Early Childhood Education Biloxi, Mississippi. About CC International was founded in 1994 Have managed over 5,000 volunteers (fellow ASBers) Disaster.

Early Childhood Education

Biloxi, Mississippi

About

• CC International was founded in 1994

• Have managed over 5,000 volunteers (fellow ASBers)

• Disaster relief, environmental and human service projects

http://www.communitycollaborations.org/earlyeducation

Your Role

CC International volunteers will be working with Head Start and Early Head Start centers (operated by Moore Community House-MCH

in Biloxi, MS and Mississippi Head Start Association)

Early Head Start

Provide early care and education - infants to three-year-olds and comprehensive health and family support services--including for pregnant mothers. MCH's program targets teen mothers so they can remain in school and graduate.

Head Start

Volunteers will assist Head Start teachers and staff in providing education to preschool youth. Volunteers will work on teacher assigned tasks directly with children as well as projects that support the overall program.

Optional

• Gulf Coast Restoration

• Volunteers can decide to do a little of both!

CC International Daily

Volunteer Schedule

• 7:00am Breakfast and pack bag lunch

• 7:45am Depart to project site

• 12 noon Lunch at project site

• 4:30 pm Return to volunteer facility

• 6–7:00pm Dinner

• 7:30–10:00pm Free time (local speakers scheduled each Wednesday night)

Trip Details

• 898 miles

• ~14 hrs

• Leave UIC March 23rd

• Return to UIC March 29th

• Average temps range from 52oF to 69oF in March

Lodging

We’ll have:

A Place to Sleep, Clean and sanitary showers and bathroom, Recreation Space, Internet Access, Three meals per day with a vegetarian option

Food and Lodging

• Each day we will be served breakfast and make our own brown bag lunch before departing to the project site.

• Dinner will be served each evening. Vegetarian options are available for each meal, refrigerator space is available to store personal food for those with special dietary needs.

• SPECIAL NOTE: In order to minimize our environmental footprint, we’re responsible for bringing our own plates, silverware, cups, water bottles, and bowls. We will provided with a Red Cross approved sanitary dish washing station

What to bring…

•  Classroom appropriate clothing for working with Head Start children (no tank tops, short shorts, flip flops)

•  Work clothes for working in restoration projects (optional)

• A positive attitude!

Free Day!

Fun and Free

• Visit the Friendship Oak Tree (over 5 centuries old)

• Hurricane Katrina Tree Sculptures (oaks that died due to Hurricane Katrina are now works of art)

• Visit the worlds largest rocking chair! (35’ tall)

• Mississippi Sandhill Crane National Wildlife Refuge and Visitor Center

• Visit the beach – see the Gulf of Mexico

$$$

• Great nightlife for those who are of age!

• Kayaking

Free Day

• Open to suggestions as long as everyone in the group can participate

Any Questions?