A Paradigm Shift in Service Learning and Student Travel

Youth Service America Supports & Celebrates Youth Changing the World During 34th Annual Global Youth Service Day (April 29-May 1, 2022)

Nonprofits, Schools, and Youth Development Organizations to Organize Local Youth-Led Activities Across the Country with Support of The Allstate Foundation

33rd Annual Global Youth Service Day (April 23-25, 2021) Celebrates Youth Ages 5-25 Helping Their Communities and Democracy Thrive

Youth-Led Activities to Focus on COVID-19 Response & Recovery, Hunger, Racial Equality & Social Justice, Economic Opportunity, and Climate Change

Winners to Receive Party Pack Grants of Candy, Costumes, and Decorations

More than 1,100 youth-led activities are planned in all 50 states and 60 countries. Anyone can get involved at GYSD.org. Many service activities can be done virtually or at home - from helping meet immediate needs caused by the pandemic to choosing an at-home activity for your family to organizing a virtual project that engages others.

60 Programs Across 32 States + DC to Receive $500 Grants

32 Nonprofits and Schools Nationwide Awarded Grants to Organize Community-Wide Initiatives to Engage Youth Volunteers on 9/11 Day of Service, MLK Day of Service, and Global Youth Service Day.

Powered by Youth Service America, 31st Annual Global Youth Service Day is this weekend, April 12-14 with 1,100+ Youth-Led Projects Across the United States and in 95 Countries Around the World

Bay Area non-profit instrumental in advancing standards for international healthcare experiences

Bay Area NGO, Child Family Health International, partners with the Philippines Department of Health, University of the Philippines-Philippine General Hospital, and Rural Health Unit Clinics to help students gain a deep appreciation of how a health system provides services for all, even difficult to reach populations, as well as address distinct rural and urban realities.

Bay Area non-profit, Child Family Health International (CFHI) a leader in international education, has contributed to the seminal new text "Preparing for International Health Experiences: A Practical Guide." The book gives concrete guidance on how to choose and take part in experiences in global health drawing on a wide collaboration of perspectives under the leadership of editor, Dr. Neil Arya.

San Francisco-based NGO, Child Family Health International, Serves as Key Collaborator in Liberal Arts AAC&U Summer Institute Designed to Disseminate Practices for Instruction in Undergraduate Inter-Disciplinary Global Health

San Francisco Non-Profit, Child Family Health International, Serves as Key Sponsor to Discussion Leading to Increased Ethical and Safety Standards for Medical Volunteers

Child Family Health International joins forces with Seattle-based Omprakash to offer students of Global Health industry leading pre-departure training for service-learning programs