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Youth program management : January 1990 - July 1991 : a professional research and knowledge taxonomy for youth development (SuDoc A 17.18/2:P 94/manag./990-91) by Rebecca Thompson, 1991 A comparative study and field testing of recruitment, training and retaining of low-income volunteer in 4-H youth programs by Anne L Heinsohn, 1981 The role of the Extension youth program aide in Washington state by Elaine I-Ling Wang, 1971 The situational attitude scale (SAS) as an attitude measurement tool for adults involved in extension 4-H - youth programs: 4-H intern report by Gene Child Whaples, 1974 Youth leadership program: A student activity approach to self-improvement and personal growth by Charles B Dygert, 1978 Perspectives and program proposals for an applied research collaboration by the Center for Youth Development and Research and the 4-H Youth Development ... University of Minnesota: A consultant report by Zvi Eisikovits, 1982 Pathfinder day program by Charles C Case, 1989 The youth curriculum sourcebook: A guide for developing nutrition education programs for youth ages six to eleven years by Gloria M Green, 2001 OJJDP and Boys and Girls Clubs of America : public housing and high-risk youth (SuDoc J 32.10:B 71) by Steven Bradford, 1991 The 4-H economic, job and career educational programs for youth series: Guides for Extension staff, volunteer 4-H leaders, other youth workers by Larry Brown, 1978 Recreating the Girl Scout Program: Reaching out to the inner city (Working paper series / Malcolm Wiener Center for Social Policy, John F. Kennedy School of Government) by Dawanna L Carmichael, 1993 Missouri 4-H Adventure Club kindergarten curriculum by Theresa Foltz, 1993 4-H/EFNEP Summer Nutrition Program: At risk teens reaching at risk youth (Research paper) by Sue Pleskac, 1993 Literacy clubs for at-risk girls (A series of solutions and strategies) by Bea Naff, 1998

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41. Metropolitan Police & Community Youth Clubs
    and services vary according to local needs, club facilities, resources stealing and street offences; educational programs dealing with youth crime and  
    http://www.policensw.com/info/gen/y10.html
    
    Extractions: Police and Community Youth Clubs PCYC is a state wide partnership between young people, the community and the NSW Police Service working to assist young people develop the qualities to be responsible citizens and leaders and to avoid becoming offenders or victims of crime. The PCYC is a registered charity and company that supports the NSW Police Service. In general, the Service allocates two officers to each of the 56 clubs located throughout the State. Police personnel are also located at the PCYC State Office to provide administrative and supervisory support. PCYC offer a range of facilities and services for young people that enhance personal and community safety, improve police and community relations (particularly with young people), and provide opportunities to improve the quality of life for young people. While the principle aim for police within PCYC is to provide a means for delivering a policing service to young people

42. ALL SEASONS SKI CLUB
    Bay Area chapter of the National Brotherhood of Skiers. Activity calendar, membership information, youth programs. Nonprofit organization.  
    http://www.nbs.org/clubs/assc/
    
    Extractions: ALL SEASONS SKI CLUB National Brotherhood of Skiers (NBS) ~ Western Region NBS Mission: " To identify, develop and support athletes of color, who will win international and Olympic winter sports competitions, representing the United States" Officers History Meetings Membership Info ... Activity Calendars President's Message Now, you've done it! You have accessed the All Seasons Ski Club Web Page... You will be infected with a virus that will cause to want to ski, bike, hike, gamble and party.

