The AmeriCorps website is under renovation! | AmeriCorps Overview & Contact Data

AmeriCorps.gov is the official AmeriCorps website and United States government site for the national service program that connects individuals with community service placements across states and territories. The site is currently under renovation, but it remains a central hub for grantee, sponsor, partner, member, and applicant support. Visitors can reach AmeriCorps through regional offices, including MidAtlantic, Midwest, Mountain, Northeast, NorthCentral, Southeast, SouthCentral, and West, with email addresses mapped to specific states and territories. As an official .gov property, it signals a secure government source for AmeriCorps program information, contact channels, and compliance documents for applicants, sponsors, and community partners. The page directs users to the AmeriCorps Hotline and questions portal for education award inquiries, and to VISTA Member Support for VISTA-related questions. It also addresses AmeriCorps NCCC needs, providing links for NCCC members, community partners, request for proposals, service project applications, sponsor guides, housing guidelines, work plans, orientation checklists, training plans, and lodging information. Those links help NCCC applicants, sponsors, and service sites navigate the application and onboarding steps. While the main site is being updated, the NCCC application process remains live, with deadlines and start dates for Forest Corps Team Leader and Forest Corps Member service. For people searching for service opportunities, AmeriCorps.gov points to my.americorps.gov, where individuals can search and apply for available positions. The site also lists essential resources for grant management, safety and security, criminal history checks, budget and performance plans, FOIA, privacy policy, whistleblower rights, Inspector General information, accessibility, board meeting minutes, VISTA handbooks, civil rights information, and the agency’s strategic plan. This makes it a practical reference point for AmeriCorps stakeholders during the site transition.