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HOME ABOUT OUR PROGRAMS EVENTS RENTALS PARTNERS GET INVOLVED More... TBRI CAMP REGISTRATION PARENTS/CAREGIVERS The FFH Caregiver application is required before a family arrives at camp. Confidentiality is very important. This information will be shared with FFH Staff and care providers ONLY in order to best pair and serve your family. Caregiver Online Application APPLY ONLINE REACH OUT TO US! Brian Cain , Columbus Youth Camp Director Lori Meyers , Johnson County Juvenile Justice FOUNDATION FOR YOUTH To Inspire and Enable Our Youth, Our Community ADDRESS CONTACT 405 Hope Ave Columbus, IN 47201 (812) 348-4558 info@foundationforyouth.com CUSTOMER SERVICE HOURS Monday - Friday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Please contact Customer Service for individual program hours. Foundation For Youth is a 501(C)(3) nonprofit.

Make an impact at Foundation For Youth by volunteering your time, becoming a donor or sponsor, joining our board or committee, or becoming part of our team. Your support helps empower local youth, create positive change, and build a brighter future for the next generation of leaders. Whether you’re sharing your expertise, donating funds, or contributing your skills, your involvement makes a meaningful difference. MAKE AN IMPACT VOLUNTEER DONATE NOW JOIN OUR TEAM CORPORATE SPONSORS At the Foundation For Youth, there are many meaningful ways you can make an impact in the lives of young people in our community. By volunteering, you offer your time, skills, and support to help empower youth, providing them with the tools they need to succeed. Whether you’re mentoring, tutoring, or simply being a positive presence, your involvement helps to shape the next generation, offering them guidance, encouragement, and opportunities to grow. Volunteering your professional expertise or helping with hands-on projects can make a tremendous difference at FFY by directly supporting the organization’s infrastructure, enhancing its facilities, and improving the overall experience for the youth we serve. For example, if you have experience in construction, engineering or painting, you could help with building or renovating spaces that serve as safe havens for youth activities, such as recreational areas, classrooms, or outdoor spaces. Volunteering your skills in landscaping can also play a key role in improving the foundation's outdoor environments, creating inviting, well-maintained spaces where youth can engage in physical activities, relaxation, and community events. By volunteering your professional expertise or assisting with specific projects, you’re not only helping to create a better environment for young people, but you’re also sharing your valuable skills in ways that directly enhance FFY's capacity to serve the community. Join our team! Be part of a dedicated group of individuals committed to creating lasting change in the lives of youth. Whether in a staff role or as a board or committee member, your work will directly contribute to shaping and implementing programs that meet the evolving needs of our youth. Your unique skills, perspectives, and passion can help ensure that every young person in our community has access to the support and resources they deserve. Becoming a sponsor or making a donation to FFY is another powerful way to make a difference. Your financial support ensures that we can continue to provide critical programs, scholarships, and resources that enhance the lives of young people. Every dollar donated, and every sponsorship, goes directly toward building a brighter future for our youth, offering them the opportunity to participate in life-changing activities that foster personal growth, leadership, and success. Foundation for Youth is designated a Platinum Level participant, demonstrating our commitment to transparency. LEARN MORE STAY IN THE KNOW! Join the FFY Newsletter to get the latest updates on our programs, events, volunteer opportunities, and more!

Discover the inspiring stories of lives impacted through their involvement with Foundation For Youth, and why they believe our work matters and is vital to the future of our community. IMPACT STORIES WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU ! Were you an FFY kid? Maybe you learned to swim with FFY Aquatics, played your heart out in FFY Athletics, found a mentor through Big Brothers Big Sisters, spent your summers at Columbus Youth Camp, or discovered your leadership voice as a CYD Youth Ambassador. Maybe you found community and belonging at the Boys and Girls Club—or stepped up to give back as a volunteer. However you were involved, your story matters. Where are you now? How did FFY shape the person you’ve become? Whether it helped you build confidence, taught you life skills, introduced you to lifelong friends, or inspired your career path, we want to hear how your involvement with FFY made an impact on your life. TELL US YOUR STORY! STAY IN THE KNOW! Join the FFY Newsletter to get the latest updates on our programs, events, volunteer opportunities, and more!

The Foundation For Youth staff is a passionate group of professionals dedicated to empowering and supporting youth in Columbus, Indiana, and Bartholomew County. We are committed to fostering positive relationships, building character, and helping local youth thrive emotionally, socially, and academically. OUR STAFF Business Operations Director MERRY BETH SHEETS Merry Beth joined FFY in May 2025 and is responsible for leading, managing, and continuously improving all aspects of the organization's business operations. She is an innovative, results driven leader with more than 30 years of experience in supporting and leading organizations to achieve their mission. With her expertise in leadership, strategic visioning, fiscal and program management, and evidence-based quality management, she has assisted many organizations in the fields of youth development, child welfare, substance use disorder treatment and prevention, behavioral health, and intellectual and developmental disabilities to achieve a strong culture of service and excellence in their journey to help humans. She possesses a Master's Degree in Behavior Analysis and Therapy with a concentration in organizational behavior management and is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor. She uses her expertise to lead, manage, and improve FFY's business practices. CONTACT Director of Operations RACHEL FLOHR-DAVID Rachel serves as the Director of Operations at FFY, where she supports all programs in meeting their strategic goals, ensures organizational safety, and promotes a culture of professionalism. A Columbus native, Rachel graduated from Purdue University in 2008 with a degree in Law and Society. She began her career at the Department of Child Services and joined Big Brothers Big Sisters in 2015 as a part-time match support specialist. In 2019, she transitioned into prevention work, managing multiple state and federal grants focused on youth mental health and substance use prevention. Rachel’s deep roots in the community and passion for youth development make her a valuable leader at FFY. She’s married and the proud mom of three children—her oldest, Ada, is also part of the FFY team! Rachel loves what she does and is proud to be part of an organization making a lasting impact in her hometown. CONTACT Business Operations Manager TINA CUNNINGHAM Tina Cunningham has been a valued member of the FFY team since February 2015. As the Business Operations Manager, she plays a pivotal role, wearing many "hats" in her day-to-day responsibilities. Tina oversees Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, Human Resources, and leads the Customer Service Manager, ensuring the smooth and efficient operation of the organization. Before joining the FFY family, Tina brought over 18 years of experience managing Business Loan Operations for several banks, equipping her with the skills and expertise to effectively handle the financial and operational needs of FFY. Her dedication to the organization’s success and her wealth of experience make her an invaluable