Is your teenager looking to make some money with a part-time job or even add some punch to their resume? There are opportunities for volunteer and paid jobs for teenagers at your local base youth center.
This article is about how you can find your first job. It discusses how to fit a job to your personal likes, suggests places to look and how to balance work with school.
This article is about base community centers in the Pacific Northwest, Okinawa, Connecticut, and Italy. It describes the classes and services available. Links to the NAS Whidbey Island, the Okinawa MCCS, New London (Connecticut) Submarine Base MWR, Sigonella (Italy) base and MWR, a Navy website about European duty, and the Sicily FFSC.
This article is about the benefits of and opportunities for volunteer work by children and teens. Links to the USA Freedom Corps, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, Camp Fire, the YMCA, YWCA, Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.), Youth Service America (YSA), SERVEnet, President's Student Service Awards & Scholarships, Network for Good, and Heal the Bay.
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