Serve! Engaging Youth for Change

experience this!

Want to make a difference in your life, and in the lives of others?

“Experience This!” is Serve’s full-time experiential learning program for youth 17 - 24 years old. Participants engage in an intensive six-month program that focuses on personal development, teamwork and community involvement. Working in a diverse team, participants gain valuable skills and experience that will enable them to achieve success in the future.

Over the course of six months, participants:

  • work toward achieving their personal goals
  • participate in a team of diverse individuals
  • experience leadership roles in their community

Youth participants engage in guided learning activities through community involvement. They also experience an adventure-based challenge and trip outside of the city.

Participants receive a living stipend during the program and receive support for working on future goals.

Interested? You must be:

  • Willing and able to work in a team and with diverse populations
  • Committed to personal development and improving yourself
  • Eager to perform community service/development work to meet community needs
  • Available on a full time basis (40 hours per week mainly weekdays) for a six month program

You will gain:

  • Leadership, job and life skills
  • Greater self-confidence, assertiveness, and personal awareness
  • Experience in organizing and delivering community projects
  • Skills for planning and reaching your goals
  • An experience of a lifetime!

Still have questions? Read our Frequently Asked Questions page.

Remember that this is NOT A JOB...It is a challenge and an experience of a lifetime!

Interested in getting involved with the next Experience This! team? Contact us and we’ll let you know when we’re taking applications.

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The Serve! blog features images of Flemingdon Park by participants in our March Break Program