Search results for: “Mentorship”
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Mentorship
Become a Mentor. Change a Life. Looking to make a difference? UNYA offers two volunteer mentorship opportunities that connect Indigenous youth with supportive, consistent role models: the Mentorship Program (ages 12–15) and Kinnections Program (ages 16–18). As a mentor, you’ll spend 2–4 hours each week with a young person for at least one year—building trust,…
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Mentorship for Ages 12-15
Supporting Indigenous Youth Ages 12–15 Early guidance, encouragement, and fun—rooted in culture and community. Your role Training & support How to apply Complete the Mentorship Volunteer Application Form and send it, along with a cover letter and resume, to [email protected]. Download Mentorship Volunteer Application Form (PDF) → How to Connect with the MENTORSHIP Team! Interested…
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Mentorship for Ages 16-18
Kinnections Mentorship Program Supporting Indigenous Youth Ages 16–18 Guidance for youth stepping into independence. Your role Training & support How to apply Complete the Kinnections Volunteer Application Form and send it, along with a cover letter and resume, to [email protected]. Download Kinnections Volunteer Application (PDF) → Ready to get Started? How to Connect with the…
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Apply to be a volunteer mentor with UNYA’s Mentorship Program
A little bit about UNYA and our Mentorship Program: Urban Native Youth Association (UNYA) has been supporting the health and wellbeing of Indigenous youth in the Metro Vancouver area for over 30 years. As a respected non-profit, charitable organization, we recognize Indigenous youth as experts in their own lives, and strive to provide youth with programs…
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Podcasting Mentorship with VIVO Media Arts Centre
Interested in learning how to tell your stories and get your voice heard? VIVO Media Arts Centre is now accepting applications for a free youth podcasting mentorship, with local artists, journalists, and radio producers. The mentorship will run from Sunday, May 26th to Sunday, July 14th, 2019. Application deadline is April 30, 2019. The mentorship…
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Ways to Donate
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and Make a Difference in the Lives of Indigenous Youth In many Indigenous teachings, giving is a relationship, a circle that connects us all. By joining UNYA as a donor, you become part of a community standing with Indigenous youth in strength, hope and belonging. and Join the Cedar Circle When you become a monthly…
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How We Work
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Philosophy of Care Guiding every step of our work with youth. Every Indigenous youth carries unique gifts. At UNYA, we honour those gifts through a wide circle of supports—cultural teachings, mentorship, education, housing, wellness, and recreation. Our Philosophy of Care is at the heart of this work. Grounded in two-eyed seeing, culture as therapy, trauma-informed…
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Our Impact
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Every Indigenous young person deserves to grow up connected to who they are. But for too many Indigenous youth in Vancouver, systems of care have failed to provide that safety and connection. Displacement, racism, poverty, and colonial policies continue to shape the realities that young people face every day. Urban Native Youth Association (UNYA) exists…
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Make an Impact
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At UNYA, we believe in the strength, creativity, and brilliance of Indigenous young people. Your gift supports cultural connection, safety, leadership and belonging, creating space for Indigenous youth to thrive. These are the building blocks of donation. With your support Indigenous youth are able to connect with culture, build confidence, and develop the skills they…
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Aboriginal Youth First (AYF) Sports & Rec Program Manager
Highlights of this opportunity: AYF provides a wide variety of sports and recreation opportunities for Indigenous youth ages 11-24 years, particularly those who are not currently active or involved in sports and recreation. Through a broad range of activities and workshops, AYF’s goal is to promote healthy lifestyles and foster leadership, life skills, and strong…