List of youth organizations

A Youth Organization is designed to show children the 'right path' to take in life. By example and by activity, these organizations teach children proper manners, good citizenship, and good will toward mankind. Some, but by no means all, of these are religious (such as bible camps).

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List of youth organizations

Organizations are international unless noted as associated with a specific country

4-H
Big Brothers (US)
Big Sisters (US)
Bnei Akiva (Israel)
Boys and Girls Clubs of America (US)
Boys' Brigade
Campfire USA (US)
CISV
Crusaders
Future Farmers of America (US)
Degree of Anona (US)
Degree of Hiawatha (US)
International Order of the Rainbow for Girls
Jewish Community Center
Junior Achievement
Junior Order Knights of Pythias (US)
Princes of Syracuse (US)
Methodist Association of Youth Clubs (UK)
haNoar haOver vehaLomed(The Working and Learning Youth) (Israel)
Pioneer movement
Royal Canadian Army Cadets
Royal Rangers
Scouting
- Girl Guides/Girl Scouts
- Brownies
- Boy Scouts
- Cub Scouts
- Venture Scouts
UK Youth (UK)
World Esperanto Youth Organisation (TEJO)
The Woodcraft Folk
YMCA
Youth Action Network (UK)
YWCA
World Youth Alliance

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Disbanded youth organizations

Hitler Youth (Nazi Germany)
Flechas and Pelayos (Spanish Falange).
Balilla and Arditi (Fascist Italy)
Croatian Eagles

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College and young-adult organizations

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List of youth organizations

List of youth organizations

Disbanded youth organizations

College and young-adult organizations

See also