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Goal of Program

Notre Dame Mission Volunteers works to empower the economically disadvantaged and oppressed through education and personalized support. Our program aims to strengthen the community through holistic education for families; every person has an important role to play.

Type of Placement

Service opportunities include tutoring (K-12, GED, ESL); after school programs; conflict resolution; adult literacy. Educational service may be in conjunction with social services, volunteer coordination, migrant workers, counseling, and environmental agencies. International placements may also include agricultural or pastoral work.

Service Area

Florida; Georgia; Maryland; Colorado; Massachusetts; Ohio; Connecticut; California; Louisiana; New York; Pennsylvania; Arizona; Washington State; Washington DC; Texas; Kentucky; Oregon Delaware

Service Length

Members commit to serve full-time for 11 months to one year.

Program Size

425 domestic AmeriCorps members in over 20 cities nationwide, and 2-4 international volunteers

Requirements

Individuals ages 18 and older, high school diploma and/or work experience.

Financial Arrangements

Domestic: $18,000 living allowance, health insurance, $6,895 AmeriCorps education award upon completion of 1,700 hours and full term of service. Child care, loan forbearance, health insurance.

Living Arrangements

Community living is available in select domestic cities. Housing is provided for international members.

Training

Domestic: 1-week orientation in Sept, on-site training, national training in Feb, biweekly local training, add. retreats. Intl: 1-week orientation in Baltimore, on-site training, add. opportunities.

Application Deadline

Rolling. Domestic applications open in May for service beginning September 1.

Start Date

08/16/2024