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About Youthlinc

Youthlinc Real Life is currently looking for paid interns and volunteer mentors for Real Life. Youthlinc Real Life is a refugee and immigrant after-school teen mentoring program, undertaken through partnerships between Youthlinc, Promise South Salt Lake, Refugee & Immigrant Center - Asian Association of Utah, Granite School District, and Salt Lake City School District.

The Real Life program has become an impactful resource for many students in the Salt Lake area. Real Life has built and continues to improve upon a curriculum of financial literacy, civic engagement, physical and emotional health, English language practice, career and school counseling, social and cultural activities and art expression. Our flagship local service program strives to provide at-risk teens with fun, educational, and “real life” applicable lessons and activities that will help them become successful in their adult life and contributing members of society.

The program is also beneficial for college students, who serve as paid interns or mentors to the teen refugees. Real Life provides leadership, cultural exchange, and profound service opportunities. The mission of Youthlinc is to create lifetime humanitarians. We accomplish that mission through local and international service for Utah youth– service in which students take active leadership and ownership, work cooperatively to accomplish meaningful projects.

If you are interested in learning more about intern or mentor opportunities with Real Life, please contact shelly@youthlinc.org

Reviews

Student Service Year

June 2019 - July 2019 Nadi, Western Division
“Youthlinc is all about service both in our communities and countries abroad. I loved that I was given the opportunity to be fully immersed in the culture in Fiji and learn what their day to day looks like along with their struggles. I spent two weeks in Fiji with Youthlinc where we met the most amazing people. I was on the health committee so I was able to give a lesson on the do's/don'ts in a relationship as well as a brief lesson on how important it is to take care of your mental health. As a team we helped with a construction project in the village helping to build bathrooms. We also all taught an English lesson at the local primary school. ”

Mentor

June 2019 - June 2019 Salt Lake City, UT
“Great organization”
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