workcamp. The volunteers involved in this project will gain valuable insight into the world of autism.

Location: Comox Valley, British Columbia

Project dates: July 11 - August 1

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Shubneet
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Yes, I recommend this program

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I love children. And to work with them. It creates patience level in me. I am a student of early childhood education. I choose this program to learn more about children. I feel so glad if i get a chance to work with children. Thank you so much. God bless you all who start this work.
I have done bachelor degree in home science and fine arts as well as in English from India. There i went to the orphanage sometime with my friends. We donate for them. In Canada, i have done volunteer and part time work in daycare of Richmond. Just to familiar with all stuff. It was interesting.

What would you improve about this program?
Just be patient and polite with children. Just give them a chance to do first.
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