HOSTS Learning (Help One Student To Succeed)

This nationally recognized and proven learning curriculum enables students to perform at or above grade level. Become a mentor and spend time with a student working through an individualized curriculum in their area of need: Language Arts (Reading), Math or English Language Development. All programs ask for a commitment of one hour a week for the traditional school year. Choose the program, location, day and time that best fit you!

To help students with reading or math:

Time: 4:30-5:30 or 5:45-6:45 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday
Location: Neighbor to Neighbor, 1200 S. Blount St.
Contact: Marsha Smitley for Reading 618.6236 marsha@n2noutreach.org
Contact: Richelle Hollingshead for Math 618.6238 richelle@n2noutreach.org

To help Latino students with English Language Development and literacy:

Time: 7:00-8:30pm Monday or Wednesday
Location: Millbrook United Methodist Church (M,W)
Contact: Leo Reich 618.6237 leo@n2noutreach.org

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Computer Lab & Homework Lab

The computer and homework labs offer a variety of enrichment services to the community such as education, research and homework support. Volunteer to help with homework or teach students research techniques, graphic software or computer basics. Choose an hour and day that works best for your schedule!

Dates: Traditional school year
Time: 4:30-5:30 or 5:30-6:30 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday
Location: Neighbor to Neighbor 1200 S. Blount St.
Contact: Richelle Hollingshead 618.6238 richelle@n2noutreach.org

Upward: College Preparation

Students are offered opportunities to higher education through SAT preparation, scholarships, and access to colleges. A partnership with the YMCA of the Triangle also allows us to go to the bi-weekly Black Achievers program. Help plan SAT prep sessions, mentor high school students, and plant a vision for the future in our youth.

Black Achievers of the Triangle

Dates: Every other Saturday during the school year
Time: 10:00am-2:00pm
Location: YMCA Association Resource Center (The ARC)
801 Corporate Center Drive, Suite 200
Contact: Richelle Hollingshead 618.6238 richelle@n2noutreach.org

M.A.D. House Sports (Make a Difference)

Athletic fundamentals, life skills and spiritual truths are taught through positive team basketball experiences. Coach or assist with a team of 10-15 youth ages 12-18.

Dates: January-May
Times: Games on Friday nights, and a once a week practices at coaches� discretion
Location: Millbrook United Methodist Church
Contact: Royce Hathcock 618.6235 royce@n2noutreach.org