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Youth Engagement & Program Support Coordinator at MSU, Montana Office of Rural H
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Youth Engagement & Program Support Coordinator
AmeriCorps Opportunity: Youth Engagement & Program Support Coordinator
Big Sky Youth Empowerment (BYEP)
Full-Time AmeriCorps Position | January–August 2026
Locations:
Bozeman, Montana
Service Term:
January 12, 2026 – August 21, 2026 (Full-time; ~40 hrs/week)
This opportunity is made possible through
Community Health Corps Montana (CHCM) , an AmeriCorps program connecting service-minded individuals with organizations working to improve health and well-being across Montana.
Big Sky Youth Empowerment is a nonprofit adventure‑based mentoring program serving vulnerable teens in the Gallatin Valley for nearly 25 years. BYEP combines weeknight social–emotional learning workshops with weekend outdoor adventures, ensuring youth in grades 7–12 have access to belonging, purpose, and supportive community—at no cost to families.
BYEP is preparing for future program expansion and is seeking a CHCM AmeriCorps member to help build the systems, stories, and tools needed for that next chapter.
About the AmeriCorps Project The AmeriCorps member will support BYEP’s storytelling, operations, and curriculum organization efforts. This role is perfect for someone creative, organized, and excited about youth development, outdoor adventure programming, and community-based service.
This role is ideal for someone who is a creative, organized, and adventure‑ready individual who loves youth development, outdoor programming, and capturing meaningful stories.
Key Service Activities Storytelling & Communications
Photograph and film workshops and adventure outings
Create and edit content for social media, newsletters, and a new blog
Help support BYEP’s brand and messaging as the program explores expansion
Operations & Adventure Support
Assist with planning and preparing weekend adventures
Help develop systems for gear organization, food donations, and transportation logistics
Support events and document operational processes for future use
Build easy‑to‑use toolkits with activities, prompts, and SEL resources
Categorize materials and document adaptations for consistent use across locations
Creative and organized
Strong communicator and relationship‑builder
Comfortable with outdoor adventure settings (no expertise required)
Excited about youth development and community engagement
Approaches service with humility, reliability, and a willingness to learn
Eligibility Requirements
U.S. citizen, U.S. national, or lawful permanent resident
At least 18 years of age with a high school diploma or equivalent
Reliable transportation and successful completion of FBI/NSOPW/state background checks
Service Term Commitment
Full‑time service (~40 hrs/week), January 12 – August 21, 2026
Minimum of 1,200 total service hours; attendance at all required trainings and meetings
Living allowance:
$1,200 biweekly (pre‑tax)
Segal AmeriCorps Education Award:
$5,176.50 upon successful completion
Free health insurance and access to the
Member Assistance Program (MAP)
Professional development in community engagement, communications, and project management
Supportive cohort programming model
that fosters connection among members across the state, plus
ongoing mentorship
from CHCM staff and host site supervisors.
CHCM provides inclusive service environments free from unlawful discrimination and harassment. Reasonable accommodations and language assistance available upon request. Contact:
angela.davis9@montana.edu
Ready to serve?
Join CHCM! Help connect communities, amplify local stories, and strengthen Montana’s health and wellness networks.
#J-18808-Ljbffr
Big Sky Youth Empowerment (BYEP)
Full-Time AmeriCorps Position | January–August 2026
Locations:
Bozeman, Montana
Service Term:
January 12, 2026 – August 21, 2026 (Full-time; ~40 hrs/week)
This opportunity is made possible through
Community Health Corps Montana (CHCM) , an AmeriCorps program connecting service-minded individuals with organizations working to improve health and well-being across Montana.
Big Sky Youth Empowerment is a nonprofit adventure‑based mentoring program serving vulnerable teens in the Gallatin Valley for nearly 25 years. BYEP combines weeknight social–emotional learning workshops with weekend outdoor adventures, ensuring youth in grades 7–12 have access to belonging, purpose, and supportive community—at no cost to families.
BYEP is preparing for future program expansion and is seeking a CHCM AmeriCorps member to help build the systems, stories, and tools needed for that next chapter.
About the AmeriCorps Project The AmeriCorps member will support BYEP’s storytelling, operations, and curriculum organization efforts. This role is perfect for someone creative, organized, and excited about youth development, outdoor adventure programming, and community-based service.
This role is ideal for someone who is a creative, organized, and adventure‑ready individual who loves youth development, outdoor programming, and capturing meaningful stories.
Key Service Activities Storytelling & Communications
Photograph and film workshops and adventure outings
Create and edit content for social media, newsletters, and a new blog
Help support BYEP’s brand and messaging as the program explores expansion
Operations & Adventure Support
Assist with planning and preparing weekend adventures
Help develop systems for gear organization, food donations, and transportation logistics
Support events and document operational processes for future use
Build easy‑to‑use toolkits with activities, prompts, and SEL resources
Categorize materials and document adaptations for consistent use across locations
Creative and organized
Strong communicator and relationship‑builder
Comfortable with outdoor adventure settings (no expertise required)
Excited about youth development and community engagement
Approaches service with humility, reliability, and a willingness to learn
Eligibility Requirements
U.S. citizen, U.S. national, or lawful permanent resident
At least 18 years of age with a high school diploma or equivalent
Reliable transportation and successful completion of FBI/NSOPW/state background checks
Service Term Commitment
Full‑time service (~40 hrs/week), January 12 – August 21, 2026
Minimum of 1,200 total service hours; attendance at all required trainings and meetings
Living allowance:
$1,200 biweekly (pre‑tax)
Segal AmeriCorps Education Award:
$5,176.50 upon successful completion
Free health insurance and access to the
Member Assistance Program (MAP)
Professional development in community engagement, communications, and project management
Supportive cohort programming model
that fosters connection among members across the state, plus
ongoing mentorship
from CHCM staff and host site supervisors.
CHCM provides inclusive service environments free from unlawful discrimination and harassment. Reasonable accommodations and language assistance available upon request. Contact:
angela.davis9@montana.edu
Ready to serve?
Join CHCM! Help connect communities, amplify local stories, and strengthen Montana’s health and wellness networks.
#J-18808-Ljbffr