You can work phone lines, often they will call forward the calls right to your home. I logged alot of hours on the drug and alcohol hotline before becoming a counselor. It can help for admission into school and getting employment.
If you like kids, you can volunteer at a local rec center to help with homework. Here they have after school homework programs.
WHat are you planning to do when you graduate? You can look for positions volunteering in that field of work too. People love to have volunteers (most of them anyway) do the grunt work.
Here in Columbus they have a central office called FirstLink and it hooks people up with agencies and companies seeking volunteers.
good luck,
River
On Jan 24, 2005, at 8:04 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
<x-tad-bigger>I am a c/4 incomplete, I have use of my left arm a little use of my right. I can't move my fingers to pick up things so I need help with stuff like getting someone to help me get a drink while I'm out. what kind of volunteer groups could I be productive in or what other things could i do to get out to meet people besides school.</x-tad-bigger>
