- Youth Conservation Corps Program - U. S. National Park Service
The United States Youth Conservation Corps (YCC) is a federal youth employment program that engages young people in meaningful work experiences at national parks, forests, wildlife refuges, and fish hatcheries while developing an ethic of public land stewardship and civic responsibility
- Youth Conservation Corps - US Forest Service
Get paid to accomplish needed conservation work on public lands The Youth Conservation Corps program provides you with a paid summer experience working as part of a team on fun and meaningful conservation projects on national forests and public lands
- YCC – Family Crisis Center – Safety, advocacy and resources
YCC supports individuals and families impacted by domestic and sexual violence through safety, advocacy, and resources on their journey to safe and healthy lives
- Youth Conservation Corps - Wikipedia
The Youth Conservation Corps (YCC) is a paid summer youth work program in federally managed lands The National Park Service, US Forest Service, US Fish and Wildlife Service and Bureau of Land Management employ teens each summer to participate in the YCC
- Helping Children and Families Since 1974 - Youth Crisis Center
Founded in 1974 as Florida’s first runaway program, Youth Crisis Center has grown to one of the largest and best-known providers of services for children, adolescents, young adults, and families
- Home - YCC
Every day at YCC is a new adventure full of outdoor fun and activities A truly authentic summer camp experience with activities like canoe trips, hiking, waterskiing, creative arts, sports, and more!
- Youth Conservation Corps – Building skills for life.
Youth Conservation Corps offers GED, College, and Career preparation services Each member has access to classroom and individualized learning opportunities The cost of testing is 100% covered by YCC Members receive stipend bonuses when they accomplish their educational goals
- Yellowstone Youth Conservation Corps
Yellowstone’s YCC program is focused on training and inspiring the next generation of conservation leaders through work projects, outdoor recreation, and resource education
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