Carroll Sports Medicine is hosting our first Sport Medicine Summer Camp June 16th – 18th. This is for incoming freshmen to outgoing seniors. We will be doing a variety of activities over the 3 days 9am – 3pm. Campers will also have CPR training and hands-on sports medicine skills training.
Join the Helena Youth Corps! In collaboration with the Helena Lewis & Clark National Forest, we’re thrilled to introduce a new addition to the MCC Youth Program designed for residents of Helena and nearby communities. This AmeriCorps opportunity welcomes individuals aged 17-18 who are interested in engaging in four conservation-oriented projects throughout the Lewis & Clark National Forest.
Program dates (Must be able to serve in all weeks):
Living Allowance: $1,200 biweekly before taxes are taken out
AmeriCorps Education Award: $1,565.08 upon completion of the program
July 13-18, 2025
We invite youth ages 14-18 and 13 (if graduated from eight grade) to spend one week in the rustic setting of Lubrecht Experimental Forest east of Missoula and learn about Montana’s natural resources. The accommodations are comfortable, the food is great, and the instruction and friendships are the best.
Campers learn about forests, streams, soils, geology, range land, wildlife, and recreation, and spend a half-day rafting the Alberton Gorge of the Clark Fork River. In between the field sessions, taught largely by professionals that volunteer from a variety of natural resources based agencies and industries, specialty evening programs, guest speakers, hands-on learning-through-discovery, and campfires provide for a lasting summer camp experience.
Yellowstone Wildlife Ecology Program
Travel to the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem for an unforgettable student travel program focused on conservation ecology and wildlife management. Through service work and data collection with scientists from Yellowstone National Park and the U.S. Forest Service, students will gain first-hand experience with real-world conservation and research methods. When your group isn’t busy in the field, you’ll have a chance to explore geothermal features, raft the Yellowstone River, and gain practical camping skills. There is an option to earn 3 undergraduate credits through the University of Montana (separate registration process and tuition fees apply).
Dates: July 14-18, 2025
Times: 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Cost: Early Bird Commuter (through May 31) – $300 (2024 price)
Regular Commuter (after May 31) – $350 (2024 price)
Early Bird Resident (through May 31) – $800 (2024 price)
Regular Resident (after May 31) – $850 (2024 price)
Grades: 5-12 (in Fall 2025)
Location: Montana State University, Bozeman
The Yellowstone Writing Project’s Youth Writing Camp is a multi-day “unschooled” writing workshop for youth entering grades 5-12. Campers will write in multiple genres and share their writing within a supportive community of peers and licensed educators–the Yellowstone Writing Project teacher consultants.
The program includes writing on the move, writing games, and guidance and feedback throughout the writing process. Yellowstone Writing Project (YWP) teachers and junior counselors lead the camp.
The Junior Police Leadership Academy is a week-long camp for students entering grades 10 through 12 next school year (2025-2026). Throughout the week, instructors, who are peace officers throughout the state, instruct students on various law enforcement topics. They also teach team building and being a leader in your community.
This is open to students across the state. Some of the highlights of the week include driving at the driving track, rappelling and hiking, and much more.
If you are interested in law enforcement or being a leader within your community, please consider applying.
Application due March 2025
MedStart Summer Camp is a 5-day summer camp program sponsored by the Montana AHEC (Area Health Education Center) system. The program is designed to encourage sophomore and junior high school students to pursue their interest in a variety of healthcare careers. Montana AHEC focuses on accepting students from low-income families, rural areas, under-represented minorities,
or those who will be first in their family to attend college. The aim of MedStart is to provide students a chance to further explore healthcare careers, learn about college life, and realize it is possible to pursue higher education.
MedStart Flyer 2025 – South Central
Camp Dates: 6/29/2025-7/3/2025
Application due April
June 18th-August 2nd, Mondays-Thursdays
Students learn concepts and techniques in natural resource conservation and management. Students will work in classroom and field settings. Outdoor skills will be introduced in preparation for a three-day field trip monitoring trip into the back-country during July.
Youth Forest Monitoring Program Internship
