21. HONG KONG RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION Official site includes news, fixtures, member clubs, photos, and related links. Also provides information about touch and tag, women's, mini and youth, national teams, coaching, laws, referrees, and courses and programs offered. http://www.hkrfu.com/

22. Clubs In Rotary District 5040 Information on scholarships, student exchange programs, club projects, and youth services. Contact information for member clubs. http://www.rotary5040.org/clubs/index.html

Clubs in District 5040 100 Mile House Prince George - Nechako Tsawwassen Burnaby ... Terrace Skeena Valley

23. Lions Clubs Youth Programs Sitemap. youth programs Please select any of the links below for more informationon Lions clubs International. About Lions Vision programs youth programs Other http://www.lionsclubs.org/EN/content/sitemap_youth.shtml

Contact Us Home Site Map Select a Language ... Media Sitemap Youth Programs Please select any of the links below for more information on Lions Clubs International. About Lions Vision Programs Youth Programs Other Programs ... Current Job Openings

24. Welcome To The Kentucky YMCA Youth Association Website The oldest YMCA teen association in the USA. Information about programs including clubs, conferences, and training programs. http://www.kyymca.org/

The Kentucky YMCA Youth Association, Inc. operates the oldest and largest YMCA teen organization action program in the nation. We have helped organize and develop Y-Clubs in the schools and other programs throughout the Commonwealth since 1912. The Kentucky YMCA believes in its members being active and visible throughout the community. Helping others through service learning projects, speaking out on current issues, and attending statewide programs that promote leadership building skills and cultural awareness are a few of the ways that today's young people can become actively involved. Our organization sponsors the Kentucky Youth Assembly and the Kentucky United Nations Assembly where students can get hands-on experience in local and global issues. Last Updated: 3-10-03 P.O. Box 577 Frankfort, KY 40602 Phone: (502) 227-7028 Fax: (502) 227-7030 E-mail: teens@kyymca.org

25. Lions Clubs Youth Programs Sitemap. youth programs. Please select any of the links below for more informationon Lions clubs International. About Lions Vision programs youth programs Other http://www.lionsclubs.org/EN/content/sitemap_youth.stm

Sitemap Youth Programs Please select any of the links below for more information on Lions Clubs International. About Lions Vision Programs Youth Programs Other Programs ... "The Future is Ours... So Now What?" Video Information [an error occurred while processing this directive] About Lions Vision Programs ... Click here for regular site

26. Youth Programs State and local programs address a range of areas, including human relations Informationon local lodge youth clubs may be obtained by contacting your local http://www.spjst.com/youth.html

Youth Programs "To build character among the young and to pursue educational, patriotic, social and athletic recreation." Those are the goals of the SPJST's statewide youth program. The SPJST's youth program is a cooperative effort that reflects the great potential of the SPJST - young and old - working together to achieve common goals and enjoying life together. On an annual basis, youth clubs from more than 30 lodges across the state sponsor a wide range of social activities, community service projects and charity projects. It's about having fun but it's also about contributing to the welfare of the people of Texas. The youth program is coordinated by the State Youth Director who works closely with seven District Youth Counselors who are elected by each district. In addition, the program relies on the support of approximately 70 youth leaders and numerous parents who volunteer their time to support the program. The educational aspect of the SPJST Youth Program is an integral part of local youth club activities. State and local programs address a range of areas, including human relations, nature, parliamentary procedure, juvenile decency, arts and crafts, the fine arts, music, dramatics and ethnic tradition. Youth club members range from age six to high school senior.

27. Sponsored Youth Programs Sponsored youth programs, Kiwanis clubs sponsor Kiwanis youth organizations thatprovide young people with opportunities to perform community service and http://www.nicon.org/kiwanis-ip/youth.html

