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2020 - 2021 School Year “I DO” Program List Identifying, Developing & Organizing Partnerships
2020 - 2021 School Year “I DO” Program List
Identifying, Developing & Organizing Partnerships
PROGRAM FEES – Free of Charge
LFUCG – Division of Youth Services
Middle to High School
498 Georgetown Street FREE
Lexington, KY 40508 (Individual and
360 Change Ages 11 – 17
Contact: Family therapy will
Angela Williams, MSW be referred as
Currently meeting via email and
(859) 300-5333 needed)
telephone calls
Awillia2@lexingtonky.gov
360 Change is an outpatient substance abuse/mental health program for Fayette County adolescents.
360 Change services includes:
A Global Appraisal of Individual Needs (GAIN-I) assessment
Case Management
Early Intervention services
Family Nurturing groups
Individual therapy
Random drug screenings
Substance abuse groups
*Family Nurturing groups are available to volunteer and/or court ordered parents. (TBA)
Contact:
Lizzie Barrick Ages:
Academic and
Youth Services Coordinator
Social Club, (859) 307-2464 10 to 14 year olds
Kentucky lbarrick@krmlex.org
FREE
Refugee or September 1-December 21
Eric Ngamije
Ministries Youth Mentoring Coordinator Tuesdays and Thursdays at 4pm
(859) 619-8966 or other times by appointment.
engamije@krmlex.org
The Academic and Social Club provides space for youth to work on homework, learn study and research skills, and have
time to get to know peers.
Contact:
Ages 6-40 FREE –
Sept. 2020 – June 2021 Registration
A Chance to Jenna Lyon
Zoom & Masterson Station Park Required
Dance INC (502) 542-8121
Sunday afternoons
Jenna.lyon@achancetodanceky.com
4:30-5:15, 5:15-6:00, 6:00-6:45
A Chance to Dance is a non-profit organization that offers dance classes free of charge to students with various special
needs. This semester, we will be offering a combination of outdoor and virtual classes. During our weekly classes, students
learn various dance steps and skills along with choreography. In addition to the weekly classes, students will participate in
various performances throughout the year!
AGAPE”
Sponsored Mattie Morton
(859) 523-2186
Age group: Young fathers up to FREE
by exhilaratinginc@gmail.com
age twenty-six
Exhilarating
Varies / Zoom and some in-
Inc. person when possible safely
Workshops and life coaching designed to assist young fathers in navigating nurturing skills and learning the responsibility
of fatherhood. Educational sessions include, child support, relationship, safety, hands on activities, housing, employment
...etc.
Age of Participants:
FREE
Allegro Dance Contact:
Ages 5 & up
Please visit
Project’s Fall 2020 programming will be
Director, Jeana Klevene www.allegrodancepr
offered virtually via Zoom or can
Inclusive Dance (715) 252-6137
be scheduled in-person
oject.org
Outreach info@allegrodanceproject.org for updates and
outdoors at your school. We will
programming
transition back into indoor
registration.
classroom sessions only when
deemed safe to do so.
In this era of social dis-DANCING, the arts and creative expression are more important than ever! We have adapted our
programming to provide a variety of safe and fun options for students to continue to experience the many joys and
benefits of dance, even while not in a traditional classroom setting. Programming available for Pre-K through 12th grade!
Participants enjoy a weekly movement class with live interactive music to encourage flexibility, agility, coordination and
spatial awareness in addition to the artistic and expressive qualities of dance.
Location:
Art Club William Wells Brown Community Center For students in
sponsored by 548 East Sixth St. 3rd – 5th grade
Lexington, KY 40508 Video and virtual workshops
FREE
Sisohpromatem Contact: with art supply kits Registration is
Art Foundation, Jill Wilson Registered students will receive required
Inc. (859) 389-6678 notifications with details
jwilson@lexingtonky.gov
Art Club is an art-based development program for 3rd – 5th graders, with a focus on students from disadvantaged
circumstances.
Bluegrass Location:
Community & 164 Opportunity Way N-117 Ages for participants:
Technical Lexington, Kentucky 40511 7- 12th grades
College -
Contact: FREE
Director/ Program Facilitator Dates and times depend on the
Educational (859) 246-6574 school the student attends
Talent Search talent.search@kctcs.edu
We are a federally funded TRiO program designed to help middle and high school students be successful in their
educational process. The goal is to give those tools to graduate high school and be accepted in the postsecondary
educational institution of their choice, and to connect them with resources to excel and to graduate college as well. We
offer free grade-level specific in-school workshops, college visits, ACT workshops, spring break trips and camps to our
program participants. We serve students in Fayette, Clark and Scott Counties.