asset to the team. CONTACT Marketing & Communications Director BRIANNA WOLTERMAN Bri is a marketing and communications professional with a Bachelor’s degree in Communication Studies from Indiana University. With over 5 years of marketing experience and 10+ years as a professional photographer, she blends creativity with strategic thinking in her work. Her skill set includes graphic design, branding, web design, content creation, photography, and videography—enabling her to craft compelling visual stories across multiple platforms. Through her various roles working with youth and her deep passion for travel and cultural learning, Bri has gained cultural competency and a strong desire to create spaces where all feel valued and understood. In her role as the MCD, she is responsible for developing and executing comprehensive marketing strategies that promote FFY’s mission, programs, and brand. She leads internal and external communications, ensuring consistent messaging across digital, print, public relations, and advertising channels. She collaborates closely with program teams to align marketing strategies with organizational goals, enhance community engagement, and increase FFY’s impact in the community. CONTACT Chief Development Officer KARINA WILLATS, C.F.R.E. Karina is deeply passionate about sharing the mission of FFY and keeping our community of donors and volunteers informed, engaged, and inspired by the impactful work we do. In her role, she is responsible for developing and executing a strategic plan to raise essential funds that support and sustain FFY’s programs, ensuring they continue to thrive and make a lasting difference. Karina’s commitment to cultivating relationships with donors and volunteers helps to create a strong, supportive network that drives the success and growth of FFY’s initiatives, allowing the organization to positively impact the lives of many. CONTACT Customer Service Manager TAMARA MECCA Tamara joined FFY in March 2018, starting her journey with the Boys & Girls Club. She finds great joy in her role, especially in getting to know the FFY families who walk through the front doors and building meaningful relationships that often last for years. Tamara is deeply committed to creating a welcoming and supportive environment for both the families and the community. When she’s not at the registration desk, you’ll likely find her spending quality time with her three sons (#boymom), as family is at the heart of everything she does. Her passion for connection and community drives her to make a positive, lasting impact on everyone she meets. CONTACT Sports and Recreation Director JENNY STARK Jenny serves as the Sports & Recreation Director at Foundation For Youth, where she leads the planning and operations of all athletic, aquatics, and recreation programming. Formerly FFY’s Athletic Director, Jenny brings hands-on experience and a deep understanding of youth sports and program management to her current role. Now overseeing both the Athletic Director and Aquatics Manager, Jenny focuses on supporting staff, strengthening programs, and ensuring that FFY’s recreational offerings continue to grow in meaningful ways. Her work includes long-term planning, budget oversight, facility coordination, and program evaluation. Above all, Jenny is passionate about building strong relationships—with her team, program participants, families, and community partners. She believes that trust, communication, and connection are the foundation of a successful and inclusive environment for everyone who walks through FFY’s doors. CONTACT Athletics Director Zara Jackson Growing up, Zara spent much of her childhood at the Foundation for Youth, where she participated in athletic programs that sparked her passion for sports and teamwork. Those early experiences taught her the importance of community, resilience, and personal growth. Now, as Athletic Director, Zara is dedicated to providing young athletes with the same supportive environment to develop skills, build confidence, and reach their potential both on and off the court. CONTACT Aquatics Director ABBY GRIDER Abby oversees all aquatic programming and daily pool operations. She is passionate about continually finding new and better ways to make the aquatics program engaging, enjoyable, and effective for everyone who participates. Abby believes great programs are always evolving, and she is dedicated to exploring fresh ideas, improving experiences, and helping her team create an environment where people genuinely look forward to being in the water. In her role, Abby manages aquatics staff, coordinates swim lessons and pool schedules, and works to ensure the facility remains a safe, welcoming space for participants and families. She also values being present on the customer service side—answering questions, assisting members, and supporting coworkers during busy times whenever she can. Abby’s goal is to foster a fun, encouraging atmosphere where both staff and participants feel comfortable, supported, and excited to be part of the aquatics community. CONTACT Boys & Girls Club Director NATHAN LARRISON Nathan’s journey with the organization began as a Teen Staff, and over the years, he has worn many hats, including Site Coordinator, Camp Counselor, Lifeguard, Teen Programs Director, and Boys & Girls Club Director. Nathan is deeply committed to being a voice for the youth and the community, dedicated to inspiring, empowering, and positively impacting the lives of all those he serves. His unwavering passion for youth development drives his mission to create opportunities for growth, leadership, and personal success for every individual. CONTACT Boys & Girls Club Assistant Director HUNTER LARRISON Hunter's journey with the Club began in 2015, when he started helping #ffykids with their homework in the Cranium Bowl. Since then, his role has evolved, and he now serves as the Assistant Club Director, where he works closely with both youth and staff. In this capacity, Hunter helps mediate conflicts between members and contributes to the daily operations of the Club. He finds joy in stepping away from his responsibilities to join the kids in a pick-up basketball game, creating lasting connections with them. Having considered Foundation For Youth a second home since he was 16, Hunter is passionate about paying it forward and providing that same supportive environment for others, ensuring they have a place to grow, learn, and belong. CONTACT Boys & Girls Club Program Director RIDGE HARRIS Ridge is deeply passionate about continuous learning, personal growth, and inspiring others to reach their fullest potential. An avid reader and music enthusiast, he believes in the transformative power of knowledge and creativity. His mission is to make a lasting, positive impact by fostering education and personal development for people of all ages, empowering individuals to unlock their true capabilities and lead fulfilling lives. Ridge oversees the planning and execution of youth programs that align with organizational goals and promote positive development. He ensures daily activities are engaging, safe, and inclusive, while mentoring staff and volunteers to deliver high-quality experiences. With a focus on continuous growth and inclusivity, Ridge works to create a positive, motivating space where young people feel empowered to succeed. CONTACT BBBS Program Director KELLY BACKMEYER Kelly has been an integral part of Foundation For Youth since 2014. She holds a B.A. in Social Work from Morehead State University and brings over 25 years of experience as a Licensed Social Worker to her role. Throughout her career, Kelly has worked across various community sectors and organizations, gaining valuable experience that informs her approach to youth development. Kelly is deeply passionate about helping all youth reach their full potential, and she firmly believes in the transformative power of relationships in achieving this goal. She is committed to creating an environment where every young person feels supported and empowered to grow. Kelly is also proud to be part of Foundation For Youth, an organization she believes in wholeheartedly. She values FFY’s unwavering commitment to its mission of inspiring and enabling both youth and the greater community, and she is driven to contribute to its success every day. CONTACT BBBS Match Support Specialist LISA SHOAF Lisa Shoaf has been with Big Brothers Big Sisters since November 2022 as a Match Support Specialist. