Needs From: Belmont Office of Community-Engaged Learning and Service

Join us each Saturday from 11am-1pm for community day with immigrant and refugee families providing games, learning, and a positive experience in their environment for hope and healing.

Every Friday at 10:30 AM, we will be doing an hour long nursery rhymes and phonics class with the younger children living in our Nashville community. These children are refugees and immigrants from Spanish speaking countries, so learning English at a young age is crucial to their academic success. Sign up to volunteer and join in on the fun!

Join us each Tuesday and Thursday from 3:40-5:00pm as we partner with the Hispanic Family Foundation to provide after school tutoring to refugee and immigrant children in East Nashville (no prior tutoring experience required)! For those that don't have homework, they need help with grammar and practicing conversational English!

This spot will take place at Plaza Mariachi, in front of the Hispanic Family Foundation! 

Join us each week investing in the lives of children who need help with their homework due to language barriers and education gaps after coming to Nashville from far away places.  Tutoring starts at 3:30 and ends at 5:30 PM at Rolling Hills apartments in the upstairs section of the leasing center.

Join us Sundays from 11-1 giving fresh free groceries to those in need! We will meet at the West Nashville Dream Center (520 39th Ave N) to sort and package boxes of food. We will then drive to to our West Nashville location to distribute. This will happen rain or shine, so please check the weather and dress accordingly : )