43. Youth Programs
    Our own national SSA programs include JUNIOR SOARING TEAM (FAI under26 In essence, it is an excuse for clubs and FBOs to contact local youth and invite  
    http://www.ssa.org/YouthPgms.asp
    
    Extractions: Soaring as a sport fosters the best in young adults, and adding young pilots to our membership has manifold benefits. The SSA is very proud to sponsor and support many youth programs and activities: The SSA has signed partnership agreements with several youth and aviation groups, such as: (fuller list at Youth Committee home page) CIVIL AIR PATROL [SSA Partner]. This USAF auxiliary organization caters to aerospace-minded youth ages 12 to 21. The joint SSA-CAP glider program offers a structured flight experience for CAP cadets, as well as liability and workman's compensation protection for Civil Air Patrol orientation pilots. During the summer, Civil Air Patrol offers multiple Flight Academies nationwide providing actual flight training. Since the 1996 signing of the SSA and CAP agreement, CAP cadets represent the largest segment of the SSA's growing Youth membership. Visit CAP's web site at www.cap.gov

44. Welcome To Boys And Girls Club Of Omaha!
    Provides programs and activities for youth in the Omaha area.  
    http://www.bgcomaha.org/bgco/
    
    Extractions: Boys and Girls Clubs of Omaha has a mission A mission to help young people of all backgrounds, especially those coming from disadvantaged circumstances. We believe all kids deserve their chance to develop the qualities they need to become responsible and productive citizens and leaders. Chartered in 1961, Boys and Girls Clubs of Omaha, Inc. is an affiliate of Boys and Girls Club of America. We provide development services to kids, giving them an alternative to the street. It's a safe place for kids to play organized sports, develop leadership abilities, and even find the counseling they may need. 56% of club members come from single-parent families 39% of club members come from families receiving public assistance 57% of club members come from minority families Home Clubs Core Programs Events ... Make a Donation

45. Residents Children/Youth Programs
    youth DropIn programs. Friends. Information on youth activities, drop-in centres and Community youth clubs. youth Drop-In programs PDF. Children/youth programs.  
    http://www.mississauga.ca/portal/residents/childrenandyouthprograms

46. Indiana Youth Soccer
    Information for teams, clubs, players, and parents, including tournament listings, links, and information on IYSA player development programs.  
    http://www.inyouthsoccer.org/

47. Boys And Girls Clubs Of Canada
    to help children and youth develop positive attitudes and and Girls Club members at ten clubs across Canada have greater access to vital programs and services  
    http://www.bgccan.com/
    
    Extractions: In 1999, the Board of Directors of the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Kingston began an investigation into securing a program facility for youth. The Robert Meek School had been vacant for four years, was constantly vandalized and its grounds served as a spot for drinking, drug use and prostitution. It had the highest crime rate of any police zone ... more FEATURED PARTNER Bell Canada has been a proud supporter of Boys and Girls Clubs of Canada for more than 20 years and Founding Sponsor of the Bell Canada Awards of Excellence more Other Partners Each year the Boys and Girls Clubs of Canada Foundation provides support to Clubs that enables them to offer enhanced programs and safe, well-equipped club environments to young people. The Foundation also provides funding to Regions and the national office on an annual application basis, which contributes to the ...

48. Vermont Outdoor Adventure Programs For Kids & Youth Groups
    Presently the department has two fishing programs to introduce town recreation committees, 4H clubs, and scouts are the cornerstone of the youth Fishing program  
    http://www.voga.org/youth_programs.htm
    
    Extractions: Contact us at: info@voga.org or 1-800-425-8747 Vermont Recreation Directory HERE Home Vacation Packages Skateboard Parks Youth Programs Vermont offers a wide variety of outdoor programming for kids, from adventure and nature based education to skill development and health issues. You will also find summer camps and school programs. Hulbert Outdoor Center, Fairlee, Vermont, will sponsor a new and exciting trip this year. This trip is designed for youth who enjoy adventure, wilderness canoe camping and learning in a non-traditional environment. We will travel to the Greg_Auch@Alohafoundation.org or 802-333-3405. List of Programs Adirondac Rafting Co. Lake Placid, N.Y., Whitewater Rafting

49. "Army Hawaii Youth Sponsorship" "Youth Sponsorship In Hawaii" "Hawaii Youth" Haw
    youth programs and clubs. youth Sports Fitness ~ youth Sports and Fitness Offers a variety of individual sports, team sports, sports  
    http://home.hawaii.rr.com/youthsponsorship/Programs_Clubs.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Youth Sponsorship Form Contact Us Military Teens on the Move ... Email Contact Youth Programs and Clubs ~ Youth Sports and Fitness Offers a variety of individual sports, team sports, sports clinics, and group lessons. School Age Services ~ School Age Services offer: Clubs: Back to top activities hawaii info Island of Oahu ... Things to Do

