Holmes County Life Skills Camp

Holmes County Farm Bureau and Holmes County OSU Extension are proud to partner to host a Life Skills Camp in 2023. This camp is designed for teens and young adults ages 16-21 years old. 

This camp will feature a series of half-day camps and a career fair. Each half-day session will include three breakout sessions of the participant’s choice, lunch and a “tool” to get them started. 

Registration will open in April and will require a $10 registration fee as well as submitting your resume in advance. You will receive your resume back with suggestions from hiring professionals. Registration deadline is June 5, 2023. Camp sessions will be held June 19 and 26 at Harvest Ridge in Millersburg. This camp is open to all young adults from any county.

Sponsors are being sought to help cover the cost of hosting this event. Sponsor information

For any questions, contact Janessa Hill ([email protected]) or Kayla Jones ([email protected])

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