Support Therapists: Volunteers can help by assisting professional therapists during physical, occupational, and language therapy sessions, providing extra hands and encouragement to the students.

One-on-One Support: Offer individualized attention to students during therapy, helping them practice exercises and reinforcing progress.

Classroom Assistance: Volunteers can assist teachers in the classroom by helping with lesson preparation, providing support during activities, and offering personalized attention to students.

Tutoring: Provide one-on-one tutoring to students who may need extra help with specific subjects or skills, especially in language and literacy.

Arts and Crafts: Lead art projects, music sessions, or theater workshops that provide creative outlets for students to express themselves and develop new skills.

Sports and Physical Activities: Organize and facilitate physical activities, such as adapted sports, yoga, or dance, that promote health and well-being.

Advocacy: Help raise awareness about disabilities and the services offered by Sohi Lago in the local community through events, workshops, and social media campaigns.

Fundraising: Participate in or organize fundraising events to support the center’s programs and initiatives.

Building and Grounds Maintenance: Volunteers can assist with maintenance tasks such as painting, gardening, cleaning, and general repairs to ensure the center remains a safe and welcoming environment.

Accessibility Projects: Help with projects aimed at improving accessibility in the center, such as building ramps, modifying spaces, or installing handrails.

Office Support: Assist with administrative tasks such as data entry, scheduling, and communication to help the center run smoothly.

Project Management: Support ongoing projects by helping with planning, coordination, and follow-up, ensuring that goals are met effectively.

Peer Mentorship: Offer guidance, friendship, and emotional support to students, helping them build self-confidence and navigate challenges.

Family Support: Work with families of students to provide resources, education, and emotional support, helping them better understand and support their loved ones.

Language Support: Volunteers proficient in multiple languages can help with translation and communication, particularly for non-Spanish-speaking visitors or families.

Sign Language: If knowledgeable, assist in teaching or using sign language to improve communication with students who have hearing impairments.

Special Events: Help organize special events such as holiday celebrations, talent shows, or community gatherings, creating memorable experiences for students and their families.

Workshops and Training: Assist in planning and executing workshops that educate the community about disabilities, inclusion, and empowerment.