Serve! Engaging Youth for Change

Serve! empowers youth to become caring, confident, and contributing members of their community through experience-based learning.

Featured Blog: My Own Sitcom.
 
One participant’s reflection on her experiences and meeting as well as working alongside different team members.

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BNR: Fully Clothed ~ Thank you to all the attendees, volunteers, staff, suppliers and performers who supported BNR 2009!

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Serve! Seeking Community Project Partner(s) For Upcoming Experience This! Program

We are looking for a few agency partners for weekly community projects for a team of 10 youth (17 to 24 years old) to meet community needs and to build youth civic engagement and skills development. Does your organization/agency have a project that can run once a week from end of January to May 2010? We are mainly looking for projects for Monday or Wednesday afternoons (or possibly a one-time service project on a Friday morning).

Serve! Uncorked
Fine Wine Tasting and Auction Join us for one of Toronto's 'not-to-be-missed' events!

Thursday November 5, 2009
Experience This! Podcast
A collaborative youth project to both understand and express some of the issues of gendered violence:

Tie Your Shoe With a White Ribbon: walking the line between love and hate.
Big Night In Rosedale 2009 A Success!

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A full-time six month program for youth between 17 and 24 years of age. Youth undertake projects within the community, work on life and job skills, and receive a living stipend.
Imagine walking into a new environment with fresh faces staring at you, at that moment you're second guessing your decision to join such a social program. Meeting new people can be as challenging as learning math or writing a two page essay. By the second week of orientation I roughly got to know the people I would be spending the next five months with. Wow!