Youth and Young Adult Programs

Purpose

Youth Picture Mira CostaTo provide youth with an opportunity to serve in their community and strengthen their experience or organizational skills in a particular field.We are seeking students who:

• Are energetic and have great public speaking skills;

• Are reliable and responsible;

• Are looking for great learning opportunities and experiences;

• Want to add an excellent résumé-builder;

• Want to be active in their community; and

• Possibly need Community Service Hours.

Background

Young people have been a part of American Red Cross history and tradition for years. In 1884, six children from Waterford, Pennsylvania decided to put on a play, raised over 50 dollars, and then donated it all to the American Red Cross. These “Little Six” led the way to the formation of the American Junior Red Cross in 1917, under President Wilson. He called upon the youth to support the needs of World War I and began a partnership between the Red Cross and schools nationwide. This partnership has been thriving, ever since, and today young people under the age of 25 make up 35 percent of the American Red Cross volunteers.

Youth Programs Today                                        

The Youth Programs of Greater Los Angeles are dedicated to fostering meaningful relationships among youth and providing youth with opportunities for raising funds, educating the community around them, and supporting humanitarian efforts both locally and globally. JOIN US TODAY!

Patrick West Named National Youth Council Chair

Youth & Young Adult Opportunities

CURRENT EVENTS & ACTIVITIES

Red Cross School Clubs

Red Cross District Clubs

How Do I Become a Youth Advisor?

How Do I Become a Youth Volunteer?

1. Fill out a Youth Volunteer Application (Must be at least 14 years old)

2. Contact us at (310) 477-5174 or email palatoa@arcla.org

CELEBRITIES VOLUNTEER JUST LIKE YOU!

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