VolunteersForYouth

Susan Worley is a lifelong resident of Chapel Hill. She received her undergraduate
degree from UNC and also earned her masters degree in social work at UNC. In 1988,
she was hired as the executive director of Volunteers for Youth and has been with the
organization ever since. In addition to her director’s job, Susan coordinates Volunteers
for Youth’s mentoring program. Susan feels fortunate that her job allows her not only to help connect many adults with children in need of positive adult role models but to serve as a mentor herself to staff, interns, and volunteers at Volunteers for Youth. She has a passionate commitment to the well-being of children and to her community and appreciates that her job allows her to pursue both.

Susan serves on the board of directors of the Chapel Hill Historical Society, the advisory
board of the UNC Center for Public Service, the volunteer committee of Project Connect,
and as the convener of the Third Sector Alliance.

Scott Dreyer joined Volunteers for Youth in January of 2002 as a coordinator in the mentoring program. A native of Chapel Hill/Pittsboro, Scott moved back to the triangle after graduating from UNC-Pembroke in 2000. Scott was first interested in Volunteers for Youth for their hard work in helping youth before they get in trouble, as well as assisting those who have made a mistake and need some help to get back on track.

Nicole Hunter has been with VFY for six years. She believes in helping young people become successful adults. She started her academic career at UNC Charlotte, but finished at NCCU. She loves VFY because it gives her a chance to interact with the youth in our community, and help them in their time of need. She believes that a little encouragement can go a long way in helping a young person to change the way that they think and act. Working with our youth on a daily basis gives her some insight of what they have to go through and helps her appreciate her own life. Nicole really enjoys her career at VFY because she knows that all of the staff here really want to make a difference in a young person's life.

Amy Fischer joined the staff at Volunteers for Youth in July 2008, shortly after graduating from Brandeis University in Waltham, MA with a B.A. in Sociology and International and Global Studies. While in college, Amy studied abroad in Santiago, Chile where she honed her Spanish skills to become our resident Spanish speaker at VFY.

Address:

205 Lloyd Street, Suite 103
Carrboro, NC 27510
Telephone: 919-967-4511
Fax: 919-967-4540

Directions:

205 Lloyd Street, Suite 103 in Carrboro
From I-40 (West or East): Take exit 266, South onto Martin Luther King Blvd. Continue on Martin Luther King Blvd towards downtown Chapel Hill. Take a right onto Rosemary Street. Continue on Rosemary Street towards Carrboro, through three lights. Take a right onto Lloyd Street, just before the railroad tracks. Lloyd Street Office Building is the fourth building on the left. Our office is located on the first floor, second door on the parking lot side of the building.