Teenagers

hYPe - Helping Young Professionals Excel

URL	http://www.chamberbloomington.org/hYPe/
Phone	812.336.6381
Email	hype [at] ChamberBloomington [dot] org
Address	400 W. 7th Street Suite 102 PO Box 1302 Bloomington, IN 47404
Hours	M-T 8am-5pm, F 8am-4pm
Description	Helping Young Professionals Excel is a program of The Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce that is designed to provide opportunities for young professionals to develop a personal network, to grow professionally, and to succeed in business while enhancing the community's quality of life.
Subjects	Professional Associations Teenagers Young Adults

Macon Mentor Academy

URL	http://www.maconmentoracademy.org
Phone	812-369-4082
Email	maconmentor [at] tlcindy [dot] org
Address	3451 North Kingsley Drive Bloomington, IN 47404
Description	Faith-based mentoring and advocating for at risk youth and those considered having special needs. We also extend our support to their families through chaplaincy related services, parenting classes, job prep, ged courses, housing-food-clothing referrals, budgeting and encouragement to obtain postsecondary education.
Subjects	Education Religious Organizations Schools Teenagers Young Adults

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Math Matters Tutoring Program

Contact	Diana Schmalzried (Tutor/ Coordinator)
Phone	812-355-7513
Email	dschmalz [at] indiana [dot] edu
Address	Monroe County Public Library 303 E. Kirkwood Ave Bloomington, IN 47408
Description	Math Matters is a free tutoring program held at MCPL. Please Note: In the Fall of 2010, Math Matters will be restarting their services, and this info will be updated to include their new mission and description.
Subjects	Teenagers Tutors and Tutoring

Girls Incorporated of Monroe County

URL	http://www.girlsinc-monroe.org/
Contact	Lee Ann Jourdan (Executive Director)
Phone	336-7313
Email	info [at] girlsinc-monroe [dot] org
Hours	Office: 9AM - 4PM After School: 2:30PM - 6PM
Description	Girls Incorporated is a national youth organization dedicated to helping girls become strong, smart, and bold. We provide programs to girls after school, on weekends, and during the summer through our network of affiliates. In addition, we conduct research on girls' issues and advocate for girls. Girls who participate in our programs range in age from 6 to 18 and come from a variety of backgrounds, including Caucasian, African-American, Latina, Native American, and Asian, among others. Fifty-four percent are from single parent families.
Subjects	Children Recreation Teenagers Young Adults

MCCSC Adult Education GED Testing Center

URL	http://www.adult.mccsc.edu/ged1.htm
Contact	Sherry Dick (Director)
Phone	330-7731
Email	sdick [at] mccsc [dot] edu
Address	Broadview Learning Center 705 W. Coolidge Dr. Bloomington, IN 47403
Hours	Monday - Friday 7:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Description	Provides Basic Adult Education, GED Test preparation, ESL and Teen Learning, Workforce development and evening computer classes.
Subjects	Computer Literacy Employment General Educational Development tests. Teenagers

Monroe County Youth Soccer

URL	http://www.mcysoccer.org
Contact	David Weigand (Administrator)
Phone	(812) 333-8010
Email	cutters_soccer [at] yahoo [dot] com
Address	Monroe County Youth Soccer, Inc. 441 S. College Ave. Bloomington, IN 47403
Description	The goal of Cutters Soccer Club is to create an environment where every soccer player, recreational or Travel, may develop a passion for the game while fulfilling their potential as soccer players and young people.
Subjects	Children Soccer Sports Teenagers Young Adults

Indiana University Pre-College Recorder Program

URL	http://www.music.indiana.edu/precollege/year-round/recorder/index.shtml
Contact	Laura Hagen (Director)
Phone	855-9411
Email	lahagen [at] indiana [dot] edu
Address	1201 E. Third Street Merrill Hall 003 Bloomington, IN 47405
Description	The Recorder Program offers students 7-18 years old the opportunity to study recorder through individual lessons and group interaction with classically trained musicians. Each child will receive one private lesson per week, and may also choose to add one ensemble lesson per week. The teaching method is friendly and effective, with students playing after the first lesson. At the end of each semester the students will demonstrate their accomplishments by performing in one of the concert halls at the Jacobs School of Music. The Recorder Program is designed to establish a strong musical and technical foundation for playing and a lifetime of musical enjoyment. Students will master the fundamentals that allow them skills to perform several kinds of music, join a variety of ensembles or even pursue studies at the collegiate level.
Subjects	Children Indiana University Clubs/Organizations Music Recorder - Instruction and Study Teenagers Young Adults

Indiana University Pre-College Recorder Program

URL	http://www.music.indiana.edu/precollege/year-round/recorder/index.shtml
Contact	Laura Hagen (Director)
Phone	855-9411
Email	lahagen [at] indiana [dot] edu
Address	1201 E. Third Street Merrill Hall 003 Bloomington, IN 47405
Description	The Recorder Program offers students 7-18 years old the opportunity to study recorder through individual lessons and group interaction with classically trained musicians. Each child will receive one private lesson per week, and may also choose to add one ensemble lesson per week. The teaching method is friendly and effective, with students playing after the first lesson. At the end of each semester the students will demonstrate their accomplishments by performing in one of the concert halls at the Jacobs School of Music. The Recorder Program is designed to establish a strong musical and technical foundation for playing and a lifetime of musical enjoyment. Students will master the fundamentals that allow them skills to perform several kinds of music, join a variety of ensembles or even pursue studies at the collegiate level.
Subjects	Children Indiana University Clubs/Organizations Music Recorder - Instruction and Study Teenagers Young Adults

Indiana Youth Group

URL	http://www.indianayouthgroup.org/
Phone	1-800-347-TEEN
Email	iyg [at] indianayouthgroup [dot] org
Address	Mailing address: P.O. Box 20716 Indianapolis, IN 46220
Hours	Admin: M-F 9-5
Description	A social, support, and educational group for gay and lesbian youth under the age of 21. Provides a structured group experience for gay and lesbian youth. Bloomington chapter meets twice each month. Call toll free number or local number or email for dates, times and locations of meetings.
Phone	317-541-8726
Address	2943 E. 46th St. (46th St. & Binford Blvd). Indianapolis, IN 46205
Subjects	Bisexuality Gays Homosexuality Lesbians Teenagers