Bluegrass Care Navigators Children up to Age 18 FREE
1733 Harrodsburg Road
Bluegrass Grief
Lexington, KY 40504 Currently providing services Services provided
Care℠ Contact: remotely to protect the health year-round
(855) 492-0812 and safety of participants
Bluegrass Grief Care℠ is for anyone in the community who has experienced the loss of a loved one. Whether it is
anticipatory grief, or learning to cope with a loss, our trained and caring staff is available to help surviving family and
friends cope with their grief for up to 13 months after the death of their loved one. Support groups and short-term
individual counseling are available to people of all ages.
Carnegie
Center for
Location: For youth and Teens
Literacy &
Venue: Online (See below for information) FREE
Learning Fall See below
2020 Youth
Programs
Girl Power Book Club – Every other Saturday, September 12 – November 21, 2020, 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
6-8-YEAR-OLD GIRLS & THEIR GROWN-UPS: This is a virtual, interactive and engaging book club where Cierra will
lead the girls through an empowering chapter book that will build self-esteem and increase social and emotional
confidence! Participants will receive a free copy of the featured chapter book (Something to Say by Lisa Moore
Ramee) and fun craft supplies. We will gather virtually twice a month to read, create, and grow together as a
group. Instructor: Cierra Spaulding
How to Make Epic Games in Scratch: Beginner – Mondays, September 14 – September 28, 2020, 4:00 – 5:00 p.m.
GRADES 3–8: Have you ever wondered how video games are made? Want to take your skills to the next level? Go
behind the screen with Scratch 3.0. Join us virtually to learn all the basics you need to make your first arcade
game or upgrade your coding proficiency. You will create several games such as Flappy
Bird, Geometry Dash, two top down shooters, and Pong, and learn the basics of Scratch to create many more.
Instructors: Sulaiman & Raphael Jackson
Middle School Book Club – Wednesdays, September 16 – October 21, 2020, 4:30 – 5:30 p.m.
GRADES 6–8: Is your middle schooler a struggling or a reluctant reader? Join our reading book club and explore a
range of strategies to use in the classroom or across the curriculum that encourage and support students to read
for pleasure. We will read together and learn from one another. Instructor: Martha Crumbie
Hip Hop: Lyrics & Leadership - Thursdays, September 10 – October 15, 2020, 4:30 – 5:30 p.m.
GRADES 9–12: In this upbeat class, we will explore the origins of hip hop culture, which has its root in rap music
and community activism. We will create poems and songs for a local nonprofit, write an open letter to the Mayor,
and do more activities designed to encourage the creative leader in all of you! Instructor: Devine Carama
Rumble Writers – Tuesdays, October 20 – November 24, 2020, 4:30 – 5:50 p.m.
YOUNG MEN AGES 13–18 YEARS OLD: This open genre writing group is a safe place to harness words. Participants
of this ongoing workshop will write unapologetically. We will use language as a tool to define who we are. This
workshop will be a place of support and encouragement to achieve your writing. Participants for this group should
be Young Black men between 13 to 18. It’s time to tell your story. Instructor: JC McPherson
SPECIAL NOTE: Because of the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic, this virtual class will be conducted on the Zoom
video conferencing platform ( www.zoom.us). Please visit that site to set up a free Zoom account. On the day
before the class is set to start, we will email the zoom link to the email address you provide when you register. If
you have any questions or problems (or you are signing up very close to the start of the class – or after the class
has started if it has rolling admissions), then please email our registrar at Info@carnegiecenterlex.org.
Location:
County Extension Office
1140 Red Mile Place
Lexington, KY 40504 Participants age: FREE
Fayette County Contacts: 9 – 18 years old
Kevin Lindsay Date/Time: (Except 4-H Camps,
4-H klind2@uky.edu various dates throughout the 4- project day camps or
H program year clubs and overnight
Madalyn Wells teen trips)
Madalyn.wells@uky.edu
(859) 257-5582
Fayette County 4-H offers a variety of programming ranging from agriculture related projects, to cooking, sewing,
leadership, health, camping etc.
We post all participation information on our website at http://fayette.ca.uky.edu/content/4-h-youth-development. It is
free to enroll in 4-H and receive our monthly newsletter.
