Kids Unplugged recognizes not all children encounter the same challenges. For this reason, we have specialists to work with children and young adults struggling with Anxiety, Depression, Anger and Grief using therapy techniques including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) & Mindfullness.
Kids Unplugged recognizes not all children encounter the same challenges. For this reason, we have specialists to work with children and young adults struggling with Anxiety, Depression, Anger and Grief using therapy techniques including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) & Mindfullness.
Kids Unplugged recognizes not all children encounter the same challenges. For this reason, we have specialists to work with children and young adults struggling with Anxiety, Depression, Anger and Grief using therapy techniques including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) & Mindfullness.
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Essential Services Across Youth Development
Join a Winning Team. Make a Difference.
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Get your volunteer hours at Autism Unplugged!
Here's why:
1. **Personal Growth**: Volunteering helps students develop empathy, compassion, and a sense of social responsibility. Engaging in community service can also boost self-esteem and provide a sense of accomplishment.
2. **Skill Development**: Students acquire valuable skills such as leadership, teamwork, communication, and problem-solving through volunteer work. These skills are beneficial both in personal and professional contexts.
3. **Career Exploration**: Volunteering exposes students to various fields and professions, helping them explore potential career paths and interests. It provides practical experience that can inform their future educational and career choices.
4. **College Applications**: Many colleges and universities look favorably on volunteer work. Demonstrating a commitment to community service can strengthen a student's college application and set them apart from other applicants.
5. **Networking Opportunities**: Volunteering allows students to meet a diverse range of people, including mentors, professionals, and peers. These connections can lead to future opportunities and support.
6. **Community Impact**: Students can make a positive difference in their communities by addressing local needs and contributing to the well-being of others. This fosters a sense of civic duty and belonging.
7. **Time Management**: Balancing volunteer work with school and other commitments teaches students effective time management skills. Learning to prioritize and manage their time efficiently is a valuable life skill.
8. **Health Benefits**: Volunteering has been linked to improved mental and physical health. It can reduce stress, combat depression, and increase overall life satisfaction. Overall, volunteering during high school is a transformative experience that benefits students academically, personally, and socially, while also positively impacting their communities.
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