Youth Service America publishes three email newsletters, ‘National Service Briefing’, ‘Grants and Awards Announcements’, and ‘Youth Service America Quarterly’ as well as action alerts and news releases.  Visit site

Children for Children is a non-profit organization that helps match kids' interests with volunteer opportunities. The programme encourages parents to get kids as young as four years involved in volunteering activities.  Visit site

More than half of the 97 millions of Red Cross and Red Crescent members and volunteers worldwide are youth. Visit the youth section of the website of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent to read about the volunteer work done by youth in the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement.   Visit site

Whether they’re fighting hunger or helping rebuild underdeveloped communities, these teens are making a huge difference. Teen People and L'Oreal Paris recognized these 20 teenagers for the difference they're already making in peoples' lives.   Visit site

The Year Out Group is a non-profit association of leading year out organizations in UK. It works to promote the concept and benefits of well-structured year out programmes, to promote models of good practice and to help young people and their advisers in selecting suitable and worthwhile projects.    Visit site

The Young Volunteers is a group of children between the ages of 4 and 16 years of age in Cyprus. Its main objective is to encourage volunteerism with the involvement of the whole family and through this, to offer community service.  Visit site

Rural Voices of Youth is a project Oyebisi Babatunde Oluseyi, a Voices of Youth member, started in Nigeria to reach out to young people in rural areas who do not have internet access. Every month, Seyi travels with volunteers to rural areas in Nigeria to have discussions with young people and record their thoughts and feelings on a given topic. Read the messages they brought back with them and join in the discussion.  Visit site

Ampersand.org.au is the web-based arm of the Ampersand Network Inc., a not-for-profit group committed to making the volunteer sector more accessible to students in Australia. It provides access to opportunities listed with Volunteering Australia and Conservation Volunteers, and provides links to agencies that can place young volunteers in countries all over the world.  Visit site

The MnM (Media and Millenium) Project provides training for young volunteers on film production, graphic design, website design and digital photography. Once trained, the volunteers carry out media projects (e.g. designing leaflets/making a film of a community event) for community groups). There is no minimum time committment, volunteers can drop in and out of the project and, while we encourage volunteers to use their experience in the project to think about potential routes in to further education or employment, there is no pressure put on them to do so.  Visit site