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work from Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah, and brings years of experience working with children in various settings, including through church responsibilities, school environments, and the 4-H program. Lisa is passionate about helping children build confidence and providing the support they need to succeed. She is committed to fostering positive relationships and is excited to support the Bigs, Littles, and their families throughout their BBBS journey, ensuring they feel encouraged and empowered every step of the way. CONTACT BBBS Match Support Specialist LISA BROOKSHIRE Lisa has been with Big Brothers Big Sisters since February 2018 and holds a degree in Child Development and Family Studies from Purdue University. In her role, she supports both school-based and community-based matches, working closely with the children and volunteers to ensure positive outcomes. Lisa finds great fulfillment in supporting and encouraging Littles and their families as they take advantage of the many opportunities offered in our community. She is equally passionate about helping Bigs and Littles build meaningful, lasting relationships, viewing it as a privilege to be part of their growth and connection. Lisa’s dedication to fostering these relationships and creating a positive impact in the lives of both the Littles and their mentors is at the heart of her work. CONTACT BBBS Enrollment & Training Specialist ALLISON STIDAM Allison Stidam has been with Foundation for Youth since October 2022. She started as the Professional Development Coordinator for Council for Youth Development and has since transitioned to Enrollment and Training Specialist for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Bartholomew County. Allison holds a B.S. in Elementary Education from Indiana University and brings years of classroom teaching experience and a strong commitment to advocating for youth to her role. She is a certified Adult, Youth, and Teen Mental Health First Aid Instructor and ACEs Indiana Coalition Master Trainer. Additionally, she has completed Search Institute facilitator training and earned a Professional Development Certificate in Trauma-Informed Care from the IU School of Public Health. Allison believes in the power of relationships, particularly the important role that strong, nurturing connections with caring adults play in buffering youth from the harmful effects of trauma and fostering resilience. A highlight of her work is seeing those relationships develop and grow between Littles and their Bigs, and she's committed to doing all she can to facilitate more matches and equip Bigs and Parents/Guardians with the knowledge and tools they need to develop strong, healthy, asset-building relationships with the youth in their lives. CONTACT BBBS Program Specialist OSCAR TIPTON Oscar has been dedicated to supporting and empowering young people since joining FFY in 2023 as a Prevention Navigator, where he worked with youth at risk of probation referrals, helping them find resources to ensure positive pathways forward. Now serving as a Program Specialist, Oscar leads the CHARGED teen group mentoring program for Big Brothers Big Sisters. CHARGED—"Creating Holistic Achievement through Role Models, Guidance, and Empowerment for the Development of Teens"—focuses on providing guidance, support, and inspiration to help teens reach their full potential. Passionate about mentorship and youth development, Oscar is committed to creating meaningful connections that foster growth, resilience, and success. CONTACT Prevention Initiatives Program Coordinator JENNIFER ABBOTT Jennifer Abbot (formerly Barbercheck) is a dedicated program coordinator specializing in substance-free prevention initiatives and youth engagement. With over six years of experience in community crisis services, mental health, and grant-funded program development, she is committed to creating accessible, evidence-based supports that strengthen families and reduce risk factors among adolescents. At Foundation for Youth Prevention Initiatives, Jennifer oversees substance-free alternative event planning, partnership development, substance use prevention programming, and data-driven reporting to ensure the successful implementation of prevention-focused projects. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Sociology and a Master's degree in Mental Health Counseling from Indiana University Columbus, as well as an Associate's degree in Human Services from Ivy Tech Community College. She has completed specialized training in trauma-responsive care, motivational interviewing, crisis intervention, and primary substance-use prevention. Passionate about fostering resilience and connection, Jennifer strives to amplify protective factors within the communities she serves. Outside of work, she enjoys hiking local trails, kayaking, trying new coffee shops, playing with her seven pets, and spending time with her husband and their four teenage daughters. CONTACT Columbus Youth Camp Director BRIAN CAIN Brian has been with CYC since 2016, bringing a strong background in outdoor and experiential education. His passion lies in providing both youth and adults with opportunities to learn, grow, and build resilience through positive outdoor experiences. As Camp Director, Brian is dedicated to fostering community partnerships that ensure equitable access to the transformative benefits of the natural environment. Outside of his professional work, Brian enjoys spending time in his woodshop and cherishing moments with his wife, Leslie, and their dog, Cooper. His commitment to both personal and professional growth reflects his deep belief in the power of nature to inspire and connect individuals. CONTACT Columbus Youth Camp Site Manager LEVI CASH Levi began his career with FFY at the end of his senior year in high school in 2017, starting as a Floor Staff member at our Boys & Girls Club. Over the years, he took on various roles, eventually becoming the Head Counselor at Columbus Youth Camp. As his responsibilities grew, Levi also managed our member-based after-school and break programs, continually expanding his leadership skills. Now, Levi is excited to serve as FFY’s Site Manager on a full-time basis. His extensive hands-on experience working with youth, combined with his diverse skill set, will make him an invaluable asset in this new role. Levi’s firsthand knowledge of the programs and his deep commitment to supporting the development of our youth will significantly shape his approach as he works to ensure the continued success and growth of our programs. CONTACT Columbus Youth Camp Program Director JACK LIKENS Jack is the Assistant Director at CYC and has been serving youth for over six years through his work with FFY and The Kidscommons. He began at FFY in 2023 as a part-time Summer Counselor, progressing through roles including Activity Specialist and Head Counselor before becoming Assistant Director. Through his experience supporting youth in Columbus at CYC, Jack has developed strong management skills and a talent for creating engaging, educational programs for participants of all ages. He is committed to fostering an environment that nurtures and supports children across the community. Outside of work, Jack enjoys reading and listening to music during the week. On weekends, he can often be found exploring trails and camping spots around Columbus. CONTACT Youth Empowerment Coordinator FREDDIE KING Freddie King, a Bartholomew County native, earned his Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Ball State University. After graduating, he began his career working with foster care youth in the Indianapolis metro area, where he taught independent living skills and helped young people successfully transition from foster care into adulthood. In 2015, Freddie returned to school at Indiana University to become a School Psychologist. He spent six years working with students and families in Fairfax County Public Schools in Northern Virginia before moving back to Columbus in 2023 to be closer to family and continue serving youth in his home community. Freddie leads the Youth Ambassador Program, ECHO Teen Council (Empowering the Community with Hope and Opportunity), and VOICE Bartholomew County. Through these youth-led initiatives, local high school students develop leadership skills, engage in community service, and elevate youth voices through outreach projects, mental health awareness, and prevention-focused efforts. VOICE Bartholomew County specifically empowers teens to advocate for healthier communities by addressing tobacco and vape use through youth-led advocacy, community awareness campaigns, and engagement with local leaders. Outside of work, Freddie enjoys catching up on the latest TV shows, going to the movies, playing tennis, photography, and spending time with family and friends. CONTACT

