Pipa Aha Macav • Newe • Numu • Nuwuvi • Wá•šiw Youth Camps

Finding My Way Youth Camp (Ages 9–13)

Finding My Way: Stronger Minds to Bright Futures
Open to Youth Ages 9–13 - Available in Early Summer Each Year

The Finding My Way youth camp provides a supportive, engaging environment designed to empower young learners as they build confidence, self-awareness, and resilience. Grounded in cultural learning and community strength, this camp connects youth with traditional knowledge and practices from American Indian and Alaska Native communities, including the Pipa Aha Macav (Mojave), Newe (Shoshone), Numu (Paiute), Nuwuvi (Southern Paiute), and Wá•šiw (Washoe) tribes.

What Campers Experience:

  • Mindfulness & Self-Discovery: Guided activities focused on stress management, emotional well-being, and developing positive coping skills.
  • Cultural Connections: Hands-on sessions incorporating tribal traditions, storytelling, native history, and community leadership.
  • Outdoor Learning & Teamwork: Interactive group experiences that foster peer connections, outdoor exploration, and personal growth.

Whether exploring new activities, learning from community mentors, or forming lasting friendships, participants leave equipped with stronger minds and pathways toward bright futures.

For group registrations (more than five students), financial assistance, or registration waiver promo codes, contact Dan Coen at dcoen@unr.edu

Enrollment in 4-H is Required

All camp participants require 4-H youth and adult registration in a recognized 4-H Program.

Nevada Tribal Programs provides a dedicated 4-H Club in Mindfulness for all campers.

Complete 4-H Enrollment for Ages 9–13