Pickleball Basics Recreation Activities Volunteer June 1st – 5th

Every child is born full of promise, and every child deserves a promising future.The Idaho Youth Ranch has been helping good kids on a dangerous path find promising futures for more than 60 years, with youth programs and services through the state.We offer emergency shelter, residential care, substance abuse treatment, job readiness training, alternative education, adoption services, family counseling, and more for at-risk kids and their struggling parents and families.No matter what a child is up against, the Idaho Youth Ranch can help.Every kid who comes to us faces their own unique challenges and issues. So we adapt our services to meet their needs, instead of the other way around. The Idaho Youth Ranch approach is to intervene early, when our help can do the most good; treat the whole child, not just one symptom; and finish the job by sticking with each kid as long as they need us.Our work would not be possible without generous donations from people like you. Thanks to our donors and our statewide network of 29 thrift stores, we can help kids and families effectively and immediately even if they can’t afford the entire cost of care.Whenever you make a cash donation, shop at one of our stores, or donate items we can sell, you become part of our promise to Idaho’s kids. Thank you!,Project DetailsWho We Are Looking ForYou are patient, encouraging, and comfortable introducing new players to a sport. You enjoy teaching fundamentals and creating a welcoming environment for beginners.What Will You Be DoingIntroduce basic pickleball rules and techniques Lead simple drills focused on coordination and skill development Facilitate non-competitive play Ensure all participants feel included and supported Coordinate with staff for setup and flow of activities Why is this job needed/important Learning new skills in a supportive setting helps youth build confidence and social engagement while staying active.Where Idaho Youth Ranch Residential Center for Healing & Resilience (Caldwell)Availability One 2-hour session between the hours of 9 00am – 12 00pm MST; 1 00pm – 5 00pm MST (June 1–5; morning or afternoon)To volunteer for this opportunity, you will need to be at least 18 years old.