Enrichment GroupsEnrichment groups enhance CAN's After School Program by leading engaging lessons or activities that complement our existing curriculum. Because space is limited, enrichment opportunities are competitive. Groups are selected based on the quality, purpose, and preparedness of their proposed activity.
To be considered, your group must submit a clear outline of the activity you would like to lead, including your objectives, planned activities, and any materials you will provide. Proposed activities should support at least two of the following:
- Fun: Crafts, sports, games, creative arts, or other engaging activities.
- Education: Science, nutrition, financial literacy, gardening, reading, tutoring, cultural learning, mindfulness, goal setting, and similar topics.
- Social-Emotional Development: Building positive relationships with children, encouraging teamwork, fostering confidence, and creating meaningful connections.
Strong enrichment proposals also demonstrate that your group will:
- Design age-appropriate, engaging activities.
- Come prepared with all necessary materials.
- Be flexible and responsive to the needs of the children and community center.
- Work collaboratively with CAN staff by submitting lesson plans for approval in advance.
- Have a designated group leader who serves as the primary point of contact.
- Have experience or training related to diversity, equity, inclusion, accessibility, and belonging (IDEA).
Commitment:
Enrichment groups may participate as a one-time experience or on an ongoing schedule, depending on program needs and availability.
Volunteer 2-3 hours each week on a consistent schedule for one semester or longer.
After School Program Schedule: Monday-Thursday, 3:00-6:00 p.m