St. John's Academy Keystone SMILES AmeriCorps 26-27

Keystone SMILES Ameri. Corps 26-27 Service Site Location(s): St. John's Academy Home of the Zion Scholars Schedule: Monday – Friday

• Full Time Daytime Hours (occasional evening / weekend hours) Ameri. Corps Responsibilities: (in addition to host site service) Plan and implement service-learning projects for students at host sites or in communities Attend monthly member meetings Complete virtual training to amplify service abilities Participate in National Service Days and planned events Create a service portfolio and track and report service outcomes Serve as an ambassador in your neighborhood and community Participate in a virtual pre-service training prior to serving at assigned host site Monthly Living Allowance: 450 Hour Term - $360.00 per living allowance/$720 gross monthly (37 weeks) 300 Hour Term - $250.74 per living allowance/$501.48 gross monthly (37 weeks) Education Award: 450 Hour Term - $1,956.35 300 Hour Term - $1,565.08 Benefits Include: Federal loan postponement Federal loan interest payment Money for student loans or educational expense Hands-on experience CPR/First Aid Certification Career Pathway Portfolio development A lifetime of service family and friends! Summer activities are concentrated in the following areas: School Readiness & Success Mentoring Youth through Service Academic support service Community Strengthening through Outreach Events and Special Projects STEM activities and service learning Rotating through outreach program preparing and traveling with a team to provide meals and STEM programs to local communities in Mercer County. What is Ameri. Corps? The national service movement that engages thousands of men and women of all ages and backgrounds in service often referred to as the domestic Peace Corps, aimed at meeting the needs in the areas of Education, Public Safety, Environment, and Human Services. Ameri. Corps is much more than a service program. It is a movement that unites Americans to improve our neighborhoods and our lives. In communities large and small throughout America, Ameri. Corps Members are taking responsibility, learning valuable skills, and helping their friends and neighbors and Getting Things Done! Ameri. Corps is part of a tradition of service, and it represents America at its best - making a lasting difference while promoting the values of community, responsibility, and opportunity. To learn more about Ameri. Corps and the benefits visit the National Recruitment website at https://americorps.gov/serve