Home > Sponsored Youth Programs Sponsored Youth Programs Kiwanis Clubs sponsor Kiwanis youth organizations that provide young people with opportunities to perform community service and develop leadership skills. K-Kids clubs in elementary schools, Builders clubs in middle schools and junior highs, Key clubs in high schools, and Circle K clubs at the collegiate level reach out to those in need and develop future generations of leaders. The Kiwanis Club of the Idaho Panhandle is proud to sponsor and provide support to the Key Club of Coeur d'Alene High School. How did Key Clubs come about? The structure of Key Clubs International District ... How does Kiwanis relate to Key Clubs? How did Key Clubs come about? The initial development came from school administrators, whether Kiwanians or not, who saw value in the idea. Kiwanis International offered its assistance. The General Office developed a bulletin describing the Key Club plan, which provided structure information. One unusual concept of Key Club was that a Key Club was not a junior Kiwanis club and was not to be a training and recruiting ground for future Kiwanians. Yet it involved school administrators, whether Kiwanians, Rotarians, Lions, or members of other service clubs, that could accept and support the Key Club idea because of its goals and

28. Arlington Soccer Association - Official Web Site Runs soccer programs for youth players in Arlington and Falls Church. Details about clubs and teams, game schedules, fields, and coaches and referees. http://www.arlingtonsoccer.com/

Boys Schedules Girls Schedules Forms ASA Rules ... Travel Soccer Club Other Area Youth Soccer Websites NCSL National Capital Soccer League. Boys travel soccer. ODSL SFL Suburban Friend- WAGS Washington Area Girls Soccer. Girls travel soccer. Calendar of Events U8 and Above Teams April 1 (Tuesday) Team Entry Forms for U8 and above teams and Requests for Exceptions due 5:00 pm - ASA office April 8 (Monday) U8 and above schedules will be delivered to Club Managers residence April 11 (Friday) Team Rosters ( Registration Cards must be attached to rosters ) and initial Fees for Under 8 through Under 19 teams due 5:00pm - ASA office a. 8 @ $15. 50 each-Under 11 and above Teams b. 5 @ $15.50 each-Under 10 through Under 8 Teams

29. 4-H Home Page 4H clubs, programs Resources - Forms - How to Events, Awards - 4-H clubs, Council,Associations citizenship, service - Education youth - Miscellaneous. http://www.msue.msu.edu/calhoun/4h.html

Michigan State University Extension-Calhoun County 315 West Green Street - Marshall, MI 49068 Phone: 616-781-0784 or Toll Free: 1-800-561-4903 ext. 0784 Fax: 616-781-0768; Email: calhoun@msue.msu.edu WELCOME!!! Calhoun County 4-H Youth Programs are part of the Children, Youth and Family Programs of Michigan State University Extension. Calhoun County 4-H mobilizes volunteers to provide positive, experiential, educational youth development opportunities for youth ages 5 - 21. 4-H programs build assets, life skills and character through organized clubs in family and community settings. Pledge, Motto, Slogan, Theme Calendar of Events Stuff to Do at MSU Financial Resources - Forms - How to Become a 4-H Volunteer - 4-H Info, Fair, Newsletters, Events, Awards - 4-H Clubs, Council, Associations, Organizations Other Links (Non 4-H Resources) - Government, citizenship, service

30. CAMP FIRE USA NORTH OAKLAND Nonprofit youth organization. programs include clubs, camp, selfreliance and character education. http://www.comnet.org/campfirenoc

CAMP FIRE USA NORTH OAKLAND COUNCIL 4450 WALTON BLVD.,SUITE C WATERFORD, MI 48329 (248)618-9050/FAX 618-9052 campfireusano@aol.com A Tradition of Lighting The Way Our Mission: Camp Fire USA builds caring, confident youth and future leaders. The Purpose of Camp Fire The purpose of Camp Fire is to provide, through programs of informal education, opportunities for youth to realize their potential and to function as caring, self-directed individuals responsible to themselves and to others; and, as an organization, to seek to improve those conditions in our society which effect youth. About our Council: Camp Fire USA North Oakland Council is a nonprofit, youth development organization that provides a variety of programs benefiting children and youth. We are located in Waterford, Michigan and service the school districts of Avondale, Pontiac, Clarkston, Fenton, Lake Orion, Oxford, Brandon, Rochester, ... Waterford and West Bloomfield, Swartz Creek, Columbiaville, Lapeer and Imlay City. Camp Fire programs build self-esteem, promote healthy lifestyles, develop character, teach leadership skills, and emphasize social responsibility. And they’re FUN!

