CSC Youth Service & Micro-Grant Volunteer Placemen...

external opportunities CSC Youth Service & Micro-Grant Volunteer Placements WITH external opportunities  Canada Service Corps (CSC) is a national initiative offering service placements for youth aged 12–30, pairing them with local nonprofits to volunteer on community projects. These placements are flexible: youth can dedicate 120 hours over a year or opt for full-time roles (30 hours/week over a few months). CSC also supports youth-led service via micro-grants (ranging from $250 to $5,000) so young volunteers can design and run their own projects in areas like reconciliation, environmental protection or social development. Through CSC, student volunteers gain leadership, project planning, collaboration, and community engagement experience. As a federal program, CSC spans every province and territory and works with organizations across sectors to increase access to youth service. This means that whether you’re in a small town or large city, opportunities exist—and because it’s government-backed, many projects emphasize skill development and social impact. Other Canadian opportunities external opportunities CSC Youth Service & Micro-Grant Volunteer Placements WITH Canada Service Corps Summary Canada Service Corps (CSC) is a national initiative offering service placements for youth aged 12–30, pairing them with local nonprofits to volunteer on community projects. These placements are flexible: youth can dedicate 120 hours over a year or opt for full-time roles (30 hours/week over a few months). CSC also supports youth-led service via micro-grants (ranging from $250 to $5,000) so young volunteers can design and run their own projects in areas like reconciliation, environmental protection or social development. Through CSC, student volunteers gain leadership, project planning, collaboration, and community engagement experience. As a federal program, CSC spans every province and territory and works with organizations across sectors to increase access to youth service. This means that whether you’re in a small town or large city, opportunities exist—and because it’s government-backed, many projects emphasize skill development and social impact. Thank you for considering this volunteer opportunity. You will be redirected to an external website where you can view the details of this volunteer opportunity and apply to it. Please note that this website is not owned or managed by us, and we are not responsible for any information or actions taken on this external site (https://www.canada.ca/en/services/youth/canada-service-corps.html).