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Youth volunteer at the National Schools
Why Baha'i? A story of a youth's journey to find her faith
Consider service at one of the National Schools/Institutes. Click here to see video
Location of National Schools/Institutes:
- The Native American Baha'i Institute: Houck, Arizona
- Louhelen Baha'i School: Davison, Michigan
- Green Acre Baha'i School: Eliot, Maine
- Bosch Baha'i School: Santa Cruz, California
Who is qualified for youth service:
Baha'i Youth in good standing ages 18-25 and/or a high school graduate.
What’s covered and what’s not during a service term:
- Youth volunteers are provided room and board in exchange for their service.
- Youth from outside the United States are responsible to obtain the documents necessary for entry into the United States, obtain medical insurance to cover their stay, arrange round trip transportation and have sufficient funds to cover their personal needs.
Who to contact for questions:
Baha'i Youth Service Corp (BYSC)
Education and Schools Office
US Bahá’í National Center
1233 Central St.
Evanston, IL 60201
Phone: 847-733-3514
Fax: 847-733-3502
We look forward to hearing from you!
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Year-round Baha'i Schools
Three major conference centers in the United States offer year-round programs for adults, youth, and children. Programs include opportunities for recreation, fellowship and learning, and are offered in a variety of formats, from three to five days in length, including family sessions, adult programs and special summer camps for children, adolescents and youth. Lodging and meals are provided for all programs in beautiful settings that provide a perfect environment to meet people, make new friends, and explore spiritual concepts.
Seasonal Baha'i Schools
At locations throughout the United States, family-oriented programs are offered once or twice a year during summer, winter or spring breaks in a variety of settings, including college campuses, campgrounds and conference centers. Lodging and meals are provided.
