101. Marin County 4-H Program - Marin County SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS In addition to clubs, youth may be organized as special Staff contact Elsa Latini, 4H youth Program Representative and Master http://cemarin.ucdavis.edu/4-H_Program/

Main Menu UC Delivers 4-H Program CLUBS ... Grown in Marin "Head-Heart-Hands-Health" The 4-H Youth Development Program is a nonformal educational youth program, conducted by the University of California Cooperative Extension.The Marin County 4-H Office is located at 1682 Novato Blvd, Suite 150-B, Novato, CA 94947. Phone (415) 499-4207, FAX (415) 499-4209. 4-H Staff: Jane Chin Young, 4-H Advisor; Cindy Jensen, Program Rep; Deborah Skaar, Secretary. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 9am-12noon and 1pm-4pm. WHAT: Members participate in learn by doing activities, youth-adult partnerships, and research-based educational programs to help enhance their leadership abilities and develop a wide range of other life skills. Membership age is 5-19, with some limitations for primary members age 5-8. The current program year is July 1, 2005-June 30, 2006. WHY: 4-H develops leadership/citizenship skills; provides life skills education; strengthens youth-families-communities; and advances the field of youth development HOW: Members may participate in clubs, special interest groups, camp or other program settings. A minimum of 6 hours of education is required. Leadership and community service opportunities are available at the county, regional, state and national levels. Project costs vary. Uniform is optional.

102. CSREES - USDA - EXTENSION/4-H SUPPORT FOR MILITARY YOUTH AND FAMILY PROGRAMS to the Child and youth Services program and to help establish 4H clubs on This partnership includes the “Military 4-H Club Grant Program” which http://www.csrees.usda.gov/nea/family/cyfar/military.html

Home Contact Us Site Map Search ... CYFAR Program Overview Military Youth/Family Programs National Staff State Projects Search CSREES 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 statewide programmatic leadership and administrative support for 4-H youth development programs. Use the State 4-H Web Map to help you to locate state 4-H contact information. State 4-H Military Liaisons The 4-H military liaison is a 4-H professional who acts as a liaison between local Army and Air Force installations, counties, and CSREES 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 statewide programmatic leadership and administrative support for family development and resource management programs. See the

103. USATF - Clubs - Travel Grants The program has been renamed the Mark Springer youth Travel Grant Program In order to be eligible for this program your 2005 USATF club membership must http://www.usatf.org/clubs/benefits/travelGrants/

Home About News Events/Calendars ... Resources for... init('red'); Search Find a club Programs Club Champ. Series Be A Champion Pledge Travel Grants Elite Development Club Membership Printable application Benefits FAQ Related Resources Coaching education Other info for coaches 2005 Mark Springer Youth Travel Grant Program 2005 Winners Download an application (PDF) In 2000, USA Track & Field (USATF) began issuing "Pursuit of Excellence" Travel Assistance Grants to eligible youth clubs across the country. The grants have helped hundreds of clubs offset expenses related to bringing athletes to USATF national or developmental championships, specifically the Junior Outdoor Championships, Youth Outdoor Championships, and Junior Olympic Track & Field and Cross Country Championships. Over $70,000 has been awarded to more than 90 clubs since the program's inception making it one of USATF's most popular grass roots efforts and a direct benefit for your membership as a USATF Club. The program has been renamed the Mark Springer Youth Travel Grant Program after the former USATF Director of Grass Roots Programs and Planning and originator of the program who passed away in December 2004.