50. SoccerAmerica.com: America’s Best Youth Clubs
    Teams have captured three US youth Soccer titles (1994, 2001 and 2002). Only club with boys and girls programs ranked in top 10.  
    http://www.socceramerica.com/article.asp?Art_ID=562134318

51. CSREES - USDA - EXTENSION/4-H SUPPORT FOR MILITARY YOUTH AND FAMILY PROGRAMS
    s upport to county 4H programs working with military staff to establish 4-H clubs on military more infromation, visit the USDA/Army youth Development Project  
    http://www.csrees.usda.gov/nea/family/cyfar/military.html
    
    Extractions: Home Contact Us Site Map Search ... CYFAR Program Overview Military Youth/Family Programs National Staff State Projects Search CYFAR Advanced Search Quick Links Choose one: Research Education Extension Consumers Youth Small Business International Ext. Offices Partners Extension/4-H Support For Military Youth And Family Programs How to Reach Extension 4-H and Family Programs: State 4-H Leaders State 4-H Leaders at Land-Grant universities in all states and territories provide state-wide programmatic leadership and administrative support for 4-H youth development programs. Use the State 4-H Web Map to locate state 4-H contact information. State 4-H Military Liaisons The 4-H Military Liaison is a 4-H specialist who acts as a liaison between local Army and Air Force installations, counties, and CSREES/USDA, and provides guidance and assistance in establishing 4-H clubs and programs on military installations. Locate your State 4-H Military Liaison. State Family and Consumer Sciences Leaders Family Consumer Science State Leaders at Land-Grant universities in all states and territories provide state-wide programmatic leadership and administrative support for family development and resource management programs. Find your

52. CSREES - USDA - CSREES And Military Youth Programs
    A partnership between USDA and the US Army provides technical assistance to Child youth Services programs and helps establish 4H clubs on Army Installations  
    http://www.csrees.usda.gov/nea/family/in_focus/youthdev_if_military.html
    
    Extractions: Home Contact Us Site Map Search ... Children, Youth, and Families at Risk CSREES and Military Youth Programs Youth Technology Programs Search Programs Advanced Search Quick Links Choose one: Research Education Extension Consumers Youth Small Business International Ext. Offices Partners CSREES and Military Youth Programs CSREES has developed partnerships with both the Army and Air Force to support youth and family programs on military installations around the world. In addition to wise use of public resources, these collaborations promote mission readiness for the men and women serving in U.S. military operations. With the support of 4-H extension professionals, military staff provide strong educational programs for children so that military men and women can pursue their critical, high-risk assignments knowing that their children are in safe and nurturing environments. 4-H clubs provide quality educational experiences using research-based curricula in photography, computer technology, arts, and citizenship for military youth ages 5-19. The goal is for military youth to join a 4-H club and to be able to continue their 4-H work wherever they move when their parents are deployed. Extension provides resources and programs in a wide variety of subject areas that can benefit military staff as they serve their youth and families. Each state 4-H leader has named a state 4-H military liaison to coordinate extension and military partnerships in the state and serve as a liaison for local installations, counties, and CSREES. The liaisons also provide guidance and assistance in establishing 4-H clubs and programs on military installations. See

