You can apply to volunteer with us at any time if you are aged 16-30, live in the UK, Kenya, Gambia and Somaliland. Our Youth Ambassadors are a dynamic team of volunteers helping to tackle some of the youth employment barriers young people experience.
Wherever you live, we’ll help you get involved in inspiring projects. Become a champion for other young people when you aim to volunteer 10 hours a month, either going to events or volunteering online.
How to volunteer
Sign the volunteer agreement. You can find it here. Fill in the registration form. You can find it here.
Email: info@fyaonline.com
Include your signed agreement, completed registration form, headshot photograph and CV in the email. Done!
What do you get?
Lots of training, support and mentoring
Attend incredible events
Work on creative and social action projects that interest you
Build life + work experience skills
Build a great network of contacts
Work on all kinds of creative and social action projects
Help shape UK youth employment policy
Discover amazing opportunities
I am currently studying my second year BA Business management and Accounting and Finance at Nottingham Trent university. I have a diverse range of skills, with an aptitude for business and proficient in finance.
LOULOU VAN DE LAARSCHOT
LENA WAIRIMU
My aim of Genius Promotions/ Clothing is to provide a platform for other creative people to express that creative gene through dance, fashion or other creative arts.
EUGINE FRANCIS
I am a BA (Hon) International Business graduate, I am particularly enthusiastic about the strategic and management side of businesses. I strongly believe that a businesses success heavily depends on the managers decisions.
COLLINS ITAI
ABDULLAHI NUR
Kenyan Ambassadors
A marketing professional who
focuses on strategies in marketing and development with a niche in building partnerships through
networking. Her keen interests are in technology, innovation and events.
SALOME NJOGU
I am a human resource professional. I enjoy interacting with friends
MARY NJERI
V. W. Matinde is an indie-author (Lords over Kenia; The Prophecy of the Moon Chief, June 2016) and has been working as an I.T instructor providing basic technical computer skills to children in the slums of Mathare, Nairobi.
His vision is be a beacon and an example of good for young, especially those in the slums. So that they too can believe that they have the power to imagine, hope, dream and live a fulfilled life.
