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YOUTH & TEEN
The Axiom Youth Center; Oroville. A
place for youth to find academic, emo- tional, physical and spiritual help through the outstanding volunteer efforts of the Oroville community. Helps students realize and utilize untapped potential. Open weekdays for grades 6-12. Game room includes billiards, air hockey, foosball and video games. Free programs. theaxiom.org. 1420 Myers St. (530) 533-8010.
SHASTA COUNTY
Anderson Teen Center. A place to hang out, develop leadership skills and get involved in the community. Teens en-
joy activities like cooking, creative arts, computers, homework help, indoor & outdoor games (basketball, pool, foosball, air hockey, martial arts), movies and more. Free. facebook.com/AndersonTeenCenter. 2889 E. Center St. (530) 365-9021.
Create It! Library; Redding Library. Open to kids, teens, & adults (12 & under must be accompanied by an adult). Offers 3D printing, podcasting studio, virtual reality, multimedia tools including music and animation software, traditional crafts and more. shastalibraries.org/create. 1100 Parkview Ave. (530) 245-7252.
King’s Brotherhood Boys Club; Redding. Weekly club for boys 8-18. Promotes posi- tive attitude, healthy mind & body, builds self-worth, teamwork and leadership skills. Activities include sports, computer lab, snacks and more. Free. See MLK Center at reddingrecreation.org. Martin Luther King Jr. Multicultural Center, 1815 Sheridan St. (530) 225-4375.
Positively Girls Club; Redding. Girls 8-12 & Girls Circle for 13-18 weekly clubs offer a supportive environment for girls to get to know each other and their community through talking, fun activities and field trips. Free. See MLK Center at reddingrec- reation.org. Martin Luther King Jr. Multi- cultural Center, 1815 Sheridan St. (530) 225-4375.
Shasta College SCI*FI Foster Youth Program; Redding. Educational support program for college students who are current or former foster youth. Support and resource information to students tran- sitioning out of foster care, including info about financial assistance and health care. Lab room, weekly workshops, academic
support and individual mentoring to help students succeed in college and life. Search “sci fi” at shastacollege.edu. (530) 242-7556 Teen Advisory Board; Redding. Teens are invited to join the Redding Library Teen Advisory Board. Members help choose books and give their input for fun activi- ties and library policies that affect teens.
Tu 6-7:30pm. Free, application required. shastalibraries.org/tab. 1100 Parkview Ave. Contact the Educational Services Librarian at (530) 245-7250.
Y Club At Shasta Family YMCA; Redding. Y club provides teens and pre-teens oppor- tunities to grow, to work, and to give back to their community. Homework assistance available. 5 day package $185.35/month
(Y members 122) 3 day $160.90/month (Y members $104). Mon-Fri 2-6pm. sfymca. org. 1155 N. Court St. (530) 246-9622.
SISKIYOU COUNTY
Poetry Out Loud; Mt. Shasta. A national arts education program that allows high school students to engage in great poetry through dynamic recitation competitions. Develops public speaking skills, self-confi- dence and awareness of history and litera- ture. Search “programs” on siskiyouarts.org. contact@siskiyouarts.org.
Rockside Ranch Apprenticeship; Etna. Life-changing apprenticeships for young men overcoming adversity. Offers practical organic farming experience and a sup- portive environment with Christian-based training on living as positive, productive members of society. rocksideranch.org. 2421 N. State Hwy 3. (530) 467-4044. craig@rocksideranch.org.
TEHAMA COUNTY
Restore Program; Corning. Aims to reduce recidivism of juvenile offenders ages 10-17 by teaching tools & strategies that lead
to transformative life changes. Mentors meet with youth in various Tehama County locations. restoreprogram.org.
A PLACE FOR TEENS!
E-SPORTS BASKETBALL KARATE Y-CLUB
1155 N Court Street, Redding 530.246.9622 sfymca.org
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