41. Fallon Information about NAS Fallon's MWR events, movies, fitness and sports, restaurants and clubs, bowling, lodging, hobby facilities, and youth programs. http://www.mwrtoday.com/Fallon/candy.htm

Events Tickets What's New Resources ... Job Opportunities Welcome to Fallon Known as the "Biggest Little Air Station in the World," NAS Fallon is home to the Navy's Top Gun and Top Dome schools and is where Carrier Air Wings train for air operations. Located about 70 miles from Reno, Nevada in the High Desert, Fallon is located in close proximity to the Lake Tahoe Recreation ski resorts and recreation areas. There's plenty to do at Naval Air Station Fallon from an outdoor recreation that runs tours and rents skis, boats, campers and camping equipment for your outdoor adventure. There's swimming, outdoor sports, fields and court and even a Go-Kart Track. The Desert Rose Theater is an oasis in the desert with surround sound, comfortable seats and the all important air conditioning. There are three top notch clubs, an ITT office with discount tickets to area attractions and ski resorts and more. Whatever your fancy, find more at NAS Fallon. Click on your subject area for your ticket to High Desert entertainment. Announcements Fallon Events MWR Personnel Newsletter NAS Fallon Web Site ... Guiding principles

42. Youth Programs Not surprising, many of these richly rewarding programs are among Exchange's youthprojects include the youth of the Month Award, the ACE Award and EXCEL clubs. http://www.nationalexchangeclub.com/y.htm

Youth Programs America's young people are its most precious natural resource. This is why, for many years, Exchange has sponsored an impressive selection of activities designed to benefit and encourage our nation's youth. Not surprising, many of these richly rewarding programs are among the most popular and well supported of all Exchange Club endeavors. Exchange's youth projects include the Youth of the Month/Year Award, the Young Citizenship Award, the A.C.E. Award and EXCEL Clubs . For more information on how to implement these projects, see the Youth Projects Guide. For more information on purchasing youth project supplies, see the Exchange Marketplace. Youth of the Month/Year Award One of the most popular of Exchange's youth projects, the Youth of the Month/Year Award recognizes industrious high school students who attain high levels of scholastic achievement community involvement and leadership. This proven program not only rewards outstanding young people, but also provides an incentive for other youngsters to strive for equally high levels of achievement. Cooperation from school authorities and youth leaders is easily attainable. As a result of the favorable publicity which the program often generates, the sponsoring Exchange Club enhances its own community image.

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

Youth Development Fund Enhancing After-School Programs for Youth For more information call: Toll Free: 800/554-7711 (Local no.) 719/633-7733

44. 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/

ALL SEASONS SKI CLUB Officers History Meetings Membership ... Alaska Airlines supports the NBS Western Region clubs and members. 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. You will meet exciting people from all over the Bay Area who share in this illness. All Seasons... because we do exciting, fun things year round. So come on... step inside... and get ready for the ride of your life. We do it for the fun. We do it for a purpose! Gary Garrett PresidentAll Seasons Ski Club All Seasons Ski Club Leadership 2002-2003 Elected Officers President Gary Garrett Vice President Karen Spencer Secretary Tosha Owens Treasurer Karen Allen Membership Alfred Watts Member-At-Large Sedalia Benton Newsletter Editor Tiffany Wright [Back to Top] 2002-2003 Appointed Officers Activities DeWayne McDaniels Welcoming Committee Pam Miller-Lewis Youth Director Karen Ambeau Web Master Karen Spencer [Back to Top] Club History All Seasons Ski Club (ASSC) is one of twenty-three clubs within the Western Region of the National Brotherhood of Skiers, Inc.

45. Clubs - First Advantage Club, Youth Programs http://www.firsttexas-gtwn.com/clubs.cfm

46. COX.net For San Diego Providing programs and services to the youth of National City, California. http://www.sandiegoinsider.com/community/groups/bgcnatcity/index.html

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47. LIFELines Navy youth programs and relocation tips as well as links to a variety of informativecollege websites. Boys and Girls clubs Boys and Girls clubs programs and http://www.lifelines2000.org/communities/childyouth/index.asp

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48. Welcome To Boys And Girls Club Of Omaha! Provides programs and activities for youth in the Omaha area. http://www.bgcomaha.org/bgco/

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

49. Programs At The Tri-City Jewish Community Center (JCC) Then browse through descriptions of our programs in this section youth clubs, Club12 1st and 2nd graders Club 34 3rd and 4th graders Teens Tweens Club 5th http://tricityjcc.org/programs/children/

