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Supervisors' school club manual;: Youth program by William R Bridges, 1966
Appaloosa Youth Program Horsemanship Manual (Appaloosa Horse Club, Moscow, Idaho)
Staying Shipshape.(Youth Sailor program at the Chicago Yacht Club): An article from: U.S. Kids
Church of the Brethren youth club: An after-school program for children and youth by Emily Mumma, 1977
Adult service clubs and their programs for youth by Ann K Fitzgerald, 1991
Youth Organizations: Scouting, Drum and Bugle Corps, European Youth Parliament, White Stag Leadership Development Program, Key Club
Influence of sports' programs and club activities on alcohol use intentions and behaviors among adolescent males.: An article from: Journal of Alcohol & Drug Education by Deidre Leaver-Dunn, Brian M. Newman, 2007-09-01
More chalk talks: Twenty illustrated chalk talk programs used by the author in her activities in churches, Bible schools, youth camps, conventions, colleges, and clubs by Opal Irene Hull, 1952
A safe haven for youth : boys & girls clubs in public housing communities (SuDoc HH 1.2:Y 8/4)
Extending 4-H to youth in urban low-income families: A study to determine the need for a 4-H club program in the Riverview Housing Development, Springfield, ... of Agriculture, University of Massachusetts) by Dennis E Elgrim, 1966
Job club the effects of an adapted job club program on job-finding performance of learning disabled youth : final report (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:341201) by U.S. Dept of Education, 1989
Organizing a successful 4-H community club program with Native Americans (Informational paper) by Fariba Pendleton, 1993
Blueprint for employment: A Girls Clubs of America program guide by Valerie Oliver-Durrah, 1982

lists with details

ApHC Youth Program
territories meet to discuss their recommendations regarding programs, rules and Regional Club youth Participation The ApHC encourages youth participation on a
http://www.appaloosa.com/youth.shtm

Extractions: The Appaloosa Youth Association was established to emphasize good horsemanship through proper methods of training both horse and rider; to provide recognition for young people who own or show Appaloosas; to promote ideals of citizenship, sportsmanship, showmanship, and leadership, and to promote capabilities of youth in breeding, raising, and competing on Appaloosas. A variety of activities are available and may include team tournaments, speech contests, art and essay contests, photography contests, youth clinics, scholarships, horse shows, meetings and banquets. The AYA offers a national point system. Points earned may lead to various lifetime awards, annual high point awards and awards to recognize outstanding youth horses. There are programs designed for the beginning showman as well as those that challenge the most advanced exhibitor.
Youth Programs
FIRST helps change the face of science and scientists by inviting role models to participate in club programs and helping girls expand their career options.
http://www.chabotspace.org/visit/programs/first.asp

Extractions: Calendar of Events Planetarium MegaDome Theater Exhibits ... Other Oakland Visitor Attractions Ask one of the girls in the Female Involvement in Real Science and Technology (FIRST) project what she'd like to be when she grows up. You are likely to hear about a career in science. Unlike many girls who lose interest and confidence in science, girls in FIRST hold onto their dreams of becoming engineers, doctors, and astronauts. With a grant from the National Science Foundation, the FIRST program has created an informal setting for girls to engage in hands-on science at elementary and middle schools in the Oakland Unified School District. The California School for the Blind in Fremont, California joined the FIRST program this year and will continue to be funded through the 2000-2001 school year. FIRST links FIRST Science Clubs Role Models FIRST Science Clubs in Action FIRST Classrooms ... FIRST Partners Girls FIRST: A Guide to Starting Science Clubs for Girls Girls FIRST: A Guide to Starting Science Clubs for Girls by Linda Kekelis and Etta Heber.
LIFELines
Military youth Program Directory This directory lists the youth programs at military installations and affiliations with 4H and Boys and Girls Club of America
http://www.lifelines2000.org/communities/childyouth/index.asp
Youth Trips, For Schools, Boys Clubs, Boy Scouts, Groups At Three Rivers Whitewa
youth GROUP ADVENTURES WITH THREE RIVERS WHITEWATER Three Rivers Whitewater, Inc. Whitewater rafting is a great activity for youth groups.
http://threeriverswhitewater.com/CALL--1-800-786-6878--NOW/youth-trips.shtml

Extractions: Three Rivers Whitewater, Inc. is a well-established outfitter specializing in personalized, safe and unforgettable trips. Unparalleled hospitality and service is our goal. Our management and staff are personally committed to ensuring that all of our guests receive the best customer service possible. From your first phone call to your departure, we will give you friendly, courteous service and go that extra step to ensure that all of your needs are met. Your safety is equally important to us. To ensure that our guides have the most knowledge available to safely guide our guests down the rivers, we are the only outfitter in Maine that arranges and pays for all of our guides to be nationally certified in Swift Water Rescue. Whitewater rafting is a great activity for youth groups. They learn teamwork and paddling skills while having the time of their life. Three Rivers Whitewater would like to be your host and work with your group to design an outdoor experience centered around whitewater rafting trips down the Kennebec River. We offer a wide range of exciting trips and packages. We understand that youth groups have rules and guidelines that they are required to follow. For this reason our guides understand, and agree, that when we have youth groups staying and rafting with us there are never any inappropriate jokes or swearing. All of our employees are neat and appropriately dressed.
Calgary Boys And Girls Club Community Services - Providing Hope For A Positive T
Since 1939, Boys and Girls Club Community Services A multitude of vital programs which address serious served more than 29,000 children, youth and families in
http://www.calgaryboysandgirlsclub.ca/

