Caring Matters Now Young Ambassadors Programme
Our Young Ambassadors Programme aims to provide young people affected by CMN (13 to19 years) a platform to develop the following key skills:
- leadership
- innovation
- communication
- teamwork
- building relationships
- public speaking
- media engagement
Why become a Caring Matters Now Young Ambassador?
- You will receive an accreditation from Caring Matters Now for completing each level of the programme (Level One and Level Two)
- You will receive a letter of recommendation from Caring Matters Now for future progression into higher education and employment
- You will gain confidence in new skills, knowledge and experience to help your future personal development
- You will increase your skillset, enabling you to stand out from the crowd during interview processes, throughout your higher education journey and in your workplace setting
- You will receive valuable volunteering experience which will complement educational schemes such as Duke of Edinburgh
- You will receive Dale Carnegie certification for completing the course
How to become a Caring Matters Now Young Ambassador?
The Young Ambassadors Programme consists of two phases:
Level One Award
Young people affected by CMN are to register and complete level one in school years 9, 10 and 11. All tasks must be completed by the time you finish year 11.
You will work towards completing the following task list, which complements the charity’s three main aims; Support, Awareness and Research.
Tasks to complete:
- Hold a fundraising event
- Participate in a CMN teens challenge
- Be a young leader at the CMN conference
- Write your personal story for the charity’s website and annual magazine
- Participate in media and communication training at the CMN conference
- Participate in Caring Matters Now research projects