Children's Programs Toddlers) Preschool (2-4 years) Day School (Grades ... More The Tri-City JCC offers a wide variety of excellent programs for children of all ages. From birth through teens, children will experience a world of exciting discovery, learning and fun. See the chart below for an outline of available programs, applicable ages and responsible departments. Then browse through descriptions of our programs in this section. Program Ages Department Daycare (6 weeks through 28 months) Centercare Brenda Wyman Adminstrator Kindergarten Preschool: 2 and 3 years Pre-Kindergarten: 4 years Kindergarten: 5 years Early Childhood Education Cynthia Benedict Director Day School 1st through 3rd graders Day School Donna S. Troisi Director School Care Centercare: 2 years and 3 years (not toilet trained) Early Bird/Lunch Bunch: 3 years (toilet trained) to 12 years Centercare Brenda Wyman Adminstrator Early Bird/Lunch Bunch Program Hadassah Baldinger Supervisor Summer Camp Pitzel: 27-35 months of age (and 3 year olds not yet toilet trained) Shalom: 3 year olds (toilet trained) to 12 years Centercare Brenda Wyman Adminstrator Recreation/Youth/Camp Department Lisa Edson Director Vacation Mini- Camps 3 (toilet trained) to 12 years (2 and 3 years [not toilet trained] can sign up for Extended Centercare) Recreation/Youth/Camp Department Lisa Edson Director Youth Clubs Club 12:

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

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51. Clubs - First Advantage Club, Youth Programs http://www.firstexbank.com/clubs.cfm

52. Akron Area YMCA: Programs: Youth And Teen: Leaders Clubs Fitness programs. Sports programs. Aquatics programs. Active Older Adults.Family. youth Teen. Rock Climbing. Leaders clubs. Fitness. Computer Skills. http://www.akronymca.org/programs/youthteen/leaders.asp

programs Programs Program Session Dates Fitness Programs ... Computer Skills Teen Leaders Clubs Teen Leaders Clubs are a great way to meet new friends, learn new skills and help the community! Clubs usually meet once a month to plan and take part in projects and fun outings. Examples include helping Habitat for Humanity, community clean-up projects, tutoring kids, and going to baseball games and more for fun. Canal Square YMCA One Canal Square Plaza Akron, OH 44308 canalsquare@akronymca.org Green YMCA 3800 Massillon Rd. Uniontown, OH 44685 green@akronymca.org Riverfront YMCA 544 Broad Blvd. Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44221 riverfront@akronymca.org Camp Y-Noah 815 Mt. Pleasant Rd. Clinton, OH 44216 ynoah@akronymca.org EIS, Inc.

53. Youth Programs FIRST helps change the face of science and scientists by inviting role models toparticipate in club programs and helping girls expand FIRST clubs In Action. http://www.chabotspace.org/visit/programs/first.asp

Visitor Info 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.

54. NCCE: Youth Programs: Clubs & Groups youth programs. clubs Groups. What Is a Club? A 4H club is an organized groupof five or more youth, led by a volunteer or volunteers/parents with a planned http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/copubs/4-H/clubs/

Youth Programs Home Search 4-H Events Web Links ... NC 4-H What Is a Club? A 4-H club is an organized group of five or more youth, led by a volunteer or volunteers/parents with a planned program that is carried on throughout all or most of the year. Contact your local 4-H agent for 4-H Clubs and Group opportunities in your county. Resources! What is a 4-H Club? How to Organize 4-H Clubs Awards and Incentives Information Awards and Incentives Handbook ... Presentations 201: "Get Set" Project Records - 9-10 Year Olds Project Records - 11-12 Year Olds Project Records - 13-15 Year Olds Project Records - 16-18 Year Olds Project Records Instructions Club Volunteer Roles Club Coordinator Activity Helper Project Helper Youth Helper Adult Volunteer Recognition and Support NC Adult Volunteer Award Materials Officer Handbook...NC 4-H Volunteer Leaders' Association NCCE Home Search Site County Home Pages Agriculture ... Around the House NC State commits itself to positive action to secure equal opportunity regardless of race, color, creed, national origin, religion, sex, age or disability. In addition, NC State welcomes all persons without regard to sexual orientation. North Carolina State University U.S. Department of Agriculture

55. Most Rotary Clubs Give Special Service To Youth Through Ongoing Rotary Wide Prog Most Rotary clubs give special service to youth through ongoing RotaryWide programs (youth exchange, RYLA, Adventure programs). http://www.rotary5370.org/gp/youthprograms.htm

