Family First Pregnancy Care Center trains new volunteers

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Volunteers at Family First Pregnancy Care Center

Volunteers at Family First Pregnancy Care Center

Volunteers had a training day at Family First Pregnancy Care Center for new and existing volunteers Thursday, Jan. 21. These ladies are ready to go and be available for you. There are many ways you can give your time and talents to the parents and children who come into the office. A volunteer at Family First is valuable to the operation of the center and most important to each mother, father, and child who attends the classes. It only takes a listening ear and love from your heart to serve at Family First. Every day is different and it’s up to each volunteer how much you want to invest of your time and take advantage of the opportunities. Three hours a week is all that is required to be a mentor, record information, receive phone calls and parents.  Call to sign up to find out how you can be a volunteer and meet new friends. 520-896-9545

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