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Youth Clubs/Organizations

  • Boy Scouts / Cub Scouts

    Cub Scouts is for boys in grades 1-5. Boy Scouts is for boys in grades 6-12. The Boy Scouts goal is to train youth in responsible citizenship, character development and self-reliance through a wide range of outside activities and programs.

    Contact Name: 
    Gary Morgan (Cub Scouts) and Jean Dunbar (Boy Scouts)
    Phone: 
    Gary Morgan (970) 468-1457, Jean Dunbar (970) 453-6561
    website: 
    http://www.wccbsa.org/ 
    Target Group: 
    Boys grades 1 through 12.

  • Frisco Fun Club

    The Frisco Fun Club is an exciting and adventurous way for your kids to spend the summer. Enjoy week long themed activities that offer educational sessions and activities Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., running June 4th through August 17th. Fun Club is a state licensed day camp program offering experienced camp counselors, low child/counselor ratios, and access to the great recreation amenities provided by the Town of Frisco!

    Contact Name: 
    Andrea Mahaffey or Bo Duffy
    Email: 
    funclub@townoffrisco.com
    Phone: 
    970.668.2558
    website: 
    www.townoffrisco.com/activities/frisco-fun-club
    Physical Address: 
    Frisco Peninsula Area Day Lodge (621 Recreation Way)
    Target Group: 
    Children, ages 5-12
    Other: 
    Fun club runs from June 4 to August 15, 2012. Parent Orientation is May 3rd at the Frisco Peninsula Area Day Lodge (621 Recreation Way) at 5:30pm.

  • Frisco Workforce Youth Program

    Are you between the ages of 16-21? Do you have goals that you need help to achieve? Are you looking for a career path? Do you need a little extra help getting a job or succeeding in school? Workforce Investment Act Programs (WIA) may be what you looking for!!!

    WIA is an eligibility-based program designed to help young people 16-21, who are economically disadvantaged and have barriers to employment. Participants must be both eligible and suitable for the program. Enrollment in the program entails a long term commitment both on the part of the Workforce Center and the Participant. The goal is to help our Youth to develop into contributing, self-sufficient adults. The Youth Program provides a variety of services to help youth reach personal, employment, or educational goals.

    Youth Activities May Include:

    *Pre-Employment Training (applications, resume, interviewing) and workshops
    *Work-readiness preparation such as work ethics and employer expectations
    *Basic Skills Training (including GED)
    *Occupational Skills Training (Classroom Training Scholarships and On-The-Job Training Opportunities)
    *Career planning such as interest assessments, vocational plan development
    *Supportive resources and referrals to other services

    Whether you just need a few job-hunting tips, or you would like to get personal, goal-oriented support, they will work with you to identify the activities and resources that will be most appropriate for your individual needs and goals!

    You can also register to look for work on our web site of www.connectingcolorado.com

    Achieve Success!

    Contact Name: 
    Jill Seal
    Email: 
    jseal@cwfc.net
    Phone: 
    (970) 668-5360 x28
    website: 
    www.connectingcolorado.com
    Physical Address: 
    602 Galena Street Frisco, CO 80443 Between Main Street & 6th Street
    Hours of Operation: 
    Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Closed from noon-1:00pm.

  • Girl Scouts and Brownies

    Girl Scouts' goal is to train youth in responsible citizenship, character development, and self reliance through participation in a wide range of outside activities and programs.

    Contact Name: 
    Cricket (Kristin) Hawkins
    Email: 
    cricket.hawkins@gscolorado.org
    Phone: 
    (970) 379-9059
    website: 
    http://www.girlscoutsofcolorado.org/ 
    Mailing Address: 
    P.O. Box 465 Silverthorne, CO 80498
    Target Group: 
    Girls, grades 1-12

  • High Country Soccer

    High Country Soccer Association is a community based, nonprofit soccer organization dedicated to providing quality competitive and recreational soccer experiences to all ages of Summit County residents and adjacent mountain communities. 

    Contact Name: 
    Matt Korn
    Email: 
    mattk@highcountrysoccer.org  
    Phone: 
    (970) 513-9668 
    website: 
    www.highcountrysoccer.org 
    Physical Address: 
    619 Main St., Suite 3C  Frisco, CO 80443
    Mailing Address: 
    PO Box 1996  Silverthorne, CO 80498

  • Keystone Science School

    Keystone Science School is a residential field science school that challenges students to develop critical thinking skills as they explore nature and science education. Making extensive use of the outdoor laboratory around us, we promote scientific inquiry and cultivate sensitivity to the natural environment.

    Email: 
    ereid@keystone.org 
    Phone: 
    (970) 468-2098
    website: 
    www.keystonescienceschool.org 
    Physical Address: 
    1053 Soda Ridge Road Keystone, CO 80435
    Mailing Address: 
    1628 Sts. John Road Keystone, CO 80435
    Hours of Operation: 
    9:00am to 5:00pm Monday - Friday 
    Eligibility Requirements: 
    KSS welcomes participation without regard to national origin, race, religious preference, gender, or economic status. 
    Target Group: 
    School groups for educational programs, Children age 7 - 17 for summer residential camp and children ages 7 - 11 for summer day camp 

  • Mountain Mentors

    A well-established, community-based mentoring program that matches caring adult volunteers with youth ages 6 to 16. Mountain Mentors' mission is "to positively influence the youth of Summit County to lead healthy lifestyles, through a consistent one-on-one relationship with an adult."

    Email: 
    sarahp@co.summit.co.us
    Phone: 
    970-668-9184
    Physical Address: 
    360 Peak One Drive, Suite 230, Frisco, CO 80443
    Mailing Address: 
    P.O. Box 4326, Frisco, CO 80443-4326
    Languages Served: 
    English, Spanish

  • Mountain Top Children's Museum

    The Mountain Top Children's Museum, Inc. is an educational institution that promotes informal learning through interactive exhibits and programs, imaginative play and engagement in active experiences for children ages 10 and under and their families/caregivers.  

    Contact Name: 
    Laura Horvath, Executive Director
    Email: 
    mtntopmuseum@gmail.com
    Phone: 
    (970) 453-7878 
    website: 
    http://www.mtntopmuseum.org 
    Physical Address: 
    605 South Park Ave.  Breckenridge, CO 80424
    Mailing Address: 
    PO Box 4359  Breckenridge, CO 80424
    Hours of Operation: 
    call for hours

  • Optimist Basketball, Volleyball, Chess

    The Summit Lake Dillon Optimist Club has been serving the youth of Summit County for over 27 years. During that time, the Optimists have initiated programs for children in all fields of interest ranging from athletics to the arts to scholastic endeavors. 

    Phone: 
    (970) 453-4400 
    website: 
    http://summitoptimists.org/ 
    Mailing Address: 
    PO Box 2414  Dillon, CO 80435
    Hours of Operation: 
    Varies

  • Peak Ten Gymnastics Camp

    Peak Ten Gymnastics Camp is a weeklong summer program offering experienced staff and quality equipment to provide a safe environment for gymnasts in the areas of recreational, high school, and advanced level USAG programs.  

    Email: 
    russ@peaktengymnastics.com  
    Phone: 
    (602) 703-3299 
    website: 
    http://peaktengymnastics.com 
    Mailing Address: 
    3013 W. Monona Drive   Phoenix, AZ 85027
    Hours of Operation: 
    call for hours