“By
adopting Project Venture you are joining a new community
of youth workers willing to implement a program
that is not ‘canned,’ but requires creativity
and dedication not usually found in other models.”
—Founder, Mac Hall
Starting a brand new program in your community
poses many challenges and is oftentimes difficult.
But, those who have overcome theses challenges
can attest that the benefits are very rewarding.
Creating a successful youth program requires the
help of everyone in a community, and its impact
can be a lifelong product of change.
While Project Venture was created for Native
American communities, the model has been adopted
by a variety of cultural groups from various rural
and urban backgrounds. NIYLP identifies with the
most critical components of Project Venture and
suggests ways in which the model can be adapted
to suit a variety of situations. By focusing on
positive outcomes, our programming yields positive
results which demonstrate effective, culturally
appropriate, community oriented alternatives to
motivating youth to take action within their communities.
Please feel free to scroll through the many Project
Venture Adoption sites across the country.
If you are interested in adopting Project Venture
in your community, read the adoption materials
information below.
Adoption Materials
If you are planning for future programming, or
have already designated a target group of students
and have received funding for your project, you
are well on your way to establishing Project Venture
in your community. NIYLP offers a comprehensive
training kit that will enable you to develop PV
programming in a creative and effective way. For
more information on purchasing your replication
guide, curriculum manual, and orientation training
please contact:
Beth Wonson
National Director of Operations
info@niylp.org
505-554-2289 x 104
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