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Canada Service Corps

Run by Government of Canada (Employment and Social Development Canada)

Who can apply: Young Canadians aged 15–30; placements are run by partner organizations, and some regional programs start younger

Cost and deadline

THIS PROGRAM IS
Free
DEADLINE No deadline, join any time

Checked against the provider's page in Sep 2026.

FORMAT
Clubs and year-round programs
DURATION
Flexible (at least 120 hours over 12 months) or full-time placements
GRADES
Ages 15–30
LOCATION
Across Canada, including Alberta (in-person and remote)

Who can apply

Young Canadians aged 15–30; placements are run by partner organizations, and some regional programs start younger

About this program

The federal youth volunteer service program: find a service placement with a partner organization, or propose your own project and apply for a micro-grant to run it. Placements are volunteer, not paid. Search and apply for current placements at youth.volunteer.ca.