The "Devil Dog Kids Club" is probably your best bet for making
contact with your first new friends in San Diego.
Remember that San Diego
is a very big city, and you will find new friends in your new neighborhood and
new school.
Getting involved in sports and clubs at school and through
youth programs supported by your city offices will get you back into the swing
of things with new friends and new activities. Teenagers looking for employment
opportunities should visit the Career Resource Management Center at the Marine
& Family Service Center. The CRMC has job postings in many
different fields, offering full-time and part-time positions.
You may
wish to use the computers in the CRMC to write letters of introduction and
update your resume.
The CRMC has an extensive employment resource
library, and the staff will be pleased to assist you in your job search
strategies.
Work-age children of service members are very welcome to
visit the CRMC, Building 14, DSN 524-6780/5732/1283 or commercial 619
524-6780/5732/1283, for assistance in their pursuit of temporary and permanent
position opportunities. There are no youth centers at MCRD, however, the "Devil
Dog Kids Club" is probably your best bet for making contact with your first new
friends in San Diego.
San Diego is a very big city, and you will find new
friends in your new neighborhood and new school. Getting involved in
sports and clubs at school and through youth programs supported by your city
offices will get you back into the swing of things with new friends and new
activities. Teenagers will love San Diego!
Most cities have wonderful
programs all year long for all ages, community swimming pools, and swim
programs.
Check out your closest golf course to see if they provide
lessons and sponsor junior golfers.
There are sporting events galore,
beaches, and employment opportunities so you can save for that FIRST
CAR!
We Put Our Kids First!
Navy Region Southwest MWR Youth
Programs Department operates eight housing area recreation centers and offers a
wide variety of recreation programs for children ages three to seventeen. Some
of these programs include open recreation, contract classes, field trips, teen
programming, building rentals and special events, as well as the programs listed
below. For additional information on any of these programs or services, contact
your local Housing Area Recreation Center or call (619) 556-6165.
Before
and After School Program - This program is designed to meet the needs of
school-aged youth (five to twelve years) in the hours before and after school.
Organized and supervised activities are planned and conducted at specific times
before and after regular school hours.
Day Camp / Intercession - This
program is offered for youth between the ages of five and twelve and is
conducted during school holidays and summer vacation/intercession periods. Day
camp activities include arts and crafts, sports, games, swimming, field trips,
outdoor recreation, cultural programs and special events.
Tiny Tot
Program - Tiny Tot classes are offered to children ages three to five years old.
This part-time program provides an open environment where your child can
participate in arts and crafts, music and rhythm, story time, social games,
movement and much more.
Regional Fleet Recreation (619) 556-6310 or (619)
556-5570