104. USDA MAP Newsletter The Committee will develop programs aimed at improving youth club activities and Another benefit of the youth club breeding program is that it is http://www.usda.am/2004_issue3.html

105. Welcome To KidsGardening! Garden Resources, Gardening For Families, Teacher's Ga Over the last 22 years, NGA s youth Garden Grants program has helped more than Who should apply Schools, youth groups, community centers, camps, clubs, http://www.kidsgardening.com/grants.asp

Visit Garden.org Q and A Library Pest Control Library Online Courses ... Back to Home Official Web site sponsors National Gardening Association and present the NGA is delighted to announce that The Home Depot has returned as our Youth Garden Grants sponsor for 2006. Over the last 22 years, NGA's Youth Garden Grants program has helped more than 1.2 million youngsters reap rewards and vital life lessons from working in gardens and habitats, and thanks to the generosity of The Home Depot, we can reach many more eager young learners. NGA awards Youth Garden Grants to schools and community organizations with child-centered, outdoor garden programs. In evaluating grant applications, priority will be given to programs that emphasize one or more of these elements: educational focus and/or curricular ties (if applicant is a formal education program) nutrition or plant-to-food connections

106. MODERN WOODMEN Of AMERICA - Member Benefits - Youth Programs Of our many youth service club programs, here are some of the most popular This program rewards youth service club members for their continued http://www.modern-woodmen.org/Public/MemberBenefits/YouthPrograms/YouthServiceCl

Find an Agent Contact Us Member Benefits Become a Member Fraternal Benefits Member Activities Youth Programs ... Youth Programs Youth Service Clubs Youth Service Clubs Youth Service Clubs Remember When Educational Tour Family Affair Remember Our Vets ... Serving Our Communities Voluntarism, education, patriotism and fun are the foundation of Modern Woodmen Youth Service Clubs. For more than 60 years, these clubs have improved the self-esteem of participating children through helping others. What is a club? Similar to scout troops, clubs hold monthly activities and plan volunteer projects that benefit the community. In a safe and positive environment, led by adult Modern Woodmen members, participating kids undertake countless educational, service and beautification projects for the betterment of their local communities. And they have a lot of fun along the way. Benefit kids and their communities Here are some of the many great things youth service clubs do: Put hundreds of dollars and hours of service into their communities Help young people grow into adults who serve their communities Offer children wholesome, educational and fun activities

107. UMass Extension - 4-H Youth And Family Development Within the club, youth assume responsibility for short and longerterm projects (up to a year). Community programs. 4-H Program. Advisory Groups http://www.umassextension.org/programs/4h.html

Home About Contact Search ... Sitemap 4-H Program TAKE ME DIRECTLY TO THE 4-H PROGRAM WEBSITE Massachusetts 4-H is a youth development program engaging young people in ongoing, experiential learning activities that build life skills including self-esteem, citizenship and leadership. Massachusetts 4-H is rooted in communities throughout Massachusetts, is directed through the University of Massachusetts Amherst, and is affiliated with national 4-H through the United States Department of Agriculture. It has a 100-year history of youth development work through support for a large network of volunteer leaders and by facilitating subject area training and events in areas related to animal care, communications skills and community service. 4-H is well-known as the premier youth development program to use animals as vehicles for learning. In addition, 4-H has extensive name recognition and program resources in the subject area of communications. The mission of Massachusetts 4-H is to prepare youth, ages 5 to18, to become independent and contributing members of society by providing them with supports and resources to learn about animal care, gain important life skills (such as self-esteem, citizenship and leadership) and develop their communications abilities to advance their positive, long term development as people.

108. GotSoccer.com - Soccer Equipment, Books, Tapes, Software youth soccer site where you can find camps, tournaments, books, video tapes and Club Rankings More then 4000 clubs also ranked by State, regional and http://www.gotsoccer.com/

GotSoccer Tournaments Tryouts Camps ... RefGear Soccer Scheduler GotSportsDoctor Links Rankings Do you want to advertise on the largest youth soccer site on the web? Click here for info Where is your team ranked? Team Rankings Over 23,000 teams ranked by State, Regional and National placing Club Rankings More then 4,000 clubs - also ranked by State, regional and National standings Tournament Rankings The top 700 Tournaments in the USA - ranked by the competition they draw State Rankings Where does your State rank? New Items Soccer Books Soccer Videos Soccer Software Soccer DVDs Footwear Nets, Goals, Coaching Aids Official Athletic College Guide Soccer Magazine Subscriptions GotSoccer Forums GotSoccer Store Specials Coaches Corner Armchair Striker Webshot Southern California Florida Freekick The Sunshine State GOT NorthWest Washington/Oregon The GotSportsDoctor Forum Ask Dr. Dave!

