News
August 5, 2024
A new volunteer orientation introduced expectations, safeguarding standards, and practical ways mentors can support children consistently.
The orientation was structured around safety, continuity, and responsible volunteer involvement rather than one-off participation.
This update marks the start of a more structured mentor pathway for volunteers who want to serve at ASI. The orientation focused on how support should be delivered, what boundaries matter, and how consistency protects the children we serve.
The next phase is to align volunteers with specific support areas and a manageable schedule.
The session covered child protection, communication boundaries, and the need for dependable follow-through.
That clarity helps volunteers contribute in ways that strengthen the home instead of creating avoidable disruption.
Mentors were invited to support tutoring, life-skills guidance, and event preparation based on practical availability.
This keeps volunteer involvement useful and manageable for both the team and the children.
