Volunteer: Education & Youth Mentor

NDMV Volunteers are placed at local 501c3 nonprofits and schools where they will complete a year of service. In addition to the accompaniment received from their Partnering Sites and/or Affiliated Service Program agencies, the NDMV Volunteer will begin their service term with a NDMV Orientation in order to receive a comprehensive overview of the program, meet NDMV staff, and connect with their NDMV Cohort.

There will be virtual monthly team meetings, as well as 2 optional virtual retreats (in the Fall and Spring), and an in-person retreat that will focus on leadership development through personal and professional growth. Throughout the year, NDMV Volunteers will also have the opportunity to attend National Service Day events and connect with over 6,000 NDMV alumni across the country.

While position descriptions vary depending on the placement site, all NDMV Volunteers serve with local partners to expand access to education, health, food security, and community resources. At the heart of our approach is relationship-centered service: one-on-one and small group support, mentoring youth, coaching adults working toward academic or career goals, and helping families navigate community resources.

Member Duties :

• NDMV Volunteers support in-school and after school academics, adult education projects, food security, and outdoor education programming. Volunteers serve in many roles related to K-12 Academic Engagement, Pre-K/School Readiness and Adult Job Readiness. NDMV Volunteers in the ASP Program serve across the country. Contact program staff for more information: jkanoff

Program Benefits :

• Education award upon successful completion of service
• Childcare assistance if eligible
• Health Coverage
• Stipend
• Living Allowance
• Training
• Housing

Terms

• Permits attendance at school during off hours
• Permits working at another job during off hours

Service Areas

• Children/Youth
• Elder Care
• Education
• Homelessness
• Community and Economic Development
• Community Outreach
• Housing

Skills

• Leadership
• Team Work
• Environment
• Social Services
• Public Speaking
• General Skills
• Community Organization
• Fine Arts/Crafts
• Teaching/Tutoring
• Youth Development
• Education
• Counseling
• Conflict Resolution

Summary

• Program Type:
  Ameri Corps State / National
• Program:
  Notre Dame Mission Volunteers - ASP
• Program Start/End Date: 08/17/2026 - 06/30/2027
• Work Schedule:
  
  Full Time
• Education level:
  High school diploma/GED
• Age Requirement:
  Minimum: 17 Maximum: 99
• Program Locations: DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, FLORIDA, RHODE ISLAND, TEXAS, NEW YORK, ILLINOIS, CALIFORNIA, GEORGIA, MARYLAND, OHIO, LOUISIANA, MASSACHUSETTS, CONNECTICUT Chicago, Washington/Baltimore, Los Angeles/Orange County, Boston, Atlanta, New York City (inc. Long Island CT NJ NY)
• Accepting Applications:
  From 07/17/2026 To 09/01/2026

Contact

• Jessica Kanoff
• 5401 Loch Raven Blvd
• Baltimore MD 21239
• jkanoff
• ndmv.org
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