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Populations Served
- Adults
- Immigration & Refugee Services
- Low-Income
- Young Adults
Competencies/Skills
- Community Engagement/Advocacy
- Leadership
- Networking Abilities
- Problem Solving
- Social Skills
Opportunity last updated: July 21st
Student and Youth Ambassador
Flexible Hours- Remote/Micro Volunteering
The BIPOC Foundation Lethbridge Student & Youth Ambassador Program is a leadership and community engagement initiative that empowers students and young professionals to make a meaningful impact while gaining valuable real-world experience. As a Student Ambassador, you’ll work alongside our Outreach Team to support community events, connect with local businesses and organizations, represent the Foundation at outreach initiatives, and contribute to programs that support BIPOC entrepreneurs across Lethbridge. Ambassadors also have the opportunity to participate in our Campus Youth Case Study Club, where students collaborate to develop practical solutions for real challenges faced by local entrepreneurs. This program is ideal for individuals who are passionate about community service, leadership, entrepreneurship, and creating positive change.
Volunteer Duties
- Representing the Foundation at community events, festivals, workshops, and outreach activities.
- Welcoming and engaging with community members, partners, and event attendees.
- Building relationships with local businesses, organizations, and community groups.
- Assisting with community outreach, event setup, registration, and hospitality.
- Sharing information about the Foundation’s programs and services.
- Supporting storytelling by capturing photos, gathering testimonials (with consent), and sharing community success stories.
- Contributing ideas and participating in the Campus Youth Case Study Club (for eligible students), where ambassadors collaborate on real-world challenges faced by local entrepreneurs.
- Working as part of a supportive team to promote inclusion, community engagement, and entrepreneurship across Lethbridge.
- Training and orientation will be provided. No previous volunteer experience is required.
Age Requirements
16 years old or above
Schedule
- Outreach sessions and community events are typically scheduled on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, with additional opportunities available during Foundation events and community programs.
- Ambassador meetings and Campus Youth Case Study Club sessions are held bi-weekly or monthly, depending on the academic schedule.
- We understand that students have varying schedules, so volunteers are encouraged to communicate their availability in advance. Flexible scheduling is available around classes and other commitments.
Time Commitment
Continuing commitment
Type of Opportunity
Community Engagement,Marketing & Communications,Tutoring and Mentoring
Application Type
Basic
Other Opportunities with BIPOC Foundation
This opportunity is available as either a regular volunteer position or an unpaid internship. Please refer to the Schedule section below to choose a commitment.
The unpaid internship position provides you with practical skills and hands-on experience in a professional office setting. If you are new to Canada, this is an excellent opportunity for you to gain office experience, particularly in a Canadian cultural context.
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Volunteers can sign up for up to 3 continuing commitment opportunities for immediate referrals. If you signed up for more than 3, a Volunteer Lethbridge staff member will connect with you before making new referrals.