New Providence Memorial Library, New Providence, Union County

Teen Volunteer Program at New Providence Memorial Library

New Providence Memorial Library runs several teen volunteer roles for grades 8 to 12 and issues letters verifying service hours.

Can I do this

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grades 8-12; some roles grades 9-12
The source states the age in words, so we show it exactly.
You can come without a guardian
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Guardian waiver
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Background check
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Orientation / Training Required
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Car
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Schedule

Ongoing

Format

In person

Counts for service hours

They write a letter confirming your hours.

About this role

What you would do

Library Page: shelving books, shelf reading, pulling titles, craft prep and assisting as needed on a set schedule
Teens Teaching: help younger students learn in a relaxed setting while building planning, speaking and teaching skills
Children's Programming: help the Children's Librarian with monthly programs, including Lego Club and Afternoon Craft Club
Social Media Marketing: plan and film reels and other social media posts for the library
Summer Reading Volunteer: support the library's summer reading programming

New Providence Memorial Library serves readers of every age in a small suburban town. Teen volunteers keep the collection in order and help staff run programs for younger children. Library Page training begins in September, and children's programming sign-ups open at the same time. Shifts follow a set weekly schedule.

Email teens@newprovlibrary.org

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