53. Arts&Cultural
    Hattie Harris Musicals Hattie Harris Charitable youth programs formed Good Spirit youth clubs International for the purpose of musically uniting young people  
    http://www.artsrochester.org/hattieharris.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Contact Us Join Us Site Guide Hattie Harris Good Spirit Youth Clubs International volunteer efforts. We do not have fundraisers or solicit donations. National Projects invite Youth Ambassadors to participate in local communities. "The American Family" National Programs serve with the highest integrity. Youth Ambassadors plan a national thank you day twice a year - every fall and every spring semester. A congratulatory message from Governor Edward G. Rendell appears on the web site with a copy of our "Proclamation of Appreciation" "Command Center Leaders" Community and Regional Projects Harmony Sing-off at Town Fairs and Community Dickens Caroling Week are designed to help musically unite America. Strolling Singers in the Park offers a special hospitality to visitors and out-of-town guests. Harmony Hospitality Hour introduces musical opportunities in an informal comfortable manner. Community Ice Cream Socials offer informal get to know you opportunities. An Annual Old Fashioned Picnic in the Park is always great fun. As young people request opportunities to learn 4-part harmony and participate in programs, we will contact cooperating musical organizations.

54. El Pomar Foundation
    Specifically, the annual funding will be utilized by each Club to enhance the implementation of many existing Boys Girls clubs programs such as youth of the  
    http://www.elpomar.org/reach3.html

55. @LA Children/Kids/Youth Resources In Southern California: Los Angeles County, Or
    Glendale youth Resources Directory Glendale youth Coalition. Key clubs Kiwanis clubs Builders clubs of the YMCA Parent/Child programs (Indian Guides) YMCA Y  
    http://www.at-la.com/@la-kid.htm

56. Winnipeg Boys And Girls Clubs Programs- RBI Baseball
    and Acceptance Boys and Girls clubs encourage and foster crosscultural understanding and appreciation. Our programs are accessible to all youth and reflect  
    http://www.wbgc.mb.ca/values.html
    
    Extractions: Contact Us One of the most significant developments in Canada's Boys and Girls Clubs movement was the creation of our Core Values. The Core Values guide our relationships with children, youth, family and community and define our reason for being. They represent a standard by which all Boys and Girls Clubs' services will be measured. Our values are... We Care About Children and Youth We acknowledge the need of all young people to be accepted and liked, and to become competent, both among their peers and in the eyes of adults. We are sensitive to the isolation of the individual who is different in any way, and we endeavour to create in our services an atmosphere which fosters a sense of belonging and acceptance.

57. Winnipeg Boys And Girls Clubs Programs- Youth Recreation Activity Worker Program
    The Winnipeg Boys and Girls clubs also manage a few programs that benefit youth and young adults from our administration office.  
    http://www.wbgc.mb.ca/services.html
    
    Extractions: Contact Us The Winnipeg Boys and Girls Clubs also manage a few programs that benefit youth and young adults from our administration office. These are not club-based programs, but rather work to provide supports and opportunities to specific youth populations in Winnipeg. These programs include: Personalized Employment Preparation Program VOICES- Manitoba's Youth In Care Program Youth Recreation Activity Worker Diploma Program Clean Machine

58. USATF - Youth
    clubs Find a club near you. Pursuit of Excellence Travel Grant Winners 2002 Verizon youth Series Continues programs Read for Speed (student literacy program).  
    http://www.usatf.org/youth/

59. Youth Services Programs & Clubs
    programs Movies. facilitated by stamp expert, Bruce Menia, past officer of numerous stamp clubs and societies Please call youth Services at (518) 4562400, ext  
    http://family.knick.net/guildlib/ysprograms.html
    
    Extractions: Pre-schoolers and their parents will have a wonderful hopping time this evening. Weekend Craft Station Say goodbye to winter and come join the fun during April. As we look forward to spring, we have lots of terrific activities planned. Our monthly craft station will put your creativity to work. Stop by any time on April 3rd and 4th make a bunny magnet. Registration is not required.

60. Boys & Girls Clubs Of San Francisco
    cultural identities. Clubhouse programs include youth of the Year, Keystone Council, Torch Club and Community Service. Educational and  
    http://www.bgcsf.org/programserv.html
    
    Extractions: Through BGCSF Citywide Services, youth have the opportunity to access a larger network of services and facility resources, through the coordination with sports, youth, employment, health and mentoring services. Many of these programs provide valuable services to the community, while maximizing the opportunities created by the eight Clubhouses. Club C.A.S.H

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