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Military Youth Saves is a social marketing program designed to encourage kids and teens to develop good savings habits at a young age. We want you to be a responsible saver but we also want you to spread the savings message to your family and friends!! Our Military Youth Eagle has a name... "Skyler, Soaring with Savings". |
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| Air Force Youth Programs Air Force Services Family Member Programs offer a number of activities to educate, guide, and entertain the young. Programs are available throughout the year at installations throughout the world. |
| America Saves - Youth Everyone, young and old alike, can benefit from making savings a habit, and Youth Saves can help! Savers who enroll online create their own savings plan by setting a monthly savings goal, as little as $5, and then try to save that amount each month. |
| American Bankers Association – Teach Children to Save The ABA Education Foundation established Teach Children to Save Day to spotlight the importance of teaching our nation's youth about saving money. This event occurs every April when bankers make presentations to students in grades K-12 about budgeting, saving, recognizing needs and wants and how interest makes money grow. |
| Army Child, Youth and School Services Child, Youth & School Services recognizes the challenges of our Soldiers and their Families. By offering quality programs for children, youth and students, CYS supports the Army Family Covenant by reducing the conflict between mission readiness and parental responsibility. |
| Army Reserve Child and Youth Services The goal of this team is to establish and implement a Child & Youth Services Program that addresses the Army Reserve's child care, youth development, and school transition needs through community-based programs. This means they will bring AR Soldiers and families up-to-date information on services available to them in their own communities, create activities relevant to today's AR youth, educate the community about the AR youth's unique needs, and establish avenues of support to meet them. There are several programs already in place, including free summer camps, free leadership activities, reduced child care rates, and more! |
| Boys and Girls Clubs of America Boys & Girls Clubs of America's partnership with the military began during the Persian Gulf crisis. As parents in the Reserves and National Guard were deployed overseas, BGCA asked local Clubs to reach out to children in need, providing memberships and special programming to some 17,000 youth. Working with the Department of Defense, BGCA went on to develop formal partnerships with each branch of the Armed Forces. BGCA recognized that military Youth Centers have a long tradition of excellent service to youth. The BGCA partnership complements that tradition, offering Youth Center members consistent programming and stable support. No matter where families are transferred, children in any military community will find the same quality services and programs. |
| DoD Military Teens on the Move This site was designed with you in mind. Maybe you’ve had to relocate a zillion times. Sometimes you’ve lived in really cool places and other times, well, maybe it wasn’t so cool. We know how difficult and stressful it can be to have to move, say goodbye to your friends, switch schools, start over and all that. You just found out. . . you’re moving to a new place, a new home. So now what are you supposed to do? How are you supposed to feel? What is it like there? What about my friends? |
| Jump$tart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy Jump$tart is a national coalition of organizations dedicated to improving the financial literacy of kindergarten through college-age youth by providing advocacy, research, standards and educational resources. Jump$tart strives to prepare youth for life-long successful financial decision-making. |
| Marine Corps Children, Youth and Teen Programs Children, Youth, and Teen Programs focus on the needs of families in order to provide maximum access to useful, flexible, and affordable programs such as child development, social, recreational, and athletic programs. Children, youth and teens, ages 6 weeks to 18 years, shall be served in integrated, balanced, quality programs that support the continuum of the Marines family, on and off base. |
| Military Teen Online – Money Issues The online community and support network for military teens. |
| MyMoney.gov Financial education resources for youth, teens & parents from a variety of government agencies. |
| National Endowment for Financial Education The National Endowment for Financial Education, a nonprofit foundation dedicated to helping you make sound financial decisions throughout life’s ups and downs. You'll find practical articles, worksheets, tips and valuable resources from across the Web to help you understand and manage your money.
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| Operation Military Kid Operation: Military Kids (OMK) is the U.S. Army's collaborative effort with America's communities to support the children and youth impacted by deployment. This initiative was officially launched in April 2005. Since its inception OMK has touched 65,000 military youth and provided information to 7200 community members across the United States. |
| Navy Youth Program Navy Child and Youth Programs (CYP) provide high quality educational and recreational programs for children and youth. Teams of caring, knowledgeable professionals plan developmentally appropriate programs that are responsive to the unique needs, abilities, and interests of children. Our staff fosters a sense of independence, trust and responsibility within each child through understanding and respectful interactions. Likewise, through positive relationships, our programs respect and support the ideals, cultures, and values of families in their task of nurturing children and youth. We are advocates for children, families, and the child and youth professionals within our programs and surrounding communities. |
| SaveAndInvest.org - Money 101 Strong financial knowledge and skills are critical to future success. As today's teens head off to college or begin their own careers, they will face choices and responsibilities that will have long-term effects on their financial futures. They must be prepared to make wise decisions about earning and spending, credit and budgeting, saving and investing. |