High School students aged 13-18
FREE
Fayette County September 29th, October 27th; All participants must
Citywide Jr. Contact Information: November 15th, & December register to receive
Kendriana Price 15th online meeting
MANRRS Kendriana.price@uky.edu information at
Program (270) 320-5506 All fall meetings will take place https://uky.az1.qual
from trics.com/jfe/form/S
6:00 PM – 7:00 PM V_9ZTGUM2f6xosklf
via Zoom
The Jr. MANRRS Program is designed to stimulate the interest in science, technology, engineering, agricultural, and
mathematics fields, or STEAM. The goal is to encourage students to attend college and pursue agriculture, natural
resources, and environmental sciences degrees. Our Jr. MANRRS program provides activities to help students discover
firsthand how agriculture, engineering, and technology relate to the world around them and discover the excitement of
academic excellence, leadership, technical development, and teamwork.
F.R.E.S.H.S
Program For more info and to apply, go to
For High School students only.
(Food Research September 10 – November 5
https://www.seedleaf.org/course-in-
Mondays and Wednesdays
& food-and-environmental-studies
4 – 6 p.m.
FREE
Environmental Or visit seedleaf.org for more
Join us at London Ferrell
information on ongoing programs
Studies for High Community garden
Schoolers)
Seedleaf’s Fall Program is looking for High School Students in north Lexington interested in gardening, food, and
environmentalism! Learn about food, gardening, environment, and health! Work on a Community Service Project! Get
paid to work with us!
Location: Ages for participants: Middle
TBD (as scheduled) and High School
FREE to join
Girls Who Lead A virtual parent interest Register on our
Facebook page on
organized by Contact Information: meeting is scheduled for
Program Coordinator Saturday, the event tab or on
KAPAAW, INC our website
Shani Chatman & Loren Adams September 12, 2020
Girlswholeadlex@gmail.com at 1pm www.kapaaw.org
FREE to join mentoring program for girls in middle school to bond, increase self-esteem, learn leadership skills to foster
change in themselves as well as peers through community service, social outings and educational sessions. For questions
please email girlswholeadlex@gmail.com Meetings are once monthly and other events i.e. community service, cultural
awareness, etc. as scheduled.
Location: Ages for participants: High
KAPAAW TBD (as scheduled) School girls & boys
Youth FREE to join
Contact Information: To register email
Volunteer Tiffany Brannon kapaaw16@gmail.com
Program Kapaaw16@gmail.com For virtual orientation on August
2020.
Meets monthly to participate in community service activities.
Why participate?
*Earn scholarship money
*Great for college applications
*Be a role model for other youth
*Make a difference in your community
*Learn leadership skills
Location:
Lexington Public Library Ages 18 & under
140 E. Main St.
Lexington, KY 40507 Monday - Thursday
Lexington Contact: (Various hours; including after
FREE
Public Library Kelli Parmley school)
Community Relations Manager
kparmley@lexpublib.org Variety of programs at all Library
(859) 231-5519 Branch locations
The Library has a wide variety of programs and events for kids and teens, from Homework Help to Teen Nights to Art
Workshops- and we hope to offer some of those virtually in the coming year until we are able to resume in person
programming and activities. *We have live tutoring through our website from 2:00pm-11:00pm, (7) days per week
available in English and Spanish for all subjects K-12. Available free with your library card.
Please follow us on Facebook and check out lexpublib.org/events for all the details.
Central Library, 140 East Main St
Beaumont Branch, 3080 Fieldstone Way
Tates Creek Branch, 3628 Walden Dr.
Village Branch, 2185 Versailles Rd.
Eastside Branch, 3000 Blake James Dr.
Northside Branch, 1733 Russell Cave Rd.
High school students
Partners For Contact Information: Dates & Time:
Youth Trace Williams Every Wednesday at 3:30pm via FREE
Neighborhood (859) 280-8006 Zoom
twilliams2@lexingtonky.gov Meeting ID: 833 453 2360
Youth Council
Passcode: NYC
Neighborhood Youth Council (NYC) is for all Fayette County high school students. This program empowers youth to take leadership
and service roles in their community. NYC connects and builds partnerships with community and city leaders, advocates for positive
change that will impact youth and families, and gives back to the community through volunteerism, food drives, and more. Our
focus is on the Three Cs: College, Career, and Community. Interested students should contact Trace Williams.