31. 4H Lapeer County Many other AV materials exist; most are ordered from MSU and usedby 4H clubs and other youth programs (by special arrangement). http://www.msue.msu.edu/lapeer/4h/

LAPEER COUNTY 4-H YOUTH PROGRAM HOME NEWSLETTER CLUB READ I. Extension 4-H is a non-formal youth education program, emphasizing hands-on and experiential learning a method of helping youth and parents (and other caring adults) to help themselves in organizing youth development experiences and activities open to all county youth (city, town, subdivision, rural and farm) focused primarily on youth, ages 6-19, but younger youth are often involved (awards ages are 9-19); besides nearly 1000 youth in 4-H clubs, 1200 - 1500 others are reached annually in short-term activities made possible by volunteer commitments (195 adults, 143 teen leaders) the youth program of the M.S.U. Extension, which is found in every state and nearly all counties in the United States cooperatively funded by Lapeer County Board of Commissioners, Michigan State University (State of Michigan), and the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture; however, nearly all program costs must be privately raised at the club or county level. (United Way and the annual Public Auction for 4-H/Celebrity Items Auction are major sources for county program funds). II. 4-H uses many

32. Welcome To MWR Keflavik, Iceland Information about recreation and athletic facilities, tours, clubs and dining, and youth programs. http://www.mwr.is/

DON'T MISS THE DoD MAGIC SHOW ON FRIDAY NIGHT AT TOP OF THE ROCK AT 9PM. OPEN TO ALL HANDS (REGULAR CLUB ADMITTANCE POLICIES APPLY). HOME Jobs at MWR MWR FACILITY LINKS Arctic Outfitters Auto Hobby Shop Bowling Alley Childcare ... Library Playzone Personnel Privateer's Pub Roller Skating Rink Running Track ... Youth Center ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Channel 20 Movies Base Information Links Upcoming Events ... Bus Schedules Childcare is at a shortage. Please check before you PCS. Please register now if you have orders! For more information, contact MWR's webmaster

33. Michigan District Exchange Clubs - Youth Programs surprising, many of these richly rewarding programs are among Young Citizenship Award,the ACE Award and EXCEL clubs. youth of the Month/Year Award One of the http://www.michigandistrictexchangeclubs.com/yp.html

Exchange - America's Service Club THE MICHIGAN DISTRICT EXCHANGE CLUBS Home What is Exchange? President's Corner Officers and Directors ... Contact Information Designed, Hosted and Maintained by: The Just4 Network, Inc. Programs of Service Americanism Child Abuse Prevention Community Services Youth Programs 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. Youth of the Month/Year Award One of the most popular of Exchange's youth projects, the Youth of

34. Shreveport-Bossier Children's Programs And Activities, Plus Online Shopping For Growing listing of clubs, youth programs, recreation, sports, activities, and local school information, geared toward the parents of children in Shreveport, Bossier City, and the ArkLa-Tex area. http://shreveportwebdesign.com/kidspage.html

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35. Victoria Police - Internet youth run the club and decide what facilities, activities and programs they wantin Aims of the Police Citizen youth clubs To have shared respect between police http://www.police.vic.gov.au/showcontentpage.cfm?contentpageid=2331

36. Home Page This is the home of 4H in Mecklenburg County including the Charlotte metropolitan region of North Carolina. In this urban environment, 4-H reaches youth of many backgrounds with hands-on, experiential, and FUN learning in many subject areas. Features calendar, clubs, teen programs, camping, staff list, news and announcements. http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/mecklenburg/depts/4h

Mecklenburg County 4-H Youth Development 4-H is an exemplary youth development program for all children ages 5-18. 4-H Events Clubs Teen Programs Horse Program ... Staff To find out more about how you can get involved, contact one of our staff directly. 4-H in North Carolina National 4-H Council 4-H Centennial 4-H in the USA What is 4-H? Frequently Asked Questions Teen Retreat Coming Up! Southwest District 4-H Teen Retreat March 21-23 at Betsy Jeff Penn 4-H Center in Reidsville, NC. Registration is DUE March 7, 2003. Download the forms below: Registration Form Code of Conduct Medical Release 4-H Youth Achievement Day On Saturday, February 15 at the Carole A. Hoefener Community Services Center youth ages 8-18 were recognized for their achievements in 4-H during 2002. Congratulations to the following special award winners: Junior Horseperson of the Year: Alexandra Jonker Senior Horseperson of the Year: Haley Rochester Outstanding Junior 4-H Youth of the Year: Katie D'Amour Outstanding Senior 4-H Youth of the Year: Alex Phipps Deborah M. Crandall Excellence in Teen Leadership:

