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FGP:  Foster Grandparent Program

Foster Grandparents give one on one daily attention to children and youth with special needs at schools and other non-profit agencies. Foster Grandparents must be at least 60 years of age and meet income guidelines* to serve and be willing to volunteer 20 hours a week.

*125% of Department of Health and Human Services Poverty guidelines

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Time Sheet  Stipend Schedule  Child Assignment Plan   
Advisory Council   FGP Calendar   State Association for Senior Corp Programs    June Volunteer Appreciation

Who We Are                                                                                                                       

For over thirty years, throughout the United States, Foster Grandparents have served children of all ages who are in great need of love, devotion, and individual attention.

What We Do                                           

Foster Grandparents assist children in a variety of settings such as schools, hospitals, shelters, HeadStart, and juvenile detention centers.  In 2005, 55 Volunteers from the Tuscaloosa area contributed 33,979 hours of their time and love.

 Where We Volunteer:                                                                                                           

  1. Central Elementary

  2. Northington Elementary

  3. Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary

  4. Oakdale Elementary

  5. University Place Montessori Elementary

  6. Holt Elementary

  7. Sprayberry Regional Education Center

  8. Trinity Childcare and Learning Center

  9. HeadStart at Alberta City

  10. HeadStart at McDonald Hughes Community Center

  11. Skyland Elementary

  12. Early HeadStart in Alberta City

  13. Martin Luther Preschool

  14. Boys/Girls Club

  15. "CATS" at Crestmont Elementary

  16. C.I.T.Y Program

  17. Alberta Elementary-Summer School

  18. Alberta Elementary-Success by Six

  19. Alberta Elementary

  20. Cottondale Elementary

  21. Holt Elementary

  22. Walker Elementary

Key Benefits

bulletReceive a small tax free stipend of $2.65/hour
bulletTransportation or reimbursement for travel costs
bulletFree meal each day of service or assistance with meal costs
bulletAn annual physical examination
bulletMonthly Training
bulletPersonal Satisfaction

 

The Foster Grandparent Program benefits at-risk children in our community, as well as the Foster Grandparents.

For more information contact:     Shari Augins Click Here

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