**Neighborhood Youth Council (NYC) will continue virtually until it is safe to return to in-person meetings**
Location:
Prichard Committee Target: Self-Motivated
Prichard 271 W. Short St. Ste. 202 7th – 12th graders
Committee Contact:
FREE
Student Voice Rachel Belin, Director Dates:
(859) 396-6362 To Be Determined
Team rbelin@prichardcommittee.org
The Prichard Committee Student Voice Team supports students as education research, policy, and advocacy partners to
improve Kentucky schools. Monthly general meetings in Lexington beginning in August, with lots of project-based work in
between.
'FAM:
Family. Art. Location:
Lyric Theatre and
Memories.
Cultural Arts Center See Information Below FREE
A take home 300 E. Third Street
Lyric program.' Lexington, KY 40508
The Lyric, in partnership with Black Soil: Our Better Nature presents 'FAM: Family. Art. Memories. A take home Lyric
program.' Beginning in September, the Lyric will be offering free take home packages to do with your families, including a
seasonal art activity, hot cocoa or hot apple cider to enjoy together, and special add-ons by our partners at Black Soil: Our
Better Nature. Each month until December, we will feature a take home program with a new and unique activity provided
by The Lyric, and additions from Black Soil: Our Better Nature, surrounding a seasonal/holiday theme.
On Saturday, September 19 from 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm, you can come to The Lyric to pick up the first FAM package,
celebrating the beginning of the fall season! There are 40 available packages and they are first come first serve. You can
claim a package in advance via the registration link provided below. If all packages have not been claimed in advance - we
will announce how many are left to be claimed at pickup.
Art Project: Fall Construction Paper Wreaths
Register for your September FAM package here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSer8-qQfb7hwFhh0YC3vpEAnWU7YXaVaok7NYESu1k1NWc93w/viewform
On Saturday, October 17 from 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm, you can come to The Lyric to pick up your FAM package, celebrating the
Halloween holiday! There are 40 available packages and they are first come first serve. You can claim a package in
advance via the registration link provided below. If all packages have not been claimed in advance - we will announce how
many are left to be claimed at pickup.
Art Project: Beaded Pipe Cleaner Pumpkins & Spiders
Register for your October FAM package here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfBA64eHD8EMuKPmbQzy1CpiKP_KdZJpXjjMJnQp_4Wtqh4uQ/viewform
Masks must be worn into the building for pickup. If you do not feel comfortable coming in, you are welcome to pull into the
drop off lane in front of our Cultural Arts Center entrance and call (859) 280-2201 so we can run your package out to you,
or if you need a different pickup window, email us at operations@lexingtonlyric.com.
Saving My Contact:
Age group:
Sista’ Girls 9 – 17
Mattie Morton
Dates & Location: Varies /
FREE to $20
sponsored by (859) 523 –2186
Zoom and some in-person depending on
Exhilarating exhilaratinginc@gmail.com workshop
when possible safely
Inc.
A variety of workshops offered to females aged 9 - 17 will explore the power of thinking, create their own personal self-
care routine and use their creative skills. Participants will learn to build self-confidence and develop useful skills through
fun activities while enhancing their social and emotional development.
Location:
Bluegrass Community & Technical College
UPWARD Target Age:
Academic Technical Building, Office 204
Middle and High School
BOUND 470 Cooper Dr.
8th-12th graders
FREE
Lexington, KY 40506
Year round
Contact:
Student Development Specialist
(859) 246-6579
The goal of Upward Bound is to increase the rates at which participants enroll in and graduate from institutions of
postsecondary education. Program participants have the opportunity to earn high school credit and college credit while
earning money for their participation in program activities. The BCTC Upward Bound Program serves high school students
from Boyle, Clark, and Fayette Counties.
Contact:
Eric Ngamije
Age Group:
Youth Youth Mentoring Coordinator
14 to 24 year olds
Mentoring (859) 619-8966
engamije@krmlex.org
Program, September 1-December 21
or FREE
Kentucky Lizzie Barrick
Tuesdays and Thursdays at
Refugee Youth Services Coordinator
4pm or other times by
Ministries (859) 307-2464
appointment
lbarrick@krmlex.org
The Youth Mentoring Program matches young adults with mentors to address relevant interests such as ESL practice,
college coaching, an introduction to Lexington, homework help, and much more. KRM strives to match mentors' expertise
and experience with youths' interests.
PROGRAM FEES: $1 to $99
Pres-school - Middle school
students
Fall Semester 2020
Location:
September 21 – 24
Classes are available at two convenient
September 28 – October 1
Lexington Parks locations!