109. Young Adults In Global Mission Designed for ELCA young adults, ages 1930, this program provides a one-year youth clubs, hostels for teens/young people, and/or work with children. http://www.elca.org/globalserve/youngadults/

Read notes from current volunteers in some of these countries. Click the countries first for more information. Young Adults in Global Mission One year international opportunities Designed for ELCA young adults, ages 19-30, this program provides a one-year service opportunity in leadership development, service, spiritual growth, global awareness and understanding. Up to 52 positions are available for 2006-07. Service begins mid-August. Argentina Volunteers work with projects in a variety of churches and social service agencies - youth, children, homeless. Community development, reconciliation, and evangelism are other areas in which volunteers gain experience, understanding and share their gifts. The Argentina program gathers together for weekly reflection, study, prayer, and community building led by project coordinators. B.A. and proficiency in Spanish required. Ages 21-30. Eastern Europe Volunteers serve in institutions, congregations and projects of the Reformed Churches in Central and Eastern Europe ministering to Roma people (gypsies). Volunteer placements are in the

110. Alcorn Cooperative Extension Program/4-H Youth Development Special Interest clubs are clubs organized to for youth who participate in School-Age 4-H clubs - are clubs that organized in after school program. http://www.alcorn.edu/Outreach/CoopExt/4hyouthdev.htm

Home Contact Pictures ASU Welcome to 4-H Youth Vision catalysts for positive change. Mission Helping people improve their economic and social well-being is it’s main purpose. Extension Agents, through educational means, help people analyze and solve problems relating to home, farm, business, family, and community.

111. Article: Youth Clubs Of PROFAMILIA Nicaragua: Friends To Grow With The program consists of 14 youth clubs that each have their own space, a youth coordinator and peer educators who ar. http://www.ippfwhr.org/publications/serial_article_e.asp?SerialIssuesID=50&Artic

112. 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

Contact Information 2326 Fresno Street Fresno, CA 93721 Phone 559-621-2900 FAX 559-498-1588 Parksdept@fresno.gov Links PRCS Home Page PRCS Events Park Listing Community Center Listing ... Programs and Activities Regional Parks Roeding Park Woodward Park Swimming/Aquatics Sports ... Volunteer Opportunities (pdf document) 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.

113. @LA Children/Kids/Youth Resources In Southern California: Los Angeles County, Or Los Angeles County Fire Department Rescue youth Program Los Angeles youth Supportive Boys and Girls clubs of Capistrano Valley, San Juan Capistrano http://www.at-la.com/@la-kid.htm

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114. Kids Running - Running Programs Superior Track and Field Summer Program youth Club. Catskills Mile Series youth Club. Scott Hollmaier Takes his Runners to New Heights http://www.kidsrunning.com/kraskprogram.html

RUNNING PROGRAMS Build a running program at home or at school Happy Feet, Healthy Food Kids' Club After-school program featuring exercise and healthy eating Starting a School Running Program, Part 1 Part 2 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?

115. Youth Opportunities Program Degree Completion; Internship/Apprenticeship; youth clubs/Associations The youth Opportunities Program has up to $6 million in tax credits to award http://www.ded.mo.gov/cd/YOP.htm

DED Home State of Missouri Contact Us Privacy Community Development Helping Missouri communities become extraordinary search About CD CD Programs AmeriCorps Brownfield Redevelopment Program Community Development Block Grant Community Service ... Youth Opportunities Documents Forms and Applications Related Links YOP Home FAQs ... Tax Credit Issuance Fee Forms Final Report Tax Credit Application Quarterly Report Signature Authorization ... Community Development Youth Opportunities Program Youth Opportunities Program Purpose To broaden and strengthen opportunities for positive development and participation in community life for youth, and to discourage such persons from engaging in criminal and violent behavior. Authorization Sections 135.460 and 620.1100 to 620.1103, RSMo How The Program Works Tax credits are allocated to organizations administering positive youth development or crime prevention projects that have been approved through the application process. Approved organizations secure contributions from their community, and the contributor receives tax credits for those contributions. There are 50% tax credits for monetary contributions and wages paid to youth in an approved internship, apprenticeship or employment project, and 30% tax credits for property or equipment contributions used specifically for the project. Eligible Projects Degree Completion Internship/Apprenticeship Youth Clubs/Associations Adopt-A-School Mentor/Role Model Substance Abuse Prevention Violence Prevention Youth Activity Centers