TBRI: Foundation For Hope Camp Columbus, Indiana offers a transformative experience for children who have experienced trauma. Using Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI), our camp focuses on emotional resilience, trust-building, and personal growth. With activities like team challenges, nature exploration, and emotional support, we help children develop coping skills, confidence, and lasting relationships in a safe, nurturing environment. HOME ABOUT OUR PROGRAMS EVENTS RENTALS PARTNERS GET INVOLVED More... TBRI: FOUNDATION FOR HOPE TBRI is a trust-based social-emotional approach to connecting families based off the Karyn Purvis Institute of Child Development. Staff and volunteers at Foundation For Hope Camps are trained under this model as Practitioners, Caregivers, or both! The TBRI model emphasizes the integration of the following intervention principles: Empowering (felt safety, safe touch, nutrition, hydration, sensory processing and self-regulation) Connecting (attachment, engagement strategies and playful interaction) Correcting (life value terms and IDEAL response) Foundation For Hope is a collaborative project between Foundation for Youth of Bartholomew County, Johnson County Court Services, HopeAlight, and the Department of Child Services Region 14. Two Daylong camps are provided to families in need FREE OF CHARGE. CONNECTION CONNECTION CONNECTION CONNECTION THE HEARTBEAT OF TBRI IS 2026 CAMPS FLYER MORE ABOUT TBRI ABOUT COLUMBUS YOUTH CAMP CAREGIVER QUOTES “Anyone who works with children that have trauma or emotional disabilities should have TBRI training as it totally changes the way that we interact with these kids. I know it works and I have seen it work in the schools. These kids feel so much safer and loved. The principles can be difficult to implement at times for me because I struggle with keeping myself regulated, but I know that if we keep with it, it will get easier." GET INVOLVED 1 Caregiver Application If you are a Youth/Family Service agency that would like to refer someone or a parent/guardian who would like to sign up for Foundation For Hope Camp, you can find downloadable and online applications here. Please take the time to complete these applications with your families Caregiver Application APPLY HERE 2 Volunteer Applications Working with children can be challenging but rewarding work. We hope that while you are giving your time and emotional energy, you will also receive the satisfaction of knowing you have made a difference in the lives of the families you work with. Volunteer Application & Information APPLY / LEARN MORE 3 Registered Family Resources Families that are currently in the process of applying for camp can find online resources here. If you have been accepted to one of our sessions you will be given login information needed to access these resources. Caregiver Pre Camp Requirements LEARN MORE REACH OUT TO US! Brian Cain , Columbus Youth Camp Director Lori Meyers , Johnson County Juvenile Justice FOUNDATION FOR YOUTH To Inspire and Enable Our Youth, Our Community ADDRESS CONTACT 405 Hope Ave Columbus, IN 47201 (812) 348-4558 info@foundationforyouth.com CUSTOMER SERVICE HOURS Monday - Friday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Please contact Customer Service for individual program hours. Foundation For Youth is a 501(C)(3) nonprofit.

Join the team at TBRI: Foundation For Hope Camp and make a meaningful impact on children’s lives. Volunteers and staff at TBRI Camp receive specialized training in Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI), helping children build emotional resilience and trust. Become part of a dedicated team fostering healing and growth in a supportive, compassionate environment! HOME ABOUT OUR PROGRAMS EVENTS RENTALS PARTNERS GET INVOLVED More... VOLUNTEERS & STAFF Finding Inspiration in Every Family To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. What is TBRI? For someone who is brand new to TBRI, this is the perfect place to start. This short video (just over 3 minutes!) gives a broad overview of how trauma affects the brain and alters the ability for children to learn and develop in optimal ways. ONLINE APPLICATION BENEFITS OF VOLUNTEERING FOR TBRI CAMP FOUNDATION FOR HOPE CAREGIVER TRAINING Through this training experience, community members and volunteer staff will learn about the Connecting, Empowering, and Correcting Principles of TBRI®. This is a full 2-day training (12 hour) provided by our partners at HopeAlight. While this is an important introduction into TBRI it is not necessary for all roles. PROFESSIONAL CONNECTION Many of our Volunteer Staff are community members who have gone through the full TBRI Practitioner Training at the Karyn Purvis Institute for Child Development. Through this conectiion to a community-wide TBRI effort, you may gain a better understanding, or even invited to other TBRI Camps around the country. HANDS ON EXPERIENCE WITH TBRI In the weeks preceding Foundation For Hope Camp you will receive training on your specific role at camp. Your role is assigned with your needs and experience taken into consideration. Much like they youth in our care, we want to meet the needs of our staff as well. You will have the opportunity to engage and practice your skills. JOIN A MOVEMENT TBRI represents a positive cultural shift in how we engage and care for youth. This change is taking root in schools, juvenile justice, and other youth-serving organizations. The more you are able to develop your skills, the more you can elicit dramatic cultural change in your own professional or family environment. STAFF & VOLUNTEER ROLES BUDDY Assigned as the primary support for a child participating in activities. Trauma-informed but ideally Caregiver trained. FACILITATOR Leads a Specialty Group Activity, ideally Caregiver trained. Options are Nurture Group. Crash & Bump, Mindful Movement, LifeSkills, Art, Sensory, and Voice LOGISTICS Assigned to set up and clean up areas such as activity and meal spaces. No prior experience is needed. Instructions and maps are provided. PHOTOGRAPHER Assigned to take and print photographs during all activities. Equipment and supplies provided. No prior experience is needed. FAMILY COACH Assigned to observe the children within a family unit to provide insight and support to their caregiver. MUST be a TBRI Practitioner or experienced in TBRI Implementation. TRIAGE TEAM MEMBER Assigned to assist with dysregulated youth. MUST be a TBRI Practitioner or experienced in TBRI de-escalation of high level 3 & 4 behaviors. REACH OUT TO US! Brian Cain , Columbus Youth Camp Director Lori Meyers , Johnson County Juvenile Justice FOUNDATION FOR YOUTH To Inspire and Enable Our Youth, Our Community ADDRESS CONTACT 405 Hope Ave Columbus, IN 47201 (812) 348-4558 info@foundationforyouth.com CUSTOMER SERVICE HOURS Monday - Friday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Please contact Customer Service for individual program hours. Foundation For Youth is a 501(C)(3) nonprofit.

