Get Involved
We could not do the work that we do without the incredible people who contribute their skills and time to support our programs. Whether you are a young person in care, someone who has just transitioned to independence or an adult ally who wants to make a difference, we would love to have you as part of our community. We always welcome new faces to our organization and there are many ways to get involved. Join us and stand together with youth in care.
Become a member
Are you a young person in or from government care aged 14-28? Can you see yourself as part of a passionate community of young people who care about each other and making positive change in BC? Fed membership is for you! It is free to join, and membership means that you are eligible to vote on important decisions about how we operate.
Why Join Us?
- By uniting our voices, we are part of a movement and we’re able to impact decisions affecting the needs, issues, and ideas of youth in and from care.
- We are youth-driven, you will have an influence in decision-making.
- As a member, we see you as family and celebrate your accomplishments and milestones.
- You get first dibbs on cool opportunities, like representing FBCYICN, travelling to conferences, and participating in our programs.
- Membership is free!
Join the Fed Family
Volunteer
Featured Opportunities
We believe that folks with experience in care can create a positive impact for their peers.
Fed Ambassadors host or attend events like conferences as Fed volunteers and act as representatives of our organization and the care community
We believe that all young people have unique skills and gifts to contribute.
Program Support are volunteers who help with the important work of making our program events and activities happen!
We believe that youth in and from care bring an essential perspective to creating positive experiences for their peers.
Program Planners are volunteers who help plan program events and activities like celebrations, youth retreats and workshops.
Program Planner Volunteer Role