Memphis Ambassadors Program

Copyright 2012 | Youth Services, City of Memphis

 

 

Memphis Ambassadors Program

City of Memphis Youth Ambassadors Program is a year-round enrichment program that targets area youth in grades 10, 11 and 12. MAP operates in nine sites covering the seven Memphis City Council Districts. Each site will be supported by a community cluster. Each cluster will include: Faith-based institutions, businesses, schools, neighborhood organizations, non-profits, government agencies, parents and volunteers. MAP participants are paid a quarterly stipend based on participation and attendance.

 

 

CORE VALUES:

  • Education
  • Health
  • Civic and Social Responsibility
  • Employability
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    Objectives

  • Youth Leadership Development
  • Post Secondary Preparation
  • Community Partnerships & Collaborations
  • Cultural Enrichment
  • Green Initiatives
  • Life Skills Training
  • Career Exploration
  • Financial Literacy
  • Parental Involvement
  • Fellowships
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    Selection Process

    Applicants completed an online application during: (Jan. 15 - Feb. 28, 2013).

    Using a random computer-based lottery process, applicants were randomly selected by City Council Districts, and given a rank. The highest ranking applicants per City Council District will be invited to an interview where he or she (along with a parent) will provide proof of Memphis residency, sign a program commitment letter and other applicable paperwork. Interviews will occur during the month of April.

    Please click here to view lottery results.