Volunteer: Volunteer Meals for Teen Mental Health First Aid Trainings SouthSupport an important youth wellness initiative by providing meals for teens participating in Teen Mental Health First Aid training at the Reuter YMCA. These trainings equip young people with skills to recognize, understand, and respond to mental health challenges — and having a shared meal creates a welcoming, supportive environment for learning and connection. Volunteers help make this experience possible by ensuring participants and facilitators are nourished and cared for during each session. What Volunteers Will DoProvide and deliver dinner for up to 20 teens and 3 facilitators Bring meals to the Reuter YMCA during the training window Include any necessary serving items (plates, napkins, utensils, serving tools, etc.) Coordinate timing with YMCA staff to ensure smooth delivery This is a drop-off and support role — volunteers are not required to stay for the full training unless they wish to assist further. Meal DetailsDinner will be served during the training window (4:00–7:00 PM) Meals can be homemade, catered, or prepared by a group Nutritious, teen-friendly options are encouraged YMCA staff will provide guidance on any dietary considerations Who Can VolunteerIndividuals, families, or small groups Businesses, faith groups, or community teams welcome Perfect opportunity for groups looking to serve together with clear impact Why This MattersBy providing a meal, volunteers help remove distractions, build community, and support teens as they engage in critical conversations about mental health. Your contribution directly supports youth learning, confidence, and wellbeing. Agency: YMCA of Western North Carolina Support an important youth wellness initiative by providing meals for teens participating in Teen Mental Health First Aid training at the Reuter YMCA. These trainings equip young people with skills to recognize, understand, and respond to mental health challenges — and having a shared meal creates a welcoming, supportive environment for learning and connection. Volunteers help make this experience possible by ensuring participants and facilitators are nourished and cared for during each session. What Volunteers Will DoProvide and deliver dinner for up to 20 teens and 3 facilitators Bring meals to the Reuter YMCA during the training window Include any necessary serving items (plates, napkins, utensils, serving tools, etc.) Coordinate timing with YMCA staff to ensure smooth delivery This is a drop-off and support role — volunteers are not required to stay for the full training unless they wish to assist further. Meal DetailsDinner will be served during the training window (4:00–7:00 PM) Meals can be homemade, catered, or prepared by a group Nutritious, teen-friendly options are encouraged YMCA staff will provide guidance on any dietary considerations Who Can VolunteerIndividuals, families, or small groups Businesses, faith groups, or community teams welcome Perfect opportunity for groups looking to serve together with clear impact Why This MattersBy providing a meal, volunteers help remove distractions, build community, and support teens as they engage in critical conversations about mental health. Your contribution directly supports youth learning, confidence, and wellbeing. Agency: YMCA of Western North Carolina Need Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 28803 Allow Groups: Yes |