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Youth Programs
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Youth Programs
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Youth Wolf Pups Summer Camp
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Youth Style Summer Educational & Leadership Program
This Youth Wolf Pups summer camp program would help American Indian boys & girls gain self-confidence and learn responsibility
for their actions. At the camp consisting of challenge, teamwork, discipline and education, Indian boys and girls between
ages 10 to 17 learn cooperation and respect for the dignity of others.
The program installs the ideals of traditional family and community commitment; self respect; personal responsibility and
accountability; principles and the sacrifices of tribal leadership; positive values and teamwork- the importance of working
as a team within a group; good Citizenship; substance abuse and anti drug enforcement; personal and family financial management;
American Indian history; contributions of American Indian culture in history.
Activities will also include conditioning exercises, first aid instruction, organized recreation, camping and swimming. The
program foundations are intellectual, spiritual, cultural, social and physical. They will lean how to be better citizens and
at the same time gains a greater measure of his or her own self-worth.
For older youth this it will offer programs regarding Religious & Sacred Site Issues, Treaty & Reparation Issues; Repatriation,
Cultural & Anthropological Issues; Civil Rights Issues; Economic development, and Educational Issues.
The goal would be to prepare the reservation youth to become responsible adults. To reverse the trend of lack of self respect
and substance abuse. While helping to foster future generations of quality citizens and leaders that will ethically serve
their people and culture.
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Big Indian Brother & Sister Youth Mentoring Program
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Positive Role Models for Community based Mentoring.
Big Indian Brother & Big Indian Sister Youth Program. Help Mentor an Indian Child & Help Foster in an Abusive
Free Generation. Do You Have Time, Skills & Spiritual Patience to Mentor a Young Indian Boy or Girl?
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Big Brother & Sister (tag here for more info)
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Infant Kits
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Infant Kits: Helping new parents have healthy babies with infant kits that provide the necessary baby supplies many parents
cannot afford.
- Blankets and/or Quilts
- New Born Kits: Diapers, lotion, shampoo, cloths, clothes, caps & mittens, bottles, etc.
We received dozens of Infant Kits in 2007 that were sent to La Jolla Indian Reservation in California after the fires and
Rosebud Reservation in South Dokota
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