Resilience Across Borders offers meaningful ways for volunteers to support our mission of expanding access to resilience‑building programs for youth. Explore the opportunities below and let us know how you’d like to get involved.
Social Media Support
Volunteers help create engaging social media content that highlights resilience skills, program updates, community events, and youth success stories. This role is ideal for individuals with experience in content creation, design, or communications.
Join our Speaker’s Bureau!
We’re excited to welcome professionals who are passionate about resilience, youth mental health, and evidence‑based strategies that help young people strengthen their coping skills. As part of our Speaker’s Bureau, you’ll have the opportunity to share your expertise with schools, community groups, and organizations seeking high‑quality, research‑informed presentations. When we learn of groups looking for a presenter, we’ll coordinate directly with you to match your interests and availability.
Volunteers may also choose to donate their honorarium to Resilience Across Borders, helping us expand new programming and support long‑term sustainability. Your voice can make a meaningful impact—and your contribution can help us reach even more youth and communities.
Teen Advisory Council
Rising 9th–12th graders—your chance to lead starts now!
The Resilience Across Borders Teen Advisory Council is officially open for applications, and we’re looking for teens ready to create, collaborate, and spark real change.
At Resilience Across Borders, our mission is to empower youth and transform lives. When young people strengthen their ability to adapt and cope, they grow into healthy adults—building stronger relationships, engaging more fully in school, and reducing the impact of anxiety and depression. If that fires you up, you belong here.
Apply here: Resilience Across Border Teen Advisory Council Application
⭐ What Teen Advisory Council Members Do
• Join monthly virtual sessions on adaptation + leadership (Second Wednesday, 7pm, Oct–June)
• Share perspectives on how RAB programming reaches and supports teens
• Collaborate with peers on meaningful, student‑driven projects
• Build community with high schoolers who care about similar goals
• Represent RAB as youth ambassadors in their own communities
🌟 What Members Gain
• Real leadership experience as a youth advisor to a nonprofit
• Practical coping and social‑emotional skills for school, relationships, and life
• A certificate of completion + recognition at the year‑end celebration
• Community service hours (documentation available)
• A peer network of teens committed to growth and positive impact
🗓 Apply by August 26 📬 Acceptance letters sent by September 2 👥 Only 20 spots available