37. Kiwanis Club Of North Little Rock Information on affiliate of Kiwanis International that emphasizes service to youth with two sponsored Key clubs, RIF programs, and service projects. http://www.aristotle.net/~kiwanisnlr/

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38. Volunteer Connections Small Groups Bridal showers - Classical musicians - Birthday parties.youth clubs and School programs. Volunteer Connection is a http://bcn.boulder.co.us/human-social/vconnect/about/services/VCservicesIndex.ht

- Book Lending Library - Tape Lending Library Personalized Matches The heart of Volunteer Connection is our mission to match volunteers with the right volunteer opportunity . We continuously maintain a database of volunteer positions with over 450 agencies throughout Boulder County. We offer referral counseling services, free of charge, to help assess your personal interests and skills and find the right match. Group Program Consultation and Coordination Volunteer Connection offers a wide range of consulting services to help manage your volunteer program. Whether you are a business, faith group, school or service organization, we'll help to design and administer a customized full scale volunteer program, including: - Organizing group projects for team building - Individual consultation for employees and family members to volunteer - Special programs, such as a Back to School Drive or a Blood Drive - Support - such as kick-off events, Volunteer Bulletins, Web sites, and steering team meetings Groups we're already helping: Businesses - Sun Microsystems - U of C Federal Credit Union - National Research Center - Outlast Technologies Schools - CU Leeds School of Business - CU Leadership Class - September School - Bixby School Faith Based - Boulder Hebrew High School - LDS Missionaries Small Groups - Bridal showers - Classical musicians - Birthday parties

39. Laurel Boys And Girls Club A non profit organization, affiliated with the Prince George's County Boys and Girls clubs, that administers a program of athletic activities for area youth. Overview of its 12 sports programs and contact details. http://www.lbgcwildcats.org/

WELCOME to the Laurel Boys and Girls Website. Mission History Programs Affiliation ... ByLaws T he Laurel Boys and Girls Club is a non profit organization which exists to administer a program of athletic activities for the youth in the greater Laurel community. Our program succeeds to the extent that it is organized efficiently and is supervised fairly. This requires the dedication and diligence of volunteers. There never seems to be enough workers or time. However, we are committed to the youth. But, we need your help! Together we can offer a meaningful and worthwhile program. A commitment today will result in a better future for the youth of Laurel. 701 Montgomery St., Laurel, MD 20707 Telephone Fax

40. Sno-Gopher Ski Club Information on youth and adult ski programs, upcoming events, and membership. http://www.nbs.org/clubs/sno-gophers/

About Sno-Gopher Ski Club The Sno-Gopher Ski Club was founded in 1965. It is one of the largest Black ski club in the United States. The 1995-96 ski season marked the Sno-Gopher Ski Club's 30th year of growth and continuing commitment to skiing, and to aspiring skiers of all ages. The Sno-Gopher Ski Club was founded to provide opportunities for skiing enthusiasts to ski more regularly and less expensively. The Sno-Gophers have traveled all over North America as well as Europe. Because of the club's extensive skiing program and the skiing proficiency of its members, the Sno-Gopher Ski Club is recognized as one of the nation's leading ski organizations. The Sno Gopher Ski Club is one of the founding members of the National Brotherhood of Skiers (NBS) and is dedicated to promoting the sport of skiing within the African-American community. But the Sno-Gopher program is not limited to skiing. The club's calendar includes year-round activities such as biking, camping, picnics, rafting, roller skating, roller blading, tennis, horseback riding, and a variety of other fun filled endeavors. The intent of these efforts is to provide enjoyment and build camaraderie among members throughout the year. For more information on the Sno-Gopher Ski Club or it's activities, or call the Sno-Gopher Hot line at (312) 683-5231. Or, email the club's Internet point of contact

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