Poverty Simulation Community Resource Provider Sign-Up

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PLU's Center for Community Engagement and Service is hosting a Poverty Simulation workshop on April 7th from 6:30-9:30pm. The Poverty Simulation workshop is a unique interactive experience that helps people begin to understand what life is like with a shortage of money and an abundance of stress. The Poverty Simulation workshop lets people walk in the shoes of someone living on a limited income.

When you fill out this form you agree to participate in the poverty simulation as a community resource provider, those serving the community. We will do our best to place you in a requested role. When you commit to being a community resource provider you agree to show up in CK, AUC by 6pm for a brief orientation. We will email you more information about your role closer to the date of the event. Thank you for volunteering!

If you wish to simply be a participant in the poverty simulation sign-up by following this link (https://forms.gle/UcT6Kr8JTbbhqxdn8). Please only sign-up on ONE form, not both.

Questions? Contact: service@plu.edu

Email *

Name (First and Last) *

Which class are you enrolled in? *

EDUC 205

SOCI 101

SOCI 240

MATH

None

Trinity Lutheran Church

Other:

Role I am interested in playing (Select 2) *

Special Task: select if you are comfortable doing any role

Banker/Loan Collector: distribute checks, approve/deny loans

Mortgage/Rent Collector: collect rent, foreclose houses

Pawnbroker: purchase goods from families at reduced rates

Utility Collector: collect utilities/ send out overdue notices

Employer: manage a group of employees

Inter-faith service worker: connect clients to social welfare programs and other services

Quick Cash (Payday loans): transportation passes, cash checks, title loans

School Teacher: run a classroom, keep in contact with students' parents; ask for money/supplies

Supercenter (grocery) Clerk: accept EBT cards for TANF cash benefits, sell groceries

Social Service Office Receptionist: assign client to appropriate caseworker

Social Service Office Caseworker #1: work with clients

Social Service Office Caseworker #2: work with clients

Childcare Worker: talk to families about childcare options, collect tuition

Community Healthcare Doctor: help families with healthcare needs

Community Action Staff: make appropriate referrals for services; distribute food from food pantry

Police Officer: prevent crime

Illegal Activities Person: engage in various illegal activities

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I will be in CK, AUC on April 7th by 6:00pm *

I agree

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