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Culminating Projects • PeaceJam Northwest

1. What Is Service Learning?
2. Why Should I Care?
3. What Have Other Young People Done?
4. Who Can Help You Make a Difference?
5. Resources and Support
   

   Resources and Support

• Link to PSL.Oditech.Com for planning forms and resources for project planning, and contact information for organizations currently accepting volunteers.
• Freechild Project: Resources for social change by and with young people.
• Youth Activism Project: Look to see what others have done.
• Do Something: Want an online planning form to guide your thinking?
• Taking It Global: Talk with others on line about your project ideas.
• Idealist Kids and Teens: Contains resources and information on how to start a project to help your local and/or global community. It also includes information about youth volunteering and nonprofit websites for young people dealing with issues like human rights, the environment and the arts.
• Kids Care Clubs: Kids Care works to develop compassion and the spirit of service and philanthropy in elementary and middle school aged youth. This site provides monthly service projects, compassion education, model programs, project resources, and partners based on issues such as literacy, hunger, poverty, the sick, and the elderly.
• National Coalition for the Homeless Fact Sheet: This tip sheet provides ideas for different service projects that benefit the homeless, as well as a listing of local homeless organizations to partner with.
• YouthNOISE: YouthNoise connects, informs, and empowers youth to improve their own lives and the lives of other young people through philanthropy, service and policy. This site provides the tools that help young people take action, donate and influence policy.

1. What Is Service Learning?
2. Why Should I Care?
3. What Have Other Young People Done?
4. Who Can Help You Make a Difference?
5. Resources and Support