November 5, 2024
Are you a community leader working with Indigenous youth (ages 15-21) who are eager to develop valuable skills and make a positive impact in their community? The #YouthLeadersUnlimited program is here to help empower your youth to take on leadership roles in after-school programs and summer camps, creating meaningful change in your community!
In partnership with Dawn Currie from the Recreation and Parks Association of Nunavut (RPAN), we are excited to bring this proven program to Manitoba. For over 10 years, the Youth Leaders Unlimited program has supported more than 1,500 youth in Nunavut, helping them build essential leadership skills and gain real-world experience. Now, it's time for YOUR community to be part of this incredible opportunity!
This program is designed to help Indigenous youth develop skills that will benefit them for years to come, and it's completely free! Here's what your youth can expect:
These valuable skills not only help youth become better leaders in their community but also prepare them for future opportunities in school, career, and life.
The Youth Leaders Unlimited program is about more than just skill-building-it's about empowering youth to become the leaders of tomorrow. Here's why your community should consider getting involved:
This is a unique opportunity to support youth who are ready to take on leadership roles and make a lasting impact on their communities. By investing in the next generation of leaders, you're helping to create a brighter future for everyone.
Community leaders, we invite you to learn more about this exciting opportunity during our upcoming informational Zoom session. This session will provide an overview of the Youth Leaders Unlimited program, explain how it works, and discuss how your community can get involved.
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Don't miss out on the chance to provide your youth with the tools they need to grow as leaders and make a positive impact on their communities.
We look forward to connecting with you and helping your youth take the next step in their leadership journey!
For more information, contact Sport for Social Development Supervisor Nicole Robak at 204-942-6615 or at nicole.robak@masrc.com.