Explore teen programs at Foundation For Youth, including Boys & Girls Club Teen Programming, Youth Ambassadors, ECHO, and CHARGED—helping teens grow through leadership, mentorship, life skills, civic engagement, and supportive relationships. TEEN PROGRAMMING ECHO (EMPOWERING THE COMMUNITY WITH HOPE AND OPPORTUNITY) ECHO is a youth-led leadership council made up of high school students in Bartholomew County who are passionate about creating positive change in their community. We bring together young aspiring leaders from across the county to elevate youth voices, strengthen mental health awareness, and lead prevention-focused efforts that make a real difference. LEARN MORE YOUTH AMBASSADORS The Youth Ambassador Program aims to empower youth to thrive in adulthood by developing their unique talents, cultivating healthy behaviors and relationships, and participating in community projects that make a difference. Youth Ambassadors (YA) are Bartholomew County high school students in grades 10-12 committed to meaningful civic engagement and personal growth. YAs serve through youth-driven outreach initiatives while strengthening their leadership skills and focusing on equity in their communities. LEARN MORE CHARGE PROGRAM CHARGED stands for Creating Holistic Achievement through Role Models, Guidance, and Empowerment for the Development of Teens. As part of Big Brothers Big Sisters, CHARGED connects teens ages 14–18 with caring adult mentors in small groups to build confidence, life skills, and positive relationships for the future. LEARN MORE THE CLUB TEEN PROGRAM The Boys & Girls Club offers a welcoming, supportive space for teens in grades 7–12 to grow, connect, and prepare for the future. Through after-school programs, college and career resources, hands-on experiences, and meaningful community connections, teens gain the skills, confidence, and opportunities they need to discover their path in life. LEARN MORE FREE TEEN NIGHTS FFY Teen Nights at Foundation For Youth are the place to be for students in grades 7–12! Open to the community, Teen Nights happen one Friday each month from 6:30–9:30 PM and are packed with food, fun, and good vibes. It’s the perfect chance for teens to hang out with friends, meet new people, and enjoy a safe, welcoming space full of energy and excitement. Have questions? Contact bgc@foundationforyouth.com or call 812-348-4558 ext. 221. DOWNLOAD FLYER STAY IN THE KNOW! Join the FFY Newsletter to get the latest updates on our programs, events, volunteer opportunities, and more!

ECHO is a youth-led leadership council for Bartholomew County high school students, empowering teens to elevate youth voices, promote mental health awareness, and lead positive community change. ECHO TEEN COUNCIL ECHO is a youth-led leadership council made up of high school students in Bartholomew County who are passionate about creating positive change in their community. We bring together young leaders from across youth organizations to elevate youth voices, strengthen mental health awareness, and lead prevention-focused efforts that make a real difference. Through monthly meetings, service projects, and community events, ECHO members collaborate to shape programs, influence policies, and inspire hope. We believe that when young people are given a seat at the table, they can drive meaningful solutions that build healthier, stronger, and more connected communities. ECHO isn’t just a program—it’s a movement of young leaders working together to turn ideas into action and ensure that youth voices help shape the future. To empower our community by mobilizing young leaders to elevate youth voices, inspire hope, and drive meaningful opportunities for change. We envision a community where young people’s voices drive policies, programs, and cultures that lead prevention efforts, advanced mental health initiatives, and advocate for positive change. APPLICATION ARE NOW OPEN! APPLY HERE! Questions? Contact us at echo@foundationforyouth.com STAY IN THE KNOW! Join the FFY Newsletter to get the latest updates on our programs, events, volunteer opportunities, and more!

Partner with Foundation for Youth through our corporate sponsorship program to make a lasting impact on youth in Columbus, Indiana. Your support helps fund vital programs focused on education, mentorship, and personal development for local youth. As a sponsor, your company gains valuable exposure while contributing to a stronger, healthier community. We offer various sponsorship opportunities to fit your business goals. Join us in empowering the next generation and helping youth thrive! THE WHY BENEFITS INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES CORNERSTONES CHAMPIONS EVENT SPONSORS 2025 CORNERSTONE PARTNERS 2024 LEADERSHIP PARTNERS 2024 CORPORATE SPONSORS CONTACT WHO WE ARE Since 1928, FFY has served an an umbrella organization, overseeing multiple programs that support the academic, physical and emotional success of our community’s youth, helping them grow and thrive as future citizens and and contributors to our workforce. WHAT WE DO FFY programs focus on helping kids develop the tools they need to thrive now and in the future. Through Trust Based Relational Intervention practices and our four cornerstone values, our trained staff and community mentors are committed to growing great kids! WHY IT MATTERS 47% of Bartholomew County students receive free or reduced lunch 1 in 5 youth in Bartholomew County are believed to be food insecure 57.2% of kids aren’t getting 60 minutes of exercise each day 16% of students reported suicidal ideation Bartholomew County graduation rates are 5 points lower than the Indiana average 58% of FFY youth benefit from our sliding fee scale Foundation for Youth is designated a Platinum Level participant, demonstrating our commitment to transparency. LEARN MORE We've shared why it matters to our youth and the community—now, why does it matter to you? ALIGNEMENT WITH OUR CORNERSTONES Commitment to Learning Character & Leadership Positive Identity Healthy Lifestyles ENHANCED REPUTATION AND BRAND IMAGE: Engaging in philanthropic activities enhances a company's public image and reputation by showcasing its commitment to social responsibility and fostering goodwill with stakeholders. INCREASED EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT AND MORALE: Participating in or supporting philanthropic initiatives can boost employee engagement, pride, and morale, leading to a more positive and productive work environment. ATTRACTING AND RETAINING TALENT: Companies known for their philanthropic efforts can attract and retain top talent, as socially conscious employees are drawn to organizations that prioritize giving back. POTENTIAL FOR INCREASED SALES AND CUSTOMER LOYALTY: Philanthropic activities can resonate with customers, leading to increased sales and customer loyalty, as consumers are more likely to support companies that align with their values. STRENGTHENED COMMUNITY TIES: Corporate philanthropy helps companies build stronger connections within their communities, fostering positive relationships with local organizations and residents. TAX BENEFITS: Charitable donations made by your business may be tax-deductible, providing a financial incentive for engaging