Looking to Make a Difference in Your Community?
At Mano a Mano Family, we offer a variety of meaningful volunteer opportunities that make an impact in the lives of immigrant families. Whether you want to support students, assist families, or promote civic engagement, your time and dedication help to empower our community.
Explore how you can contribute and join our mission today!
Citizenship Class Tutor
Productive Parent Program
Description: Guide students through the U.S. citizenship preparation process.
Requirements
- English speaker (Spanish not required).
- Classes are held in person or online.
- 14 classes, 2 hours per week.
Computer Class Tutor
Productive Parent Program
Description: Teach basic computer skills to help students gain confidence in using technology.
Requirements
- Spanish speaker (English not required).
- Classes are held in person or online.
- 9 classes, 2 hours per week.
ESL Class Tutor (English as Second Language)
Productive Parent Program
Description: Assist adults in learning English and improving their communication skills.
Requirements
- English speaker (Spanish not required).
- Classes are held in person or online.
- 2 classes per week, commitment of 8 to 14 weeks.
GED Class Tutor (General Education Diploma)
Productive Parent Program
Description: Provide extra tutoring for students preparing for the GED exam.
Requirements
- English speaker (Spanish not required).
- Classes are held in person or online.
- 2 classes per week, commitment of 8 to 14 weeks.
Immigration Attorney Volunteer
Engaged Citizens Program
Description: Support the Engaged Citizens team by advising on immigration updates, attending community events,
and offering guidance to those seeking immigration-related assistance.
Requirements
- J.D. degree and authorization to practice law.
- 2-4 years of immigration law experience preferred.
- Fluency in Spanish is preferred (speaking and writing).
- Ability to travel within Lake County.
- Collaborative mindset and teamwork approach.
Kindergarten Tutor
Successful Children Program
Description: Support families with young children in preparing for kindergarten through interactive learning sessions.
Requirements
- Work with families and children (ages 3-5).
- Attend outreach events and help recruit families
Voter Registration Volunteer
Democracy in Action Program
Description: Assist with voter registration, explain the importance of civic participation, and attend community events.
Requirements
- 18+ years old.
- Bilingual (English and Spanish).
- Ability to lift up to 20 lbs (tabling materials).
- Reliable transportation.
- Weekend and evening availability for events.
Immigrant Health Academy Leader
Community Health Education & Outreach Program
Description: Offering educational sessions on Immigrant Health Rights, providing referrals, and guiding them in how to navigate the health system.
Requirements
- 18+ years old.
- Spanish speaking
- Be able to commit from July 2025 – June 2026
- Take all 7 training modules
- Be active in the community
Ready to Be Volunteer
If any of these opportunities interest you and you want to make a difference, we would love to have you on board!
📋 Volunteer Application Form:
Your time and dedication can change lives. Join Mano a Mano and be part of the change!
Our work is guided by our organizational values, which include collaboration and community building, education, excellence, equitable opportunities, stewardship, and respect for human dignity. We accomplish our mission through our five key programs: Healthy Families, Engaged Citizens, Productive Parents, Democracy in Action, and Successful Children.
Our five programs are strategically designed and implemented to accomplish the following: providing support, building skills, and facilitating access to local community resources and opportunities. Acting as a hub for knowledge on issues relevant to the immigrant community. Promoting best practices in providing culturally competent services. Fostering leadership skills so that all of those who participate in our programs and services can play a role in promoting the advancement of themselves and their community, and informing policies and decisions that impact immigrants and their families.