Member Benefits
- A modest living allowance is provided to help assist with living expenses during the term of service.
- Earn Money for College! Receive an Educational Award between $1,132 and $2,038 after completing your term of service.
- Training is provided in First Aid, CPR, youth development, financial management, time management, grant writing, etc.
- Gain valuable experience in youth development, working as part of a team, leading a group, and build your resume.
Eligibility
- Must be 17 years of age or older.
- Must be a U.S. citizen, national or lawful permanent resident.
- Must possess a high school diploma or GED equivalency.
Service Activities
- Implement Youth Service Project groups.
- Provide direct programs to children and youth, ages 5-18 years, after school.
- Implement daily activities including: tutoring, conflict resolution, health and safety, enrichment, recreation, clubs, etc.
- Recruit and support additional volunteers at sites to build organizational capacity.
- Provide direct support to other volunteer-based organizations.
- Attend AmeriCorps sponsored trainings, staff meetings and events.
- Ensure the spread of AmeriCorps vision and visibility by wearing AmeriCorps gear during all service activities.
Boys and Girls Clubs of Indianapolis Phone (317) 920-4700
2236 East 10th Street, Suite 200
Indianapolis, IN 46201 www.bgcindy.org/index.php?/americorps
Program Director: Rebecca Linehan rlinehan@bgcindy.org
Member Locations: Socio-economically challenged neighborhoods throughout Indianapolis.
Member Positions: Half Time, Reduced Half Time, Quarter Time, Minimum Time
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