October 5 – 8, 12 – 15,
and Recreation Artworks at the Carver School
19 – 22 & 26 – 29
$75 – 9 week class
522 Patterson Street $40 – 4 week class
Artworks & Tates Creek Recreation Center
November 2 – 5
(limited scholarships
Kiddie Kapers (no class Nov. 3);
1400 Gainesway Drive available)
Nov. 9 – 12 &
Dance Classes Nov. 16 – 19
Contact Information:
(parent observation)
Ejohnson3@lexingtonky.gov
Please Note: If closed due to
(859) 425-2057
Covid-19, classes will pivot
to virtual learning.
Recreational, afterschool programs committed to finding the artist in everyone! Classes available for preschool through
middle school-aged students in art, dance and karate. Numerous class options available, Monday thru Saturday
throughout the school year. Quality instruction at an affordable price. No experience necessary, just a love of the arts!
Limited capacity: Class sizes will be reduced to ensure social distancing.Location:
Ages: 3-Adult
442 Southland Drive
Date(s):
Bluegrass Lexington, KY 40503 Varies per level.
Starting Aug 31, 2020.
Contact: Tuition Assistance
Youth Ballet - Abbie Whitman
Refer to website for class
Program available.
Ballet School schedules -
abbie@bluegrassyouthballet.org.
bluegrassyouthballet.org
(859) 271-4472
Bluegrass Youth Ballet engages and inspires youth by providing access to the art of dance throughout our community. BYB
offers ballet classes to beginners through pre-professional, ages 3 - Adults.
$15.00 per student
for schools in the
Location: Age group: FCPS (Covers all
Old Linlee Elementary School grades 4th – 6th teacher and student
JA BizTown by 2420 Spurr Road materials, as well as
Lexington, KY 40511 *Available dates begin the visit to JA
JA of the Contact: September 21, 2020 thru BizTown)
Bluegrass Callie Miracle May 21, 2021 *Scholarships
callie@jalexington.org available for schools
(859) 219-2423 with greater than
50% Free & Reduced
populations
JA BizTown is a program in which 4-6 grade teachers are given a 13-lesson curriculum to teach the students; (12 lessons
th
before the JA BizTown visit and 1 afterwards). Once the first 12 lessons are taught, the students will come to the JA
BizTown facility for a 4 – 4½ hour simulation where they put into practice what they have learned in the lessons. Major
concepts taught in the JA BizTown curriculum include entrepreneurship, work readiness, financial literacy and career
exploration.
Location:
Kentucky Dancer’s Studio Ages: 3 years old to adult
$25 Annual
Repertory 570 Delzan, Suite 36 Parent/dancer meeting on
registration fee. Cost
(2nd floor of Keithshire Shopping Center Zoom, August 8th at 1:00 p.m.
Dance Theatre of Clays Mills Road) Starting 2020-2021 session
based on level and
Ballet and number of classes
Contact: August 15, 2020.
taken per week.
Modern Dance Nancy Durall (859) 539-5696
dancerskrdt@gmail.com
Excellent ballet and modern dance technique and fitness/conditioning in a Christian environment. Everyone is
welcome. Offering group classes and private lessons for ages 3 years to adults of all ages in person and on Zoom. Visit us
out at www.krdt.org and Facebook.
Ages:
Contact: (K – 5th)
Nathaniel students that attend Cardinal
Cost:
Casey Coyle $10 registration fee
Mission (859) 255-0062 Valley Elementary
for whole school
After-School ccoyle@nathanielmission.com year
Every Monday-Thursday
Program Online: Zoom
In-Person: TBD
This after-school program involves students from Cardinal Valley Elementary on Monday-Thursday every
week, with 1 online meeting on Mondays, and 1 day of in-person homework help a week. Students will have the chance to
receive homework help and enrichment opportunities, make meaningful friendships with peers and mentors, and have
fun! We look forward to getting to know your kids!PROGRAM FEES: $100 or more
Location:
Allegro Dance Age of Participants: Tuition: $180 per
Bluegrass Youth Ballet
Project’s Ages 6 & up semester
1595 Mercer Road, Suite 150
The fall semester runs
weekly Lexington, KY 40511
mid-September through mid- *Flexible payment
Adaptive Dance Contact:
December. plans & tuition
Director, Jeana Klevene
Classes (715) 252-6137
Please visit assistance available.
www.allegrodanceproject.org
info@allegrodanceproject.org
for exact dates and times.
We are thrilled to continue to offer our weekly Adaptive Dance and Adaptive Ballet classes! Both classes are structured for
children and young adults with Down Syndrome, Autism Spectrum Disorder and other specific needs and include the
opportunity to perform with our professional company each season. Students will have the option of weekly virtual Zoom
classes or small, in-person classes held at Bluegrass Youth Ballet, following all CDC safety guidelines.
