
The Chief's Youth Advisory Council (CYAC) Needs Your Help!
The CYAC is a youth‑led group that brings the voices and perspectives of young people directly to the Chief of Police. The Council helps build understanding and respect between youth and members of the Greater Sudbury Police Service.
This volunteer opportunity is open to youth ages 15–21.
Why You Should Join:
- Make a difference in your community
- Be the voice for young people to the Chief of Police
- Increase friendship circles
- Lead inspiring and motivational projects within the community
- Credit towards Community Service Volunteer Hours required for secondary school graduation
- Fun!
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How to Join CYAC:
If you are interested in joining CYAC, please submit:
- A resume
- Two reference letters
- A response to the application question — this can be a written piece, poem, video, or another creative format
Your response should demonstrate your curiosity, commitment, and reasons for wanting to join CYAC. Think about the strengths and experiences you would bring to the group, including ways you have contributed to your family, friends, school, or community.
Please also explain how, as a CYAC member, you would help make the following statement a reality:
The Greater Sudbury Police Service Chief’s Youth Advisory Council (CYAC) has an important role in bringing the voice of young people to the Chief of Police and creating a bridge of understanding between youth and members of the Police Service.
Mail, deliver, or email submission attention to:
Volunteer Coordinator
Greater Sudbury Police Services
190 Brady St. Sudbury, ON
P3E IC7
Email:
volunteering@gsps.ca
We thank all applicants; however only those selected for an interview will be contacted.