in philanthropic activities. IMPROVED COMPANY CULTURE: Connecting with your community and engaging in philanthropic activities can improve company culture by fostering a sense of purpose and shared values. BOARD MEMBER We always seek committed, active, and enthusiastic people who are passionate about our mission and vision. Board membership is a multi-year commitment. NON-BOARD COMMITTEE MEMBER A short-term project or use specialized skills to support FFY. Potential Opportunities: Special events Resource development Operations ADVOCACY Lead fundraising initiatives and inform and engage within your organization. VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Coach Athletics Big Brother/Big Sister Teach STEM/Robotics Special Events Organize Open House or Tours for Our Teens DONATE Do you have supplies or equipment you are replacing or upgrading? Call FFY! If we can use them, you may be able to offset the value against taxes! WHAT WE OFFER Prominent visibility at ALL FFY special events Membership fee waived for company families Presentation & facilitation services at company premises by FFY staff. Information on FFY events and programs shared with employees Unique volunteer opportunities for staff and their families CORNERSTONE PARTNER LOGO ON: Our Premises Windows FFY Annual Report All FFY Event T-shirts for the Year FFY Website EXCLUSIVE PROMOTIONS AND ASSOCIATIONS FOR CORNERSTONE PARTNER Web Link on FFY Website Window Decal on FFY Facility as Outdoor Promotion Year-round Advert on FFY Reception TV Exclusive Radio Interview Air Time Promotion at Columbus Youth Camp or 405 Hope Ave ANNUAL CORPORATE INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES Your investment helps build tomorrow's leaders right here in our community! CORNERSTONE $20,000.00 Your investment provides maximum visibility and impact. CHAMPION $10,000.00 Your investment provides year-round support for events with high marketing visibility. EVENT SPONSOR Sponsorships ranging from $10,000.00 to $250.00 Your support will help kids and provide vehicles to align and promote your business with Foundation for Youth. Our Cornerstone Partnerships are a corporate community initiative that aligns the Foundation for Youth with FOUR locally operating companies with the same values. Together, we are working to invest in our community and reach those kids who need us the most. Commitment to Learning | Character & Leadership | Positive Identity | Healthy Lifestyles Our Champions are major investors in our work, looking for year-round recognition at our facilities. Opportunities are tailored to each business and we look forward to discussing your needs. BOWL FOR KIDS' SAKE Bowl For Kids' Sake is a peer-to-peer fundraiser that benefits the Big Brothers Big Sisters program here in Bartholomew County. Held the first weekend in March, over 75 teams vie to raise money and win bragging rights. Trophies are offered for intra department rivalries! GREAT GIRLS WONDERFUL WOMEN LUNCHEON Everyone's favorite luncheon! Great Girls Wonderful Women brings together girls from our programming and professionals from the community to enjoy lunch, listen to a prestigious speaker, and learn about all things FFY! Our Resource Development team is here to help you maximize your investment on behalf of our kids and your stakeholders. Contact us to discuss your needs: Karina Willats C.F.R.E. karina@foundationforyouth.com OUR 2026 CORNERSTONE PARTNERS NTN Driveshaft, Inc. - http://www.ntnamericas.com/en/ "NTN is proud to Support FFY and it's mission to serve the youth of Bartholomew County. Being a Cornerstone partner is very important to us and we look forward to supporting FFY for many years to come." -Barry E Parkhurst, CPA, Vice President of Administration/CFO, NTN Driveshaft, Inc. Kenny Glass Inc - https://www.kennyglass.com “We are so very proud and honored to be a cornerstone partner with FFY for 2024. Kenny Glass strives to be engaged and supportive of the communities we serve; particularly the youth of those communities. FFY does such a wonderful job serving the youth of Bartholomew County and creating the leaders of tomorrow; Kenny Glass feels privileged." OUR 2025 LEADERSHIP PARTNERS: 2024 CORPORATE SPONSORS American Junior Golf Association Analytical Engineering Inc. Aton's Storage Bar-Cons Federal Credit Union Blue & Co. Burt's Termite & Pest Control CCR Investment Partners Centra Credit Union Central Sheet Metal Co. Inc. Columbus Bowling Center Columbus Regional Health Columbus Transport Inc Crew Carwash, Inc. Dorel Juvenile Group Dunlap & Co. Inc. Edward Jones Erie Insurance First Financial Bank Force Construction Co. Inc. Garage Doors Unlimited General Motors German American Bank Home Real Estate Jackson County Bank Jaggers Restaurant Jewell Rittman Family Johnson Ventures Johnson-Witkemper Insurance Kenny Glass Kidscommons Kroot Corporation Lohmeyer Plumbing, LLC Marvin Johnson & Associates Noblitt Manufacturing NTN Driveshaft Inc. Old National Bank Overhead Door of South Central Indiana Richard Hawes Insurance SIHO Southern Roofing Sprague Co LLC Sunright America Inc Texas Roadhouse Ulta Beauty Campaign White Castle Zeller Insurance LLC

Enjoy free community events at Foundation For Youth! From Teen Nights and Haunted Trails to Prevention Palooza and more, these events offer fun, games, activities, and opportunities to connect in a safe and welcoming environment. SPRING BREAK FUN During Spring Break, we host and support substance-free alternative events for families in the community on select days and at designated times. These events provide youth with a safe, fun, and active way to spend their break, try something new, and make lasting memories—all at no cost to families. Past Events: Open Gym at FFY, swimming at the FFY Pool, gymnastics at the Columbus Gymnastics Center, ice skating at Hamilton Community Center & Ice Arena, and rock wall climbing at the Columbus Rock Gym. PREVENTION PALOOZA Prevention Palooza our annual, family-friendly substance-free alternative event at the Columbus Municipal Airport that promotes healthy choices and safe, fun experiences. The celebration features carnival rides, a rock wall, face painting, a corn maze, snacks, and more! It’s a vibrant and engaging way for families and friends to connect, explore, and enjoy activities together—completely free of charge. SAVE THE DATE: May 16, 2026 FFY TEEN NIGHT FFY Teen Night is a high-energy, welcoming evening designed just for teens to hang out, have fun, and connect with friends in a safe and supportive environment. Held once a month on a Friday from 6:30pm - 9:30pm at Foundation For Youth, these free events are open to all students in grades 7–12 and feature games, gymnastics, food, and open gym time. Teens can drop in, be themselves, and enjoy a fun evening created just for them. Questions can be directed to bgc@foundationforyouth.com or 812-348-4558 x221. 