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Flexible Schedule
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Tucson,, AZ 85719
The Refugee Youth Mentorship Program (RYMP) purpose is to foster a sense of self, establish a deeper connection to the Tucson community, and support youth on their quest to become capable, independent and well-rounded adults. This program matches mentors with refugees 15-24 years old within their first 5 years of resettlement. Together you work towards the mentee's goals, related to vocational advancement, educational success, or community participation. Mentorship enriches the lives of both the mentee and mentor. We offer 1-on-1 and small group mentorship models. To ensure that the program requirements are being upheld below are the commitments that the mentor must agree to before being enrolled in the program and matched with a mentee. Attend an on-site mentor training and program kickoff event (where I will be matched with my mentee). I agree to obtain a fingerprint clearance card . I agree to work with my mentee to set a SMART goal that he/she can achieve in 4 months. I agree to meet with my mentee for 4-5 hours a month, for a minimum of 4 months. RYMP staff & Lutheran Social Services of the South West understand the importance of your time so do our best to make you feel a part of the family. We do this by expressing our gratitude, checking in monthly on the relationship, offer professional development opportunities, free entry to Tucson events, and are happy to write letters of recommendation. Along with hosting monthly mentor appreciation events. Create your own schedule that works for you and your mentee. Invest in your community. Change a life. Become a mentor today! How To Apply bballa@lss-sw.org https://forms.gle/GYRDVq3dJ9sXpkQYA Once your application is received, you will be invited in for a brief informational interview and to complete necessary paperwork. RYMP is committed to recruiting mentors who reflect the diversity of the communities we serve. People from all backgrounds, bilingual candidates, and differently abled people are encouraged to apply. Mentors will receive training on the volunteer mentor role, in addition to ongoing support from RYMP staff. RYMP does not discriminate on the basis of race, ethnicity, national origin, gender identity, sexual orientation, religion, age, disability, military veteran status or any other characteristic protected by local, state or federal law. RYMP is dedicated to helping to close the opportunity gap within our Tucson community.
Date Posted: Oct 25, 2019
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Flexible Schedule
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Surprise, AZ 85378
Wednesday nights needed, arrive at 4:30pm to Real Life Ministries IHELP site. Shift complete by next morning at 7:30am after guests are picked up. Enjoy dinner with the IHELP guests and sleep overnight at shelter site.
Date Posted: Apr 23, 2021
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Flexible Schedule
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Tucson,, AZ 85719
The Refugee Youth Mentorship Program of Lutheran Social Services serves 120+ refugee status families a year through weekly support in achieving their goals centered around job readiness, college readiness, career exploration, language support and life skills that get our communities closer to self-sufficiency. This program stemmed from addressing the gaps in the refugee resettlement system. One on one mentoring builds strong relations which leads to improved confidence, self- advocacy, life skills building and resource sharing. This position reports to Brooke Balla. Project Focus Areas and Activities Program Evaluation and Data: To assist with the coordination of a data collection project that includes the creation of phase 2 of a comprehensive data collection and reporting system for youth programs offered in the areas of youth leadership and civic engagement; career and college readiness programming. To assist with the implementation of a program evaluation project to include the RYMP’s youth programs. Capacity Building & Mentor Support: The member will Schedule monthly mentor check-ins to track goal progress, share resources, and for program accountability. Partnership Development: The member will build partnerships with the agencies that can bridge the gaps between refugee resettlement (digital literacy, financial literacy, mental health, life skills, access to resources). Such as Immigrant Student Resource Center at the U of A, IRSRC (Immigrant and Refugee Student Resource Center), and TUSD Refugee Student Services. Event Planning: In coordination with external partners and current ambassadors, the member will schedule events covering resume writing, applying for college, FAFSA, college enrollment, job readiness, career exploration, English language development, RYMP life skills checklist, and mental health. They will assist in facilitating and helping with event planning specific to building life-skills.
Date Posted: Apr 23, 2021
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Flexible Schedule
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Phoenix, AZ 85034
Volunteers are needed once per month to come to our Phoenix office to pick up supplies and distribute to foster families that are licensed with LSS. Most of our families live in Central Phoenix, West Phoenix and Maricopa. The exact day of the month will vary, but pick up the items will need to occur at the office before 5pm on a weekday. Volunteer will typically be given 3-5 addresses for delivery each time. Volunteers will need to clear a background check.
Date Posted: Apr 7, 2021
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Flexible Schedule
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Phoenix, AZ 85034
The Asylum-Seeker Co-Sponsorship program allows volunteers to become "first friends" and cultural navigators to newly arrived asylum-seekers. Co-sponsors help empower asylum-seekers to achieve greater stability and well-being in their new communities, to comply with the requirements of their legal case, and to have access to resources available to them.
Date Posted: May 26, 2021