Extractions: Our Mission is to ensure that all children and youth have equal opportunity to develop the skills, resources and relationships necessary to realize their full potential as productive, responsible and caring individuals. Since 1939, Boys and Girls Club Community Services (BGCCS) has addressed the risks and sometimes overwhelming challenges our world presents to children. A multitude of vital programs which address serious issues that impact our children are offered in more than 80 Calgary communities. Last year alone, BGCCS served more than 29,000 children, youth and families in the City of Calgary. Boys and Girls Club Community Services have met all standards of the Charity Review Program of the Better Business Bureau. For more information on this, please contact the Better Business Bureau directly at 531-8780. © 2004 - Boys and Girls Club of Calgary Community Services ~ Design by Avitrax Web Design www.avitrax.com
Champaign County 4-H And Youth Programs
More and more youth are experiencing the benefits of 4H participation through community club programs, after school activities and 4-H School Enrichment
http://www.urbanext.uiuc.edu/champaign/4H/default.cfm

Extractions: 4-H in Champaign County is growing. More and more youth are experiencing the benefits of 4-H participation through community club programs, after school activities and 4-H School Enrichment programs. We reach youth through membership in community 4-H clubs. There are 30 different traditional clubs in the area. Volunteers in the community meet with these youth monthly. Over 100 4-H youth participated in the Illinois State Fair in 2003. They exhibited many projects including horses, beef, swine, sheep, photography, clothing, flower arranging, and many more. Several presented the project demonstration or public presentation speech. More than 8,000 young people in Champaign County participated in the 4-H School Enrichment Program during the 2002-2003 school year. Teachers may use curriculum materials we provide to them about subjects like identification of trees, nutrition, and intergenerational understanding of the elderly.
WISE KIDS Training And Consultancy
programs developed can be bilingual (English and Welsh) where appropriate. If you, your organisation, youth club or online centre would like to
http://www.wisekids.org.uk/wisekids_tandc.htm

Extractions: AIMS CONTACT WISE KIDS Training and Consultancy WISE KIDS provides training and consultancy to develop and promote programs to raise awareness of Internet safety issues and positive use of the Internet. These programs are appropriate for community groups, librarians, youth organisations, local education authorities and schools and businesses across Wales and elsewhere. Some of these programs include: An Internet WISE training day which covers some of the following elements "Youth Internet Expert Empowerment program"
Forestry Youth Programs - Junior Forest Wardens
A list of club locations and club level contacts can be found below. View a summary of the Forestry youth staff responsibilities and organization chart here.
http://www3.gov.ab.ca/srd/wildfires/forestryyouth/jfw/contacts.html

Extractions: Staff Each of the following people will be able to provide you with information regarding Junior Forest Wardens, Long Lake Camp, Outreach Program, Junior Forest Warden positions and other major events. Please contact the representative nearest you for club support and information on forming a JFW club. A list of club locations and club level contacts can be found below. These numbers are accessible, toll-free, by first dialing the RITE system at 310-0000. Area Name Phone Fax E-mail Head Office Daena Locke
Houston Astros Community Youth Programs - Coca-Cola Buddies
Community. youth programs Coca-Cola Buddies Club. Astros Buddies Club Be part of the team and join the 2004 Coca-Cola Astros Buddies Club.
http://mlb.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/hou/community/youth_programs.jsp
City Of Fresno-Parks Youth Programs
youth programs Sunset Neighborhood Center Teen Club. The club meets twice a month and the club is open to all teens from the ages of 13 through 19.
http://www.fresno.gov/parks-rec/activities/youth.asp

Extractions: Parksdept@fresno.gov Links Parks Home Page Park Listing Community Center Listing Park Map ... Parks Events Youth Programs Sunset Neighborhood Center Teen Club The club meets twice a month and the club is open to all teens from the ages of 13 through 19. They discuss health education and drug intervention topics, and plan dances and fundraisers to sponsor field trips to San Francisco and Santa Cruz, and camping excursions. Highway City Neighborhood Center Teen Club This teen club meets twice a month on the 2nd and 4th Thursday to discuss upcoming fundraisers such as basketball tournaments, pizza book sales and car washes. They plan fields trips to Magic Mountain, Santa Cruz, Hearst Castle and Giants Baseball Games. The club gets involved in community service projects such as cleaning yards for senior citizens in the area. The club also has plans for workshops and invites various organizations such as the Fresno Police Department Gang Task Force to speak to the youth regarding gang violence prevention programs every other month. Ted C. Wills and Pinedale Community Centers and Einstein, Lafayette, Quigley Parks Teen Clubs
BGCA | Specialized Programs
and proven Targeted Outreach program identifies and recruits delinquent youth, or those at risk of delinquency, into ongoing Club programs and activities.
http://www.bgca.org/programs/specialized.asp

