Youth Drop-in Center Support Volunteer
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Youth Experiencing Homelessness Program is designed with the needs of young people aged 18-25 in mind, providing a warm and welcoming space where they can feel safe and supported. The program operates at IRCO Sokhom Tauch Community Center, where participants can enjoy physical activities while accessing support.The program offers not just resources but also fosters a sense of community and connection. Our dedicated volunteers are the heart of this initiative with the support of IRCO Program staff. They create a friendly atmosphere, assist with check-ins, distribute resources, and connect participants with the services they need. By building trust and providing a listening ear, volunteers help each young person feel valued and seenMany of these youth are navigating a transition period, seeking stability, connection, and guidance. Our volunteers play a crucial role in linking them to vital resources and a sense of belonging, making a real difference in their lives during this important time.Front Desk/Sign-In Volunteers: Greet and check in participants, ensure proper sign-in procedures, track attendance, and assist with registering new participants. Your warm welcome helps create a sense of belonging, ensuring that all youth feel seen and supported from the moment they arrive.Food Distribution Coordinators: Manage the setup, distribution, and safe handling of food/snacks, ensuring all participants have access and monitoring any dietary restrictions or food allergies. By providing nutritious snacks, they help meet basic needs, creating a safe and caring environment for participants.Resource Distribution/Support: Assist in distributing informational resources, flyers, or materials on health, education, or local services, and guide participants to appropriate resources based
About Immigrant & Refugee Community Organization - IRCO
Uniting newcomers and long-time community membersThe Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization (IRCO) serves the holistic needs of immigrants, refugees, and mainstream community members in Oregon and SW Washington. As a community-based organization, we empower children, youth, families and elders from around the world to build new lives and become self-sufficient by providing more than 200 culturally and linguistically specific social services.Our vision is to be a leader of community driven, innovative programs delivered by compassionate staff who create equitable services that empower immigrants, refugees and underserved communities.
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