Young Adults

Bloomington Community and Family Resources Department

URL	http://bloomington.in.gov/cfrd/
Contact	Peter Giordano (Director)
Phone	349-3430
Email	cfrd [at] bloomington [dot] in [dot] gov
Address	401 N. Morton Street Suite 260 Bloomington, IN 47404
Description	Sponsors the following programs, which have separate entries in the Community Information Database: Hoosier Healthwise (Children's Health Insurance Program); Child Care Assistance Program Bloomington Volunteer Action Center; Mayors Committee for the Handicapped; Bloomington Commission on the Status of Women PUBLISHES: Monroe County Guide to Child Care Making It Together (support group directory) Email Address: cfrd [at] bloomington [dot] in [dot] gov Web Address: http://bloomington.in.gov/cfrd/
Subjects	Emergency Services Information and Referral Services Local Government Women 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

Ellettsville Family Skateboard Park

Hours	Hours 4 pm - dark.
Description	Requires helmets, wrist, elbow and knee guards and waiver signed by parent.
Subjects	Children Skateboarding Young Adults

Banneker Community Center

URL	http://bloomington.in.gov/banneker
Contact	Bev Johnson (Recreation Programs Manager)
Phone	(812) 349-3735
Email	johnsobe [at] bloomington [dot] in [dot] gov
Hours	Monday through Friday, 9am - 5pm
Description	Part of the City of Bloomington Parks and Recreation Department, the Banneker Center offers a wide range of recreational activities for all ages.
Additional Contact	Leslie Brinson (Program/Facility Coordinator)
Phone	(812) 349-3734
Email	brinsonl [at] bloomington [dot] in [dot] gov
Subjects	Community Centers Recreation Young Adults

Junior Achievement of Central Indiana, Inc.

URL	http://www.jaindy.org
Phone	(317) 252-5900
Email	info [at] jaindy [dot] org
Description	Our purpose is to educate and inspire young people to value free enterprise, business, and economics to improve the quality of their lives. Locally, our vision is to know we have changed lives by connecting people in a business education community. Junior Achievement offers curricula for students Kindergarten through the 12th grade. Programs are administered to our participating schools and individuals by licensed classroom teachers, volunteers, business professionals and JACI staff.
Phone	(877) 252-5224
Subjects	Trade/Business Associations Young Adults

Boys and Girls Club of Bloomington

URL	http://bgcbloomington.org/
Contact	Jeff Baldwin (Executive Director)
Phone	812-332-5311
Email	jbaldwin [at] bgcbloomington [dot] org
Address	311 S. Lincoln St. Bloomington, IN 47402
Hours	Hours: 3-8 Mon-Fri, closed Saturday and Sunday.
Description	The mission of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Bloomington is to enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens. A Boys & Girls Club provides a safe place to learn and grow; ongoing relationships with caring, adult professionals; life-enhancing programs and character development experiences; and hope and opportunity.
Phone	812-336-6501
Subjects	Children Recreation Young Adults

Tulip Trace Council of Girl Scouts

Contact	Deborah O'Brien (Chief Executive Officer)
Phone	336-6804
Email	gscouts [at] tuliptrace [dot] org
Address	5596 East State Road 46 PO Box 5485 Bloomington, IN 47407-5485
Description	The Girl Scouts of Tulip Trace Council is dedicated to helping girls build character and gain skills for success in the real world. In an accepting and nurturing environment, and in partnership with committed adult volunteers, girls develop strong values, leadership skills, and conviction about their own potential and self-worth that will serve them all their lives. Tulip Trace Council, in partnership with adult volunteers, serves nearly 3000 girls ages 4-17 and 1500 adult volunteers in 14 south central Indiana counties. Girl Scouts are open to all girls ages 5-17 and all adults, age 18 and older who wish to join. The organization has 4 major focuses: 1) Develop self-potential, 2) Relate to others with increasing understanding, skill and respect, 3) Develop values for life, 4) Contribute to the improvement of society.
Phone	(800) 467-6804
Subjects	Children Girl Scouts Young Adults