Most Rotary Clubs give special service to youth through ongoing Rotary Wide programs (Youth exchange, RYLA, Adventure programs). Clubs also support special programs that are specific to a community. These include school programs, Scouts, Armed Forces cadets, and career counseling. Specifically, the Rotary Club of Grande Prairie is active in the following programs: 1. Air Cadets - This Rotary club has been a sponsor of the local squadron for 47 years. Sponsorship includes ongoing financial assistance, cadet award selection and recognition, and active participation at the committee and provincial level. 2. Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) - This is a conference of youth from BC, Alberta and Saskatchewan who gather for a program of developing interpersonal and leadership skills. Students selected for this 4 day event are sponsored by a Rotary club in their community. This year's RYLA 2001 program is titled "Leadership: Let the Adventure Begin". Dates are May 10-13 at the Grande Prairie Regional College. For an application of further information contact the RYLA website 3. Youth Exchange

56. 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

SSA Flying Contests Merchandise ... Magazines SSA HOME Home Air Expo 2003 About Gliding Members Section ... News Archives WHAT THE SSA IS Contact Us Where To Fly What Is the SSA? Clubs and Chapters ... Website Feedback Youth Programs Last Updated Sep 30, 2002 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.capnhq.gov

57. Open Society Foundation Roma programs Home programs Roma programs. •, Grant programs Targetedat Supporting the Roma Minority. , Support of Roma youth clubs. http://www.osf.sk/English/application.php?CategoryID=18

58. Columbia Park Boys & Girls Clubs:  Programs our young members for their achievements and progress, whether through public recognitionas a youth of the We offer the following core programs to all members http://www.kidsclub.org/programs/programs_home.htm

OUR YOUTH DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY: At Columbia Park, everything we do is designed to help kids develop a sense of competence, influence, belonging, and usefulness so that they may grow to become responsible individuals and community members.We provide a wide variety of activities to meet the interests of kids of all ages and backgrounds. While at the Club, kids are free to choose what activities they participate in. Through making their own decisions they learn about responsibility and how to manage their free time. We find many ways to reward our young members for their achievements and progress, whether through public recognition as a Youth of the Month or through individual recognition for a positive behavior change or the successful completion of a project. We offer the following core programs to all members. Click below to find out more information about each: Fine Arts Learning Center SMART Moves Social Recreation ... Teen Programs Along with these core programs, we offer specialized programs, including the following: Craft Shop (Guerrero Unit) Recording Studio (Excelsior Unit) Theater Arts (Tenderloin Unit) Club Locations Contact Us Programs Volunteering ... Ways to Contribute

59. Boys & Girls Clubs Of San Francisco The programs of the Boys Girls clubs of San Francisco are carefully designed todevelop life skills. So when youth leave the Club at age 18, they leave with http://www.bgcsf.org/programserv.html

Our Programs Our mission is to inspire and enable all young people, especially those from disadvantaged circumstances, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible and caring citizens. Character and Leadership Development Educational and Career Development Health and Life Skills The Arts Sports, Fitness and Recreation Teen Programming Citywide Services 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 College Prep Club Health Club Sports Camp Mendocino home search club locations ... career opportunities

60. Boys & Girls Clubs Of San Francisco clubs of San Francisco different than other youth development organizations. Byoffering a broad range of recreational, artistic and educational programs, http://www.bgcsf.org/whoweare.html

Our Mission Our mission is to inspire and enable all young people, especially those from disadvantaged circumstances, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible and caring citizens. Our Philosophy Every child that participates in Club programs is provided with numerous opportunities and choices. Our staff help coach them to make good choices, to use good judgment and to take responsibility for the outcomes. BGCSF believes that the ability to make good choices leads to self-sufficiency for a lifetime. BGCSF History and Milestones Awards — Good Neighbor Award, Treasure Island Homeless Development Initiative ("TIHDI") — Program Excellence Award, "Mission Through the Eyes of Youth" - art exhibit In addition, BGCSF has been recognized by Stanford University as one of three organizations nationally for most effective youth development programs. BGCSF members have been awarded National Youth of the Year two times and been runner-up for the award two times. Our Board Glenn Bauer Martin Bohlen Curtis Burr Larry Baer Richard Blackman Teresa Briggs John Callendar Samuel Coffey John Dissmeyer John Fisher David Cumming Robert Emery Donald Fisher

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