116. Environmental Education Main - Sierra Club The Sierra Club encourages youth to walk in Muir s footsteps literally as well as The Club s Inner City Outings Program (ICO) is a community outreach http://www.sierraclub.org/youthinwilderness/

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117. 4-H :: 4HUSA.ORG :: The Official Site For, By, And About 4-H Youth In The United She was active in her 4H club and helped kindergartners with activities to get to Since the program began, 4-H members have collected more than 1.3 http://www.4husa.org/

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118. ApHC Youth Program The regional youth club holds the most important link between the Appaloosa Novice youth Program The Novice program is designed for the riders just http://www.appaloosa.com/youth.shtm

AYA Youth Directors ApHC Official Handbook - Youth Rules Awards Youth Association Newsletter ... Cyber~Pal Connection The Appaloosa Youth Association (AYA) 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.

119. The Law - Police And Citizens' Youth Club The Federation of Western Australian Police and Citizens youth Club (PCYC) was To cater for teenagers who outgrow the program, an extensive youth http://www.dotu.wa.gov.au/law/community_police_services/youth_club.html

Police And Citizens' Youth Club BACKGROUND The Federation of Western Australian Police and Citizens' Youth Club (PCYC) was formed in 1941 under the authority of the Police Minister of the day Mr W Kitson. On formation, the organisation was known as "Police Boys' Clubs", later changed to "Police and Citizens' Boys Clubs" to recognise the citizens' contribution and in 1957 again changed to "Police and Citizens' Youth Clubs" to facilitate female membership. The organisation is an "incorporated" and "registered charitable" body working within the guidelines of a Constitution with Policy directed by a "Council of Management". The Council of Management is chaired by the President, the Commissioner of Police, and comprises senior police officers and prominent members of the business community. KEY OBJECTIVES The objectives of the Federation are to conduct and maintain a viable club structure capable of delivering the following : To provide clean healthy recreation for young people. To teach young people about good citizenship and observance of the laws of the State. To encourage an appreciation of music, literature, art and culture amongst young people.

120. Kiwanis Family Links The oldest Kiwanis sponsoredyouth program is Key Club. Seventeen boys in Sacramento, California, made up the first Key Club in 1925, and today the http://www.kiwanis.org/kfl/

home Kiwanis Club Web Site Links Kiwanis District and Division Links Submit Web Site Link ... Key Leader Kiwanis Sponsored Organizations As Kiwanis membership has grown and enthusiasm for its service-based format has spread, Kiwanis has created additional volunteer opportunities for people at every stage of life through its sponsored programs. Circle K International Circle K is a service club for collegians and has nearly 13,000 members on more than 500 university and college campuses in 13 nations. Circle K was started in Pullman, Washington, and was formally organized as a service organization in 1947. Its members are committed to leadership, service, and fellowship. Key Club International The oldest Kiwanis sponsored-youth program is Key Club. Seventeen boys in Sacramento, California, made up the first Key Club in 1925, and today the organization is active in 20 nations and includes 4,711 clubs and 234,528 members. More than 2 million youth have enlisted in Key Club since its inception, including many who are now top government and business leaders. Builders Club When middle school and junior high students began to show an interest in organizing to serve their schools and communities, the Builders Club program was launched in 1975. With support from Kiwanis clubs, Key Clubs, and Circle K clubs, the Builders Club network has grown to include more than 1,500 clubs and 44,000 members in 13 nations.

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