Boys and girls meeting on a regular basis with volunteer adult leaders. The program has progression (levels). Each level will allow youth to do more challenging things. The club program includes a wide variety of projects and activities. Youth receive awards for participation and achievement.

     Purpose is to build self-esteem, give community service and learn group skills.

     Club Programs Levels: 

Teens In Action

    A Youth advocacy program involving youth empowerment and addressing teen issues, by the teens themselves, with adult supervision. Youth are involved in community awareness in the education and prevention of issues such as Global Awareness, AIDS, Teen Suicide and Teen Violence.

    Older youth can volunteer and be part of Camp Fire USA outside the club program!

Community Family Club

    Club members consist of the family not defining family makeup. It is open to adults with children. Key points of the club are to spend quality time with your family, strengthen the sense of community and provide a comfortable, casual environment to meet neighbors and make new friends.

    Camp Fire believes in serving the community and members are encouraged to give service through council service projects and at the club level. For more information on the above programs contact the Camp Fire USA Northeast Ohio council at (330) 502-1460.

JR Cabinet

    The JR Cabinet is composed of 3 youth from each of the 16 counties we serve. The youth are between the ages of 11 and 14 and serve in an advisory capacity at the council level and represent youth of that age group.

    JR Cabinet and Youth Advisory Cabinet Responsibilities are as follows:

• Terms are two years
• Discuss matters of mutual concern related to youth
• Review council level program curricula to provide youth input
• Help plan for Camp Fire USA Northeast Ohio council events involving other youth in your age range
• Represent Camp Fire USA at events with liasion organizations
• Evaluate YAC & JR Cabinet applications yearly and determine the questions to be asked of applicants
• Help set up local service projects and get other youth involved

The JR Cabinet and Youth Advisory Cabinet meet quarterly and can conference call if needed. Other ways members keep in touch with each other is through email or mail corespondence.

If you are interested in either the JR Cabinet or the Youth Advisory Cabinet, please contact the office for an application form.

Junior Fair Board Representative

    We're looking for youth between the ages of 15 and 19 who would like to be Junior Fair Board Representatives for your respective county. Board members are required to attend all Jr Fair Board Meetings and keep the Camp Fire USA council informed of the Jr. Fair Board activities. Their are also responsible for involving the council in fair activities. Finally Jr Fair Board Members are expected to wear the Camp Fire Insignia proudly and obey the code of ethics.