2026 Upcoming Dates: January 30, February 27, March 27, April 24, May 15, June TBD, July 31, August 28, September 25, October 30, November 20, December 18 HAUNTED TRAILS Haunted Trails is our annual fall event that invites families and community members to enjoy a spooky outdoor adventure at Columbus Youth Camp. This free evening event features a spooky trick-or-treat trail through the cabins, a hayride, a cozy bonfire, and delicious snacks, creating the perfect mix of thrills and seasonal fun. Guests are encouraged to wear their costumes as they enjoy a fun-filled night together in a substance and alcohol-free environment. SAVE THE DATE: October 16, 2026 BREAKFAST WITH SANTA Breakfast with Santa is our cherished annual holiday event that brings the community together for a festive and family-friendly morning at Foundation For Youth. Held each year on the Saturday in December, the free celebration features a complimentary breakfast, seasonal activities, and a special opportunity for families to visit with Santa in a warm and joyful atmosphere. Open to everyone in the community, this event is a wonderful way for families to connect, celebrate the season, and create lasting holiday memories together! SAVE THE DATE: December 19, 2026 TEEN NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY Each year, Foundation For Youth's Prevention Initiatives partners with local community organizations to host a free New Year’s Eve Party for Teens at the Hamilton Community Center & Ice Arena. This welcoming event gives teens a safe, substance and alcohol-free way to celebrate the New Year with friends. Attendees can enjoy open ice skating, a live DJ, exciting raffles, food, a festive balloon drop, and plenty of games and activities. SAVE THE DATE: December 31, 2026 BE A VOLUNTEER! SIGN UP TODAY

Explore how Foundation For Youth creates lasting, positive change in our community. Learn about youth-led initiatives making a difference, see highlights from our annual report, and discover how our programs empower young people and strengthen the community we call home. ANNUAL REPORT Check out our 2025 Annual Report to the Community! Click the button below to download. 2025 ANNUAL REPORT 2024 ANNUAL REPORT Foundation for Youth is designated a Platinum Level participant, demonstrating our commitment to transparency. LEARN MORE YOUTH-LED INITIATIVES The Torch Club A new initiative from Foundation For Youth, this group of 12 elected members represents the outward face of the Boys & Girls Club. Their mission is to make a difference in the community and be positive role models for their peers. Youth Ambassadors The Council for Youth Development (CYD), an initiative of Foundation For Youth, leads the Youth Ambassadors (YA) program. This program empowers Bartholomew County high school students in grades 10–12 who are dedicated to civic engagement and personal development. Youth Ambassadors take part in youth-led outreach projects, develop leadership skills, and advocate for equity within their communities. Each ambassador completes over 20 hours of community service and helps organize and participate in events such as International Youth Day, Spark Spirit Week, the Youth Empowerment Summit, and Global Youth Service Day. For many participants, the impact is life-changing. As former Youth Ambassador Bea Orben shares: “The community I found as a Youth Ambassador changed my senior year, my experience in Columbus, and my whole life. I learned to trust others’ support, see my strengths clearly, and believe in myself. Being a Youth Ambassador gave me the confidence to chase and achieve my goals.” Bea’s journey—from overcoming significant personal challenges to graduating with a 4.0 GPA, entering recovery, and pursuing architecture at Parsons School of Design—reflects the power of youth being seen, supported, and valued. Learn more! ECHO: Empowering the Community with Hope and Opportunity CYD's new youth empowerment program, ECHO (Empowering the Community with Hope and Opportunity), a youth-led leadership council made up of high school students committed to creating positive change. ECHO brings together young leaders from across youth organizations to elevate youth voices, strengthen mental health awareness, and lead prevention-focused efforts. Through monthly meetings, service projects, and community events, ECHO members collaborate to influence programs, inspire hope, and turn ideas into action—proving that when young people have a seat at the table, communities grow stronger. Learn more! Each month, Indiana Youth Services Association (IYSA) celebrates the work of one of the state’s youth service bureaus. In November 2023, The Foundation for Youth was featured. Building Stronger Futures Together For nearly 100 years, Foundation For Youth (FFY) has been a cornerstone of support, opportunity, and connection in Bartholomew County. Through a comprehensive network of prevention, enrichment, and intervention programs, FFY serves youth, families, and adults—meeting community needs today while building a healthier, more resilient future. At the heart of FFY’s work is a belief that every young person deserves access to safe spaces, caring relationships, and meaningful opportunities to thrive. From early childhood through young adulthood, FFY’s programs are designed to promote positive mental health, academic success, physical wellness, and lifelong skills. Prevention, Mental Health, and Community Well-Being FFY’s Prevention Initiatives work collaboratively with community members, coalitions, and partners to promote positive mental health and address substance misuse across Bartholomew County. Funded by the Indiana Division of Mental Health and Addictions and the Office of National Drug Control Policy, this work raises awareness, delivers evidence-based education in schools and community settings, and creates free, family-friendly, substance-free events that foster connection and belonging. By strengthening protective factors and empowering youth and families with knowledge and skills, Prevention Initiatives help reduce risk and support long-term well-being. Crisis Intervention and Immediate Support Safe Place is a national crisis intervention and prevention program for youth in need of immediate help. As the licensed Safe Place agency, FFY coordinates a county-wide network of schools, fire stations, libraries, and trusted community locations marked by the recognizable Safe Place sign. When young people face crisis—Safe Place ensures they are never alone and are quickly connected to safety, support, and long-term resources. Building Trust. Inspiring Growth. Creating Change. Foundation For Youth’s commitment to emotional well-being is grounded in Trust-Based Relational Intervention® (TBRI), a trauma-informed, evidence-based framework used across the organization to respond to youth and families with compassion, connection, and purpose. Alongside TBRI, FFY integrates Developmental Assets, Developmental Relationships, and LifeSkills to create safe, supportive spaces where children and teens can thrive — building confidence, resilience, and meaningful connections with caring adults. One powerful example of this work in action is the TBRI: Foundation For Hope Camps, which bring these practices to life through free, trauma-informed camp experiences at Columbus Youth Camp for families navigating foster care, system involvement, and the effects of trauma. Guided by trained staff and volunteers, families engage in empowering, connecting, and corrective practices that strengthen trust, emotional regulation, and healthy relationships. In partnership with agencies