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The Family, Community and Youth Development (FCYD) program aims to build the capacity of the local youth, families, and community by establishing a network among governmental and non-governmental organizations to provide a positive environment that promotes volunteerism and teamwork while encouraging the youth, families and community to actively engage in shaping the future of the CNMI. The program provides community-specific and culturally-focused experiential learning opportunities that encourage personal development and build capacity amongst participants in order to foster a desire to learn, appreciate life, lead and meet their full potential. 

The Family, Community and Youth Development (FCYD) program aims to build the capacity of the local youth, families, and community by establishing a network among governmental and non-governmental organizations to provide a positive environment that promotes volunteerism and teamwork while encouraging the youth, families and community to actively engage in shaping the future of the CNMI. The program provides community-specific and culturally-focused experiential learning opportunities that encourage personal development and build capacity amongst participants in order to foster a desire to learn, appreciate life, lead and meet their full potential. 

4-H

The 4-H Youth Development program is the youth outreach program from the Land Grant Universities, Cooperative Extension Services, and the United States Department of Agriculture. The 4-H Name & Emblem is intended to represent the ideals of the program with its focus on Head, Heart, Hands, and Health.

  • Head – to clearer thinking: discover new interests; develop leadership skills; keep an open-mind by being more accepting of others; and increased sense of responsibility
  • Heart – to greater loyalty: increased positive self-concept; experience positive role models; personality and character growth; make new friends; and develop an appreciation for the community
  • Hands – to larger service: be more active within the community; develop the characteristics of selflessness; and learn new skills
  • Health – to better living: choose healthier food options; learn the importance of physical activity; and have fun

READY in the MIDDLE

An Engaging Youth Preparedness Initiative focused on a comprehensive Home Hazard Hunt and Emergency Preparedness Activity designed specifically for 10-19 year-olds and their families. This program is part of a comprehensive plan designed to enhance individual and family preparedness as well as to identify and mitigate against risks and hazards in and around the house, by specifically involving youth This innovative youth preparedness program is sponsored by NMC CREES in collaboration with CNMI HSEM & CNMI DFEMS and made possible through a partnership between Mississippi State University Extension and the Mississippi Office of Homeland Security.

MyPI Northern Mariana Islands Youth Preparedness Initiative

MyPI Northern Mariana Islands Youth Preparedness Initiative is an innovative, multi faceted program facilitated by trained and certified Instructors within our Community. MyPI Northern Mariana Islands (MyPI NMI) is a component of the National Youth Preparedness Initiative or MyPI National, a partnership of 27 states and two U.S. territories, delivering an innovative and engaging curriculum for teenagers.The MyPI program is open for youth ages 13-19. Participants will be trained in the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) curriculum, work with 7 families (including their own) to develop emergency kits and family communication plans.

MyPI Graduates complete: FEMA’s CERT Training; “PREP + 6” Community; Service Project; CPR and AED Certification; Specialized Technology and Career Tracks; Disaster Simulation

MyPI Graduates enhance: Leadership Qualities; Communication Skills; Teamwork Abilities; Civic Responsibility; Decision Making 

Disaster Response Advanced First Aid (DRAFA) Basic Disaster First Aid (BDFA)

Disaster Response Advanced First Aid (DRAFA) Basic Disaster First Aid (BDFA) is a community-based disaster preparedness and response training program. Program participants will be well equipped with the necessary knowledge and skills  to identify and respond to common first aid, emergency, and serious medical situations in a disaster, as well as other austere environments. The training emphasis is on preparation, prevention, assessment, and self treatment of illness and/or injury by providing lectures, discussions, and  hands-on activities that focus on leadership, teamwork, injury scenarios, and trauma. Open to community members ages 18 and older.

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  • Tayna Belyeu-Camacho

    State Program Leader

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  • Tonica S. Barcinas

    Extension Aide

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  • Jacklynn Sanchez

    Extension Aide III

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  • Alyssa Attao

    Extension Agent

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  • Francine T. Rago

    Extension Aide II

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