A listing of opportunities for you to stay involved.

• Southeast Memphis Community Development Corporation in partnership with Autumn Ridge apartments and A New Day Rehabilitation coordinates an after-school program for youth (k-12) on Thursday evenings from 5:30-7:30 p.m.

          Youth receive assistance with their homework, help with school projects, and information           about career options and higher education. If you would like to volunteer please               contact Laura Reilly at 901-678-3003.

• To become a mentor through the Shelby county District Attorney General's Mentoring-Based Truancy Reduction Program, click here.

• The Memphis Child Advocacy Center Education Department is offering free programs.Programs include Child Safety 101, Parent Awareness Talks and Personal Safety Talks with Children. For more information or to set up a presentation contact: Keita Cooley 901-888-4362  kcooley@memphiscac.org

• Juvenile Court is looking for volunteers! Contact Pam Taylor for more information.

• Sign up for Cyberwatch! Cyberwatch, developed by MPD, emails reported incidents, sex offenders and outstanding arrest warrants daily. Additionally, users can report suspicious activity to the police.

• CrimeStoppers offers cash for information about crimes. Citizens can now report a tip 3 ways, sending a text message, on the website or by calling 528-CASH. For more information visit http://www.crimestopmem.org/

• Public Nuisance Property List Available Online. The Shelby County District Attorney General's Office has provided a  list of nuisance properties since 2002.