In Tillamook, Juntos Afuera is a 10-week outdoor camp for high school students to learn about and celebrate themselves, while providing leadership development skills that grow an active group of youth explorers and stewards.
Activities Include:
In Hood River and Wasco Counties, Juntos Afuera was piloted for middle school students during the summer of 2022 as a collaborative effort with a local social service agency to bring youth to experience and explore outdoor recreation, careers, and their own Latinx identities.
Reach out to learn more about future Juntos Afuera in the Gorge!
We currently have three coordinators involved in Juntos Afuera in Tillamook, Wasco, and Hood River Counties. Reach out to learn more!
Juntos Program Coordinator, Tillamook County
Text: 503-676-5279
Contact Nat
Juntos Coordinator, Hood River and Wasco Counties
Text: 541-583-4652
Contact Andrea
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