Instructors Needed for Personal Safety Classes
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Volunteers are needed to teach personal safety classes to children, ages 4 to 12, and their parents.
Interface Children, Family Services seeks instructors for “Taking Care of Little Me” and “My Body Belongs to Me,” which teach sexual abuse prevention in age-appropriate lessons. The goal is to reach all Ventura County preschool and elementary school children.
Time commitment can vary from a few hours a week to a few hours a month, and daytime availability is necessary.
To volunteer, call 485-6114, Ext. 691.
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