Overview of the Repair the World Service Corps

Repair the World’s Service Corps mobilizes adults ages 18-29 to invest both in their communities and themselves through the lens of Jewish values. This is a part-time service opportunity where Service Corps members will spend a minimum of 5 hours per week volunteering with local service partners as well as connecting Jewish approaches to service with issue-area education. Each cohort usually lasts approximately 12 weeks, but may differ per community. Service Corps cohorts are supervised by local Repair the World staff across our communities. Corps members are eligible for a stipend of up to $1,000 with additional economic access funding available.

Read our FAQs here to get more information about the program. Interviews and acceptances will be conducted on a rolling basis.

Your Contact Information

First Name

This does not need to be your legal name. What would you like us to call you?

Last Name

Full Legal Name (may be different from name(s) above)

We need each corps member’s full legal name for accounting and auditing purposes. We understand that legal names don’t always reflect an individual’s identity, and this information will be kept confidential.

Pronouns

Some examples include she/her, he/him, they/them, ze/hir, and fae/faer

Date of Birth

Mobile Phone

Primary Email Address

(i.e. not your work or college email address)

Are you authorized to work in the United States? NOTE: You must be authorized to work in the United States to be eligible for Repair the World Service Corps.

Yes, I am a US CitizenYes, I am a Permanent US Resident (Green Card Holder) or DACA recipientNo, I am not authorized to work in the United States.

We apologize, due to your work status, we are not able to offer you a spot in our program.

Resume

Please upload your resume, saved as a PDF, titled Last Name_First Name_Resume

Be sure to include on your resume any/all relevant experiences such as volunteering experiences, leadership positions, public service, area(s) of study, skills, experience working with children and/or families, and any other related experiences.

After you click "choose file" and select your document, don't forget to click "upload" so that the document is attached.

Is there anything else you would like to share that was not covered elsewhere in the application? (50 word limit)

We are striving to meet the accessibility needs of all our Corps Members during the Service Corps including your volunteer placement, learning calls, and more. Do you require any accommodations to make your volunteer experience accessible? (This might include standing or lifting requirements or accessible technology for a virtual placement)

YesNoUnsure

Do you require any accommodations to make Zoom calls accessible? (This might include closed captioning, ASL interpretation, or frequent breaks during calls)

YesNoUnsure

Are there any other needs you’d like to share to ensure your full immersion in this program? (This can be related to any aspect of your identity - we want to make sure you feel as comfortable and supported as possible throughout your experience.)

YesNo

Tell us more about how we can make the Service Corps experience accessible to you:

Acknowledgements

Optional: Is there anything else you would like to share that was not covered elsewhere in the application?

* By checking this box you acknowledge that all information provided is true. You also acknowledge that you may be subject to a background check conducted by Repair the World or the service partner organization you are matched with.

* By checking this box you acknowledge that when you apply as a Corps Member, you agree to be added to Repair the World’s mailing and texting lists. We will send relevant updates about Repair the World and other national programming.

Important: When you submit your application, it will take a few minutes to process. Do not hit "back" on your browser or you may lose a lot of progress. Please be patient and wait for it to complete! Thank you.

A Jewish Organization	Friend, colleague, or relative
A News Article	Social Media
Job board	Internet search

Attended Jewish/Hebrew school (K-12)	Attended Jewish day school (K-12)
Attended a Jewish overnight or day camp	Celebrated Shabbat and Jewish holidays
Had a B Mitzvah	Participated in Jewish youth group or school-based Jewish club (K-12)
Attended Jewish activities on a college campus (Hillel, Chabad, etc.)	Visited Israel
Volunteered or participated in community service with a Jewish organization	Donated to Jewish causes or organizations
Regularly attended synagogue services or events	Participated in adult Jewish education (classes, lectures, study groups)
Engaged with Jewish cultural activities (film, arts, social events)	None of the above
Other

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