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Camp Dark Waters Medford, NJ

Camp Onas, Ottsville, Bucks County PA

Friends Music Camp , Olney Friends School, Yellow Springs, OH
Campers at Friends Music Camp are young people between the ages of 10 and 18, of any religion, who wish to pursue musical excellence while participating in a caring community.
Teaching staff come from many different backgrounds. Some are established professionals, and others are graduate students at some of the most highly regarded music schools in the nation. All are experienced, caring teachers, passionate about making FMC a positive experience for all our campers.
Counselors are often musicians as well. Many are former campers, returning to help share the FMC experience with the next generation. 

Journey's End Farm Camp, Newfoundland, PA, Phone: (570) 689-3911

Stone Mountain Adventures, Huntingdon, PA  (staff age 21+)

The Peace Camp at Gwynedd Friends Meeting .....One week in August. 7-11 year olds

QUAKER CAMPS within the U.S.

Lansdowne Friends School's Summer Day Camp
is seeking certified lifeguards and assistant camp counselors and an arts and crafts teacher for our summer camp. Camp begins June 16th and ends August 8th. Applicants need to be available from June 12th - August 12th. Camp hours are 7:00am - 6:00 pm, applicants hours will depend on their position. Lansdowne Friends School is located in Lansdowne Pa.
      Accessible public transportation includes the R3 train, the 101 and 102 trolley line and the 115 and 113 bus. Please contact Andrea Danks for further information or to schedule an interview. Andrea Danks may be reached at lenaala@gmail.com.

Princeton-Blairstown Center is looking for summer camp staff

The Princeton-Blairstown Center serves inner-city youth, their families and communities as its primary mission. In addition to working with urban grass roots, nonprofit social service agencies, the Center also serves the Princeton University community, a broad range of school groups and churches, a variety of community organizations and occasionally businesses.

The Princeton-Blairstown Center (PBC) is located on 260 acres in Northwestern New Jersey, close to the Appalachian Trail and the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area. PBC conducts adventure-based programs throughout the year and during the summer operates a camp serving urban youth.

RESPONSIBILITIES: Become part of a community that is dedicated to impacting the lives of urban youth. Areas targeted include the development of self-confidence and self-worth, individual responsibility, interpersonal and group living skills. Groups of 10-12 young people aged 8-16 are immersed in group living for one-two weeks.

QUALIFICATIONS: Must be at least 19 years old and certified in First Aid and CPR by time of employment. Experience and/or certification in child-care, outdoor skills, ropes courses, ALS/Lifeguard, EMT or First Responder preferred but not required. For more information

Summer Co-Directors,
Princeton Blairstown Center
158 Millbrook Road
Blairstown, NJ 07825
(908)362-6765 - Phone
(908) 362-7699 - Fax                        For further information and employment application Princeton Blairstown Center

Hospitality Intern
Full-Time

Given the small staff, all staff members perform some or all of the duties of running a hostel and seminar center. The full time intern is a 40 hour work week. The intern usually works 6 ½ hours per day for 6 days a week.
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For more information send your resume to:
515 East Capitol Street, SE Washington, D.C. 20003
Fax (202) 543-3814....... E-mail: Director at William Penn House
Or Phone (202) 543-5560

casa de los amigos

A Quaker center of hospitality, service and international understanding.
Un centro cuáquero de servicio y comprensióon universal.

The Casa depends on the service of volunteers to carry out its programs and build a community of service and friendship. Volunteers work between three months and one year, depending upon availability, and receive simple lodging and access to the services and facilities of the Casa (wireless internet, laundry machine, kitchen, etc), as well as a rewarding experience of service and community in Mexico. All staff and volunteers should share a commitment to basic Quaker values (peace, justice, community, integrity, and simplicity) and a desire to work with others in a diverse community. The Casa is a multicultural environment and bilingual organization. The ability to communicate in Spanish is required. Candidates from Mexico and Latin America are particularly encouraged to apply.

Check the Volunteer Opportunities on the Casa de los Amigos Web Site: www.casadelosamigos.org

Casa de los Amigos

Ignacio Mariscal 132

México D.F. 06030   MEXICO

Telephone:    011 (52-55) 5705-0521 or  011 (52-55) 5705-0646

Fax  011 (52-55) 5705-0771

011 is the country code prefix from outside of Mexico

City Year is one of over 1,000 local and national AmeriCorps programs across the country. AmeriCorps, the domestic Peace Corps, engages Americans in

service to meet the nation's critical need in areas of education, public safety, the environment, and other human services. Since 1994, AmeriCorps continues to offer opportunities across the nation for individuals of all ages who want to devote a year to community service.

City Year is a unique youth service organization that engages diverse teams of 17 to 24 year-olds, or corps members, in a year of full-time community service, civic engagement and leadership development. Corps members serve full-time for 10 months, receive a weekly stipend to facilitate their volunteer service and, upon completion of 1,700 hours of service, receive a post-service award to further their education. City Year is often likened to the “domestic Peace Corps,” and was one of the inspirations and models for AmeriCorps, the federally funded National Service Network.

This is the link to City Year's Philadelphia chapter City Year - Philadelphia, PA.

   AmeriCorps is a network of national service programs that engage more than 50,000 Americans each year in intensive service to meet critical needs in education, public safety, health, and the environment. AmeriCorps members serve through more than 2,100 nonprofits, public agencies, and faith-based organizations. They tutor and mentor youth, build affordable

http://www.studentjobs.gov/index.htm   This site provides you with one-stop electronic shopping for information about student employment and internships in the Federal government. You can search by types of positions you would like, salary expectations and geographic preferences. The Other Job Opportunities link connects you to "student employment information" for about 25 US Government agencies and the U.S. House of Representatives, the U.S. Mission to the United Nations and many others.