Rocky Mountain Youth Corps

Prevention services- a taos area initiative to mitigate and prevent alcohol and drug abuse among the general population of the county and surrounding native american pueblos.

Canine leadership - in 2018, rmyc initiated the canine assisted leadership crew to provide paid work experiences for youth ages 15-22 who have barriers to employment, such as disability or health conditions, themselves. The canine-assisted leadership crew members and the service dogs are training, will also be camp counselors at camp l.e.a.d., a leadership, empowerment, and abuse prevention day camp in taos for younger children with disabilities. This program ended in december 2023.

Training- the leadership and training center is the internal training provider for rmyc that also offers its powerful training to community partners. The staff of this program offers project specific trainings, workforce development trainings and personal leadership trainings to rmyc's members. In addition, the ropes course is offered to every crew but also made available to community organizations looking to take advantage of the team building, leadership preparation and personal goal-setting opportunities the ropes course has to offer.