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YOUTH SERVICES

Background Since the founding of American Care Foundation, we have partnered with youth. Today, the involvement of young people with the American Care Foundation is more important than ever. Our goal is to provide young people with meaningful opportunities for education, training, and volunteer/community service so that they remain a part of our family throughout their lives. Young people up to age 24 make up a big percentage of volunteers.

Disaster Services
Young people are trained to become involved in many areas of American Care Foundation Disaster Services, including community disaster education, disaster preparation in their local community, and disaster response.

International Services
Young people learn about other cultures by learning about international humanitarian law and its implications worldwide.

Other Youth Opportunities
Young people are involved in other areas of American Care Foundation. There are opportunities that are related to school and college internships, as well as openings in Leadership Development and Community Services.

• Leadership Development
  Participating in clubs, councils, and local boards as well as in leadership development camps or centers and on American Care Foundation advisory and policy-making groups.

Community Services
Community activities can include cleaning up streets, planting trees, and organizing food drives. Young people also serve as mentors to peers and younger youth on substance abuse prevention, teen pregnancy prevention, environmental awareness, violence prevention, and other major youth issues.