Extractions: Through ClubTech, and thanks to a more than $100 million donation from Microsoft These initiatives emphasize community mobilization and family involvement as strategies Clubs can use to better serve more young people and broaden the impact of all Club programs. View artwork from the 2002-2003 National Digital Arts Festivals. Virtual Gallery Gang Prevention/Intervention Through Targeted Outreach In response to the number of youth gangs growing in cities and expanding to suburban and rural communities, BGCA has developed a special gang prevention and intervention initiative targeting youth ages 6-18. Through referrals from schools, courts, law enforcement and community youth service agencies, the tested and proven Targeted Outreach program identifies and recruits delinquent youth, or those "at risk" of delinquency, into ongoing Club programs and activities. This initiative is sponsored by the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, U.S. Department of Justice. Family Support Family support activities, programs and events are designed to benefit Club members by promoting family stability, cohesion and connection. Examples include family fun nights, parenting classes, referral services, job skills training programs and single-parent support groups. This program is funded by The Annie E. Casey Foundation.
Kids Running - Running Programs
Other Model programs To Help you Build your Running Program. Superior Track and Field Summer Program youth Club. Catskills Mile Series youth Club.
http://www.kidsrunning.com/kraskprogram.html

Extractions: Best Practices: Giving Back to the Kids by Carol Goodrow Run to Read and Write! Mrs. Goodrow's Classroom Family Fun Run Combining Running and Literacy Parker School's Mileage Club Recess lap program and special on parents running with kids at recess. HAVE AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 5K for a fundraiser. Here's how we did it at out town. RED RIBBON Our FLAGSHIP running/literacy program. New for 2002. Perfect for home, school, club or team settings. Run the Seasons A KidsRunning.Com Original Perfect for classroom or home use. Run 100 days and enrich your love of nature. Log-a-Mile Another popular classroom or home program. Keep track of your distance and fill in our charts. Rainbow Cave A run to read and color program. This program is for our youngest runners. Kids run distances of 50 meters and read 'color' words while they color in their distance charts. What are you going to do with your toe token? Birch Grove Primary School's Recess Lap Program. Photos of a recess program. Take a look and consider starting a recess lap program at your school. PE CENTRAL's Log It Program. Get Kids Moving!
RegionOnline, National Network Of Regional Communi An Affiliate Of
Cheerleading and football programs provided. Non profit innercity youth group in need of funding/short term sponsors average donation Pacific Rowing Club.
http://www.regiononline.com/rol/template4.asp?type=linkurl&abbr=youthclub
Liverpool Public Library Youth Programs
All programs are subject to change. Reading Club runs June 28 August 7. Pick up a youth Services summer calendar in the Children s Room in May.
http://www.lpl.org/Events/YouthProg/YouthPrograms.html

Extractions: For details on Youth Services programs please phone 457-0310, ext. 120. When registration is required, Liverpool Central School District residents may register the first day. Non-residents may begin to register the following day. Unless specified, all programs are held in the Carman Community Room. All programs are subject to change. Special program funding provided by the Friends of the Liverpool Public Library. No registration required. Drop in for Mother Goose Carman Community Room Date Time Thursday, June 17 10:00 - 10:30 a.m. Thursday, June 17 11:00 - 11:30 a.m. Saturday, June 26 11:00 - 11:30 a.m. No registration required. New York is Read White Blue 2004 Summer Reading Club Signup Come to the Summer Reading Club kickoff. Register for the children's or teen summer reading clubs and stay for arts and crafts. Reading Club runs June 28 - August 7. Pick up a Youth Services summer calendar in the Children's Room in May. Preschool-grade 12 Carman Community Room
Alcohol And Youth Programs
Friday Night Live (FNL) Partnerships Part of a statewide network of FNL partnerships, YLI s Friday Night Live and Club Live programs engage youth in examining
http://www.marininstitute.org/Youth/youth_programs.htm

Extractions: Youth Programs The programs listed below provide excellent opportunities for young people and adults to work together in environmental Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drugs (ATOD) prevention. These organizations also promote social change in the fields of youth development, violence prevention, school reform, and youth civic engagement. MARIN COUNTY AND BAY AREA Youth Leadership Institute's (YLI) Friday Night Live (FNL) Partnerships Part of a statewide network of FNL partnerships, YLI's Friday Night Live and Club Live programs engage youth in examining the social and environmental messages that support substance use and in developing policy solutions to community issues. Youth participants organize and implement projects designed to have a sustained community impact. YLI operates FNL partnerships in San Francisco, Marin, and San Mateo counties. For more information, contact Director of Prevention Eddie Kaufman , visit the YLI Web site , or contact YLI at: 246 First Street, Suite 400
The National 4-H Web
Submit A Workshop Proposal and present at the 2004 National 4H Conference This site was made by the National 4-H youth Technology Leadership Team and is
http://www.4-h.org/
The Benevolent & Protective Order Of Elks Of The USA
May 24, 2004. Home Our programs, our history, and membership information. A directory of local lodges and State Associations. Donate
http://www.elks.org/

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