such as Johnson County Court Services, HopeAlight, and the Department of Child Services Region 14, these camps fill a critical gap — supporting healing, strengthening families, and building a more resilient community. At Foundation For Youth, we believe every young person deserves to feel safe, supported, and valued. Through these integrated, research-based approaches, youth are empowered to: Build trust and meaningful connections Strengthen emotional regulation, resilience, and self-awareness Grow confidence, decision-making skills, and positive values Feel seen, heard, and respected in consistent, caring environments Academic Success, Belonging, and Opportunity A cornerstone of FFY’s impact is the Boys & Girls Club at Foundation For Youth, which provides a safe, structured, and supportive environment every day after school until 6:30 p.m., as well as full-day programming during summer and school breaks. Serving youth ages 5–18, the Club is a vital support system for working families, particularly those facing financial hardship. Through a sliding fee scale and scholarships, no child is turned away due to cost. The outcomes are powerful: 67% of members return year after year 89% earn mostly As and Bs 90% are on track to graduate high school Summer Learning Lab participants showed an average 16% improvement in English Language Arts and Math Through programs such as Power Hour, Summer Brain Gain, DIY STEM, Maker Space Studio, Tech Lab, SMART Girls, Passport to Manhood, and career exploration through Indiana Kids, the Boys & Girls Club builds academic confidence, social-emotional skills, and future readiness. In addition to learning and enrichment, FFY meets a critical basic need: nutrition. Last year alone, the Club provided more than 11,000 meals and snacks. The Club has expanded to offer a daily hot afterschool meal—ensuring youth have the nourishment they need to focus, learn, and grow. Mentorship That Changes Lives Big Brothers Big Sisters , a program of Foundation For Youth, strengthens the community through one-to-one and small-group mentoring relationships that empower young people to reach their full potential. By pairing youth with caring, consistent adult mentors, BBBS helps build confidence, resilience, and hope—creating relationships that can change the course of a young person’s life. Innovative programs like CHARGED (Creating Holistic Achievement through Role Models, Guidance, and Empowerment for the Development of Teens) support teens ages 14–18 through small-group mentoring focused on life skills, relationships, and future readiness. Participants often form lasting bonds that continue beyond high school. As former CHARGED participant Makenna England shares: “While I was in high school, I wasn’t really involved in anything until I was invited to join the CHARGED program. It was the best decision I could have made. Connecting with Megan has changed my life… Now that I have graduated, Megan and I meet up for coffee or lunch and talk about life. I also know that someday I will be a coach for the CHARGED program and be to someone what Megan was and still is to me.” The impact of these relationships is deeply personal. As Big Sister Cathy King shares: “Being a Big Sister has been an incredible experience. The moments I cherish most were the simple ones—grabbing a coffee, baking cookies together, or just chatting during the drive home from school. Those everyday moments became the most meaningful. I’m deeply grateful to BBBS for connecting me with Leonia, and I know this relationship will continue for many years to come.” Through relationships rooted in trust, consistency, and care, Big Brothers Big Sisters helps shape a more connected, resilient Bartholomew County. Health, Wellness, and Recreation for All FFY’s Athletics and Aquatics programs promote physical health, confidence, and community connection through inclusive, affordable opportunities for all ages. From basketball, volleyball, and pickleball to swim lessons, water aerobics, and lap swimming, these programs support lifelong wellness. Adventure, Exploration, and Outdoor Learning Columbus Youth Camp has inspired generations of young people through outdoor adventure and experiential learning. Situated on 137 scenic acres, the camp offers activities such as hiking, archery, STEM, arts, athletics, and team-building experiences. The natural environment serves as an active classroom—helping youth build confidence, life skills, and a lasting appreciation for the world around them. STAY IN THE KNOW! Join the FFY Newsletter to get the latest updates on our programs, events, volunteer opportunities, and more!

Join the team at Foundation For Youth and help make a lasting impact on the youth of Columbus, Indiana. Become part of a dedicated, passionate organization that empowers local youth through mentorship, education, and leadership programs. Whether you’re interested in full-time or part-time, explore how you can contribute to building a brighter future for our community. Start your journey with Foundation For Youth today! JOIN OUR TEAM Are you ready to make a real difference in the lives of young people? Join our team at the Foundation for Youth and become a part of a passionate community dedicated to empowering the next generation. We believe in creating lasting impact by providing young individuals with the tools, resources, and support they need to thrive. With every program we offer, we’re helping to build brighter futures, and you can be a key part of that transformation. Part-time CHARGED Teen Group Mentor Help high school students build confidence, resilience, and positive relationships through meaningful small-group mentoring. As a Teen Group Mentor for the CHARGED Program, you'll lead engaging mentoring sessions using the Positive Action curriculum and TBRI principles while developing lasting connections with youth at one local high school and the RESTART Program. If you're passionate about empowering teens and making a lasting impact in your community, we'd love to have you join our team. Please send your resume and references to: oscar@foundationforyouth.com JOB DESCRIPTION APPLY Boys & Girls Club Youth Development Staff Our Boys & Girls Club operates year-round after school and during school breaks. We need all hands on deck to continue our relationship-building with all of our #FFYKids. If you have a passion for working with youth, want to make a difference, and create fun, meaningful relationships, check out the job descriptions below. Please send your resumes to: nathan@foundationforyouth.com AREA SPECIALIST JOB DESCRIPTION ADULT FLOOR STAFF JOB DESCRIPTION AMERICORP TERM OF SERVICE 450 HOUR APPLY Life Skills Training Facilitator Join our team to create a safe, positive space within school classrooms for middle and senior high school students. This individual will be facilitating the LifeSkills™ Training (LST) program. Classes are conducted during most Health classes in Bartholomew Consolidated School Corporation (BCSC). Please send your resume and references to: bgc@foundationforyouth.com. JOB DESCRIPTION APPLY BE A VOLUNTEER! SIGN UP TODAY STAY IN THE KNOW! Join the FFY Newsletter to get the latest updates on our programs, events, volunteer opportunities, and more!