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- 1. 4320 Delta St. San Diego CA, 92113 Cell: (619)755-9303 mgdcramos@live.com Maria G. Ramos VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE *Secretary for Community Housing Works (CHW) Board May 2010 – April 2013 Dealt with the feedback about the Community Housing Works learning centers. Participated in meetings/ events with the board and the people winin the community housing works family. In charge of the approval of the ideas and movements within the non-profit organazation. *Las Serenas Learning Center Oct 2005 – Jan 2011 Helped children with homework and planned activities for the children. Helped with errands, created flyers and posters to let the residents aware of any events or meetings within the complex. *Palavra Tree Inc Jan 2002 – Feb 2005 A treatment program that helps teenagers deal with alcohol and drug addictions.I was a peer to peer consulter, or facilitator. I was a tool in order to see their best of interest in life. *YWLA (Young Workers Leadership Academy) Feb 2006 – Jan 2011 Annual 3 day training program teen job awareness. Where I consumed most information about teen safety and the rules that apply. Jobs and safety rules and rights for all race and color. I first enrolled with a group and continued as a mentor for 3 yrs., and 2 yrs. as a sponsor. EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
- 2. *M.E.Ch.A (Movimiento Estudiantil Chicanos de Aztlan) Sept 2004 – June 2008 A member for 3 yrs and Club President my Senior year. My goal was to stress on the importance of education and culture the awareness of the Hispanic and Latino Heritage. I wanted to have a change within my peers and motivated diversity to participate. I encourage my peers to make college a priority in their lives in order to pursue a better quality of life. *VATA (Visual Arts & Technology Academy) Sept 2006 – June 2008 A creativity test program that enlarge my skills within art and technology. A program that introduced me to stop motion, Photoshop and paint. *Invisible Children Sept 2004 – June 2008 I was first introduced with the program in my last program VATA. My peers and I participated with fundraising and selling objects in order to help the children of Northern Uganda. In order to make them free and to end their war. My school site was uncharged of helping build their school, education. More people know about now than when I was actively helping. (http://invisiblechildren.com/ ) *Our Village Sept 2006– June 2007 Associated club with Human Relations. Where teenagers from different heritages and cultural backgrounds tried to exceed and develop a diverse school campus. Our main goal as a club was to act as a family and have a friendship in which would show the greatness achieved within. To show hate and discrimination had to disappear in the barriers of culture differences in order for diversity to be at peace. *The Power of One Sept 2007 – June 2008 A club that was associated with a Human Psychology course. It involved students to be motivated and encourage helping within a time period. In order to get motivated we would help within our school and community. Our saying was “Pass it Forward” an inspiration from the film “Pay it Forward” to help those around us and to help it spread.
- 3. *Circle of Friends Sept 2007– June 2008 The purpose with this club was to create a fun environment with our peers with disability disorders as equal. Motivating them and encouraging into different friend circles were they felt cared for and most important not different much. *Adelante Mujeres Sept 2007– June 2008 A Hispanic and Latino supporting club in which girls are help to boost their self-esteem and capacity to make a difference. A unity in which creating a change within ourselves and make a difference.