Northern Youth Project serves young people ages 12 to 21, providing free programs and activities year round. The project works to empower teens in putting ideas into action: initiating projects they want to do, focusing on their interests, and engaging in activities driven by their passions. FLOW members initiate, plan, organize, execute, and manage all teen programs, community service projects and fundraisers—from mentoring younger children and community action to deciding where to go on field trips.

Offers to children and youth performing arts education, free healthy meals, tutoring, peer mentoring. Peer Mentors are recruited via a partnership with the City of Española’s Project R.A.C.E. They are trained and supervised by students from the Northern New Mexico STEM Mentor Collective under the guidance of Northern New Mexico College engineering professor and Moving Arts board member, Dr. Steve Cox. Please call for program schedules and availability of specific programs.

McCurdy has partnered with Big Brothers Big Sisters so that older students can be guided to mentor younger students. They meet once per week, when school is in session, to work on homework, play games, and interact in a positive environment. Please call to confirm times of mentorship activities.

One-to-one mentorship in which mentors (adults) and mentees (children and youth) either meet within a school setting or in the community or a virtual meeting (online). All Big Brother and Big Sisters mentors are screened with a background check, trained and supported by the central office team.

A facility for youth to hang out in a safe environment with adult support. Youth can interact with peers, do homework, or work on a group project such as robotics. Services provided for youth 12-19, with computer lab and tutoring available.