Overview

This program offers a volunteer leadership opportunity for high school students, university students, and early-career youth in the United States, allowing them to engage in advocacy initiatives, community impact, and shaping national youth engagement strategies around the issue of hunger.

Eligibility

Active members of the Zero Hunger Generation initiative
High school students, university students, or early-career professionals
Commitment to a one-year term with consistent attendance in meetings
Parental consent required if under 18
Applicants must reside in the United States and be legally eligible to participate in volunteer activities with a U.S.-based nonprofit organization

Benefits

Leadership development experience
National visibility through campaigns and initiatives
Direct collaboration with WFP USA staff
Exposure to advocacy and policy work
Event leadership opportunities
Networking with youth leaders and professionals

How to Apply

Applicants should complete the Official Online Application Form provided by World Food Program USA, including personal information, leadership experiences, responses to written questions, and examples of community involvement.