Contact Information:
Demetria N. Blair, Program Director Dates:
Enrollment Fee
Consolidated The Lexington Education and September 2020 – April 2021
$125/semester
Partnership Academy Grades:
Baptist Church Consolidated Baptist Church Youth Academy Grades 3 - 5
Limited
LEAP Academy Scholarships
1625 Russell Cave Road Junior Academy Grades: 6 - 8
Available
Lexington, KY 40505 Senior Academy Grades 9 -11
demetria.blair@consolidatedbaptist.org
The LEAP Academy is a partnership program that offers After School and Out-of-School programs for underrepresented
and underprivileged youth. Working closely with our Partners in Education, we provide hands-on project and problem
based Enrichment activities that promote experiential learning opportunities in Science, Technology, Engineering & Math
(STEM); AgriScience, Investment & Finance Education, Consumer Science and Arts Education. We help connect
participants to Academic support with Live Professional Tutors (Spanish & English) as well as place students with Mentors
through our 3-M (Mentor Mentee Match) Program. Together, these supports help to ensure participants can be
successful throughout the year.
Age group:
3rd - 8th grade girls $80 - $128
Contact: Fall season will begin the week depending on
Heidi Guckenberger of 9/7/20 program delivery
Executive Director Times will vary by location and method (virtual only
Girls on the (513) 549-2560 most participating counties will or a mixture of in-
heidi@gotrcentralky.org be launching virtually this Fall. person & virtual)
Run Central Two (75) minute practices
Kentucky Naresha Howard weekly for 8 weeks. Scholarship funding
Program Manager & Volunteer Schedules will be ready in mid- available based on a
Coordinator August at sliding scale based
naresha@gotrcentralky.org https://www.gotrcentralky.org/ on family size and
Our-Locations household income
We inspire girls in 3rd-8th grade girls to be joyful, healthy, and confident using a fun, experience based curriculum that
creatively integrates running. We host 2 programs - 1 in the spring and 1 in the fall where teams of 6-10 girls will meet
safely in person or virtually on Zoom to create the connection between physical and emotional health that is
strengthened along the 8 weeks and will teach young girls healthy habits for life. Disruptions and stressors related to
COVID-19 have been detrimental to girls in our community: Stressors, uncertainties and fear are more prevalent, Physical
distancing and lack of connection create feelings of isolation and loneliness, Confusion grows without the tools to identify
and express emotions and that is why Girls on the Run matters NOW!MONTHLY EVENTS
Location:
Military Camp Sousley
September 18th-20th.
This program is for kids ages 12-
Adventure 1083 Mount Hope Road
18 (age 10 and 11 may come on The cost is $50.
Camp Monthly Flemingsburg, KY 41041
weekends).
For more information or to register:
Drill Call: (859) 608-3155
Military Adventure Camp is holding their monthly drill on the weekend of September 18 th-20th. Mostly all activities are
held outside and all CDC Guidelines are followed.
Check out Military Adventure Camps’: Website: campsousley.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/militaryadventurecamp/
Location:
Military Camp Sousley
Adventure 1083 Mount Hope Road September 19th, from 3-6p.m. FREE EVENT
Camp Open Flemingsburg, KY 41041
For more information or to register:
House Call: (859) 608-3155
Cadets will show off their skills and the program will be explained. Bring a lawn chair and if you bring young people, they
will be invited to participate in the activities. Hamburgers and hot dogs with the cadets at 6p.m.
(This list is provided for informational purposes & does not constitute a recommendation or endorsement by Partners for Youth.)
Our Team
Briana Persley Angie Green Hampton Trace Williams
Executive Director Community Partners Coordinator – West End Community Partners Coordinator -Gainesway
bpersley@lexingtonky.gov ahampton@lexingtonky.gov twilliams2@lexingtonky.gov
(859) 280-8003 (859) 280-8004 (859) 280-8006
Our mission
To promote positive youth development and to prevent juvenile
delinquency through collaboration and capacity building.
Office: Mailing Address:
Partners for Youth Foundation, INC. Partners for Youth Foundation, INC.
162 East Main Street, Suite 210 Government Center
Lexington, KY 40507 200 East Main Street
Lexington, KY 40507
162 East Main Street, Suite 210
Lexington, KY 40507
Website
www.partners4youth.org
Social Media Sites
Partners for Youth Foundation, Inc.
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