Week long Summer Surf Camps Start June 4th through August 4th!

3 different categories of surf camps this year:

Open: Ages 9-18
Teens Only: Ages 13-18
WEE Wahine: Ages 6-9

Visit our Calendar for Full Schedule & Information

Registration Form

Teens: Join us for Summer Surf Camp

June 18-22
9am-3pm

In this week long surf camp we will partner with YES!

YES! is dedicated to providing youth with a healthy body, a healthy mind and a healthy lifestyle by offering youth practical tools and life skills to manage stress and emotions. The 30-hour experiential learning curriculum includes three modules: Healthy Body, Healthy Mind, Healthy Lifestyle. Daily schedule will include Yