PYAP Youth Ambassador Applications

PYAP Youth Ambassador Applications

PYAP Applications are now closed. Applicants can expect to hear back from us by Mid-June!

PYAP Applications are now closed. Applicants can expect to hear back from us by Mid-June!

Please note: PYAP has the ability to change and adapt depending on the state of Covid-19, and the needs of youth. This means some of the programming outlined below may change, and that we might focus more on online programming until its safe to gather in person. <3

Previous experience is not necessary to become a Provincial Youth Ambassador! 
To be a Provincial Youth Ambassador, you must:

Youth Ambassadors [YA’s] work closely with 1-2 other YA’s from their local region. As a pair/group, they will:  

Twenty Youth Ambassadors (YA’s) will be selected to be a part of this years’ cohort, broken into three groups: 

Each of these groups will be supported by a Project Assistant specific to their region, community partners, and YA’s that might be continuing from this past cycle. Each group will have one retreat hosted locally to build trust and skills to be able to develop projects in their communities. YA’s will also participate in online monthly skill development sessions.  
 
Please note that this is a volunteer position. However, all expenses associated with PYAP is covered by LGBT YouthLine, which includes travel, accommodations, materials, etc.  
 

LGBT YouthLine recognizes the many barriers youth face in seeking opportunities for mentorship and growth. In light of this, we strive to provide supportive and inclusive skill-development to youth who are often marginalized and devalued. 
 
We encourage applications from Indigenous youth, youth from African/Caribbean/Black communities, youth of colour, trans youth, single parents, refugees, immigrants, working class youth, and youth with disabilities. 

For more information about PYAP:  

PYAP Applications are now closed. Applicants can expect to hear back from us by Mid-June!