Preview only · not wired
SUN Youth℠ — Entry & Teen Workspace
Three doors instead of twenty tiles. The teen gets a real workspace; the guardian stays the gatekeeper.
The front door — guests
One question, three doors, one screen. No scrolling, no self-classifying by job title.
SUN Youth℠
Louisiana
Student income. Community impact.
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The drill-downs — only after a choice
Hire splits into one-time vs recurring. Partner shows only the roles for the division you arrived on.
Hire a teen →
How do you want to hire?
One-time service
A neighbor, a one-off job
Recurring jobs
Ongoing or structured work
Partner with us → (filtered by the domain you arrived on)
Federal Programs
Quality Charters
Perkins V / CTE
SUN Youth℠ (open entry)
Members — no chooser at all
Tier-filtered actions. They already know who they are; they just need the task.
Premier · enrolled
Premier · not enrolled
Buyer
Employer
No chooser for members — they already know who they are. Max three actions each, filtered by tier.
The teen workspace
Research, learn, apply, save — teen-owned. Money and commitments stay behind the guardian gate.
Hi, Maya 👋
Ages 14–15Your work. Your money. Your call — with Mom's sign-off.
Next gig · Saturday
Lawn mowing — Mrs. Boudreaux
2 hrs · $40 · Approved ✓
This week
6 hrs
of 18 allowed
Earned YTD
$412
+$40 this week
Auto-saving 25% of every gig
The handoff · guardian's view
Maya wants to accept a gig
Dog walking — 3 visits/week, $25 each
Two-way chores · negotiation
Mom proposed a chore
Wash the car — $20
Maya proposed back: "Wash + vacuum — $30"
Teen proposes and learns; guardian approves and holds the legal gate. Money, third-party gigs, and clock-in stay behind the guardian.
One front door, domain-aware
Same three doors on every domain — but the arriving division's audience leads. Tap a domain to compare.
SUN Youth℠
sunyouth.com
Student income. Community impact.
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On sunyouth.com
Open entry — three equal doors, nothing leads
What changes per domain
- • Order — the lead door rises to the top and grows.
- • Emphasis — the lead door gets solid amber; the rest go quiet.
- • No door disappears — a parent on perkinsv.com can still enroll; a Title I director on sunyouth.com can still partner.
Same three doors, one component, one rule: the arriving division's audience leads. That keeps institutional traffic on-task without locking anyone out.
What this replaces
18 front-door items (10 role cards + 8 action tiles) → 3 doors for guests, and a tier-filtered action set for members. The two student-facing tiles (find work, build profile) move into the teen workspace, where the teen actually lives.