Volunteer At ACYR

Arizona Center For Youth Resources – ACYR connects Phoenix’s opportunity youth with competent, caring adults who serve as advocates on their behalf, who guide the, and connect them to a brighter future in society. ACYR offers a variety of ways to volunteer your time to make a difference in the lives of Phoenix’s youth.

Our�Most�Urgent�Needs:

MENTOR

Spend time with our youth by listening and empowering them to break down their barriers, realize their potential and achieve their goals.

TUTOR

Help provide our youth with a safe, positive and inspiring environment to learn and develop academic and personal progress through our programs.

GREETER

Be the friendly & welcoming presence our youth need when they walk through our doors. Listen to their needs and provide a safe and trusting environment.

Additional Volunteer Opportunities

Alumni Engagement Intern

Responsible for engaging alumni by providing follow-up services and organizing events, trainings, etc.

Board Member

Provide support and governance in accordance with vision, mission, and goals of organization

Clothing Boutique

Manage clothing boutique by gathering donations and/or providing assistance to participants during hours of operation.

Administrative Support �navigator�

Assist with front desk administrative tasks such as greeting customers, answering phones, making copies, etc.

General Maintenance

Provide on-site general maintenance services such as repair, landscaping, cleaning or organization

Workshop Presenter

Present on a subject of interest to ACYR employees or participants. Some examples include workforce development, leadership, mental health, accessing higher education, etc.

Youth Leadership

Participate in monthly youth leadership council.

Youth Ambassador

Be a voice! Participate in youth leadership and take it to the next level by representing young people to the wider community�community organizations, government, educational institutions, etc.

Academic Tutor

Assist young adults to develop skills in language arts, science, mathematics, and/or social studies to prepare for the GED.

Youth Mentor