Youth Services

There is no Youth Center located on Henderson Hall, however, there is a Youth-Area-Sponsorship Program that works in coordination with Youth Centers and family members in the Washington DC area. Youth Area Sponsors provide the arriving family members with a variety of information on schools and community activities. Youth sponsors provide information and support before, during and after the move. For more information, contact the Children, Youth and Teen program coordinator at 703-696-3728/3712. 

Youth Sponsorship Program

There is no Youth Center located on Henderson Hall, however, there is a Youth-Area-Sponsorship Program that works in coordination with Youth Centers and family members in the Washington DC area.

Youth Area Sponsors provide the arriving family members with a variety of information on schools and community activities. Youth sponsors provide information and support before, during and after the move. They will also research information on your specific "points of interest" around the Washington DC area and communicate this information directly to the arriving family member by mail or e-mail. But most importantly, you'll make a new friend.

For more information, contact the Children, Youth and Teen program coordinator at 703-696-3728/3712. 

Metro DC Youth Centers

• Virginia:
  Ft Myer, Bldg 469, 703-696-3712
  Ft Belvoir, Bldg 1003, 703-805-4605.
  Quantico, Bldg 3312, 703-784-2249
• Maryland:
  Andrews AFB, Bldg 4700, 301-981-5636
  Annapolis, Bldg 126, 410-293-4998
  Patuxent River, Bldg 1597, 301-342-1694
• Washington DC:
  Bolling AFB, Bldg 4485, 202-767-4003

Family members are encouraged to use programs at military and civilian sites located closest to their residency.

Boy Scouts/Girl Scouts

The Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts of America have chapters in almost every community in the area. The Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Washington have activities which might be of interest as well.

Employment for Youth

Teenagers looking for employment opportunities should visit the Career Resources Center, Building 21, or call 703-614-6828. The Career Center has job postings in many different areas with part-time positions. The Career Center has a vast employment resource library, and the staff will be pleased to assist you in your job search.

Additionally, there are many volunteer job opportunities available. Quite often, these will lead to responsible, paid positions in the future. So, build up your resume and have the Career Resource Manager review it.