CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY SERVICE “Whatsoever you do to the least of my people that you do unto me.” Our Christian life calls us to treat one another as a neighbour. We must show our love for God by showing all people that we are willing to be of service to one another by completing 40 hours of community service. ASCENSION OF OUR LORD Telephone: (905) 678-1287 Dufferin-Peel CDSB Principal: Ms. S. Gos Please submit this form to the school when you have completed hours of community involvement activities. NO. LOCATION & SUPERVISOR’S DATES OF ACTIVITY OF TELEPHONE NAME & SERVICE HOURS NUMBER SIGNATURE total hours STUDENT’S NAME:________________________________________ Date:_____________________ Please Print Student’s Signature:___________________________________________Grade:____________________ Parent/Guardian Signature:_______________________________________________________________ It is the Parent/Student’s responsibility to provide the school with documented proof of hours completed. Return to Student Services for recording. for school use: Guidance Counselor Signature:_______________________________ Date:______________________________ School Official Signature:___________________________________ Date:______________________________ (This is to certify that the above hours of Christian Community Service have been recorded in the student’s record.) MUNICIPAL FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND PROTECTION OF PRIVACY ACT, 1989: Personal information on this form is collected under the legal authority of the Education Act, R.S.O. 1980, cl29 and Health Cards and Numbers Control Act, 1991. This information will be used for the purposes of course selection and determination and educational plan development. Questions regarding this collection of personal information should be directed to: Principal, St. Paul Catholic Secondary School, 815 Atwater Avenue, Mississauga, Ontario L5E 1L8 Telephone (905) 278-3994. CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT SERVICE PROJECT The Ontario Secondary School Diploma requirement expect the student to locate a worthy area for service within your community and complete 40 hours as a graduation requirement. We support this project because it encourages you to have a deeper understanding of the Christian call to service and to live out this call by participating in various forms of community outreach for the sake of your own personal growth and supporting and strengthening your community. EXPECTATIONS Overall Expectations: Perform service within your community Experience opportunities to acquire new knowledge, attitudes and skills Reflect on your community service in the context of your faith Specific Expectations: Develop moral and ethical responsibility to the community Understand and accept social and civic responsibility to the community Be presented with basic skills acquisition opportunities Access opportunities in the community for intellectual development Develop peer leadership mentoring skills Have an enhanced career awareness Gain a better understanding of multicultural and equity issues Develop personally Have improved self-image and confidence Gain greater confidence in social situation and adult interaction Have increased social sensitivity Sense an obligation to participate in the public process Have a greater awareness of interdependence within society Gain understanding of our obligation to others Develop an increased motivation and interest in learning Gain experience, knowledge and skills related to the world of work SAMPLE ACTIVITIES ELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES Foodpath (Foodbank) Youth Drop-In Centre SADD Chapter Salvation Army Family Shelter Poverty Forum Catholic Family Services Volunteer Humane Society Volunteer Work with Special Needs Volunteer at Soup Kitchen Work on Parish Program Sports Coaching for disadvantaged Malton Neighbourhood Services Tutoring Recycling Depot Malton Festival INELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES Logging or Mining Workplace (if under 14) Normally Performed for Wages Class or Course Requirements Involves Operation of Vehicle Involves Power Tools or Scaffolding Requires Tradesperson Knowledge Consists of home duties Consists of personal recreation Court-appointed work Work for commercial business Involves medication to others Involves “designated substances” Work done during school instruction