Tetra Society of North America

Volunteers Needed Tetra Society PEITetra Society consists of volunteers who design and build solutions for children and adults with physical disabilities. These solutions are custom-made for each client and help them overcome environmental barriers, achieve independence, and participate in education, employment, sports, and leisure activities. Tetra clients tell us about their unique needs. Our volunteers then design custom devices that are not available for purchase in stores because they are so unique, or they are too expensive to buy. As a non-profit organization, Tetra raises funds and covers the cost of the materials and travel to the client for up to $500 per project. Activities that most people take for granted are difficult for people with physical disabilities. With your time and skill and Tetra Society resources, you can help our clients to participate in these activities. To learn more about what we do, visit us at: http://www.tetrasociety.org/ or on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/TetraAtlantic

Tetra Creates customized assistive devicesFor people with disabilities.We need your help to tell our story. Join Our team today!Do you enjoy connecting with people?There’s numerous ways to use your skillsTo make a difference in your community;TAKE PHOTOS AND VIDEOSMAKE PRESENTATIONSREPRESENT TETRA AT EVENTSSHARE ON SOCIAL MEDIAAND MUCH MORE!

Currently seeking a PEI Chapter Coordinator to support the activities of a volunteer group that designs and builds custom assistive devices for people with disabilities. At the core of Tetra are the personal relationships, key to developing devices that genuinely meet the needs of people with disabilities. The following is a summary of responsibilities for the Chapter Coordinator position.The PEI Chapter Coordinator will work with other volunteers, the Regional Coordinator and the National Coordinator to accomplish these tasks. The PEI Chapter Coordinator is supported by (and reports to) the Atlantic Regional Coordinator and National Coordinator. Compensation will be a monthly $100 honorarium, based on approximately 12 to 15 hours per month.Responsibilities:RECRUIT MEMBERS, VOLUNTEERS AND PROJECTSRAISE AWARENESS: Make presentations to appropriate groups in the community to raise awareness of Tetra’s services and benefits.INFORMATION: Distribute and disseminate information as requested.If you’re looking for an opportunity to be part of an organization that is reimagining the possibilities for full inclusion of people with disabilities in our communities, we want to hear from you. Contact:Steve Trussoni, Atlantic Regional CoordinatorTetra Society of North AmericaEmail: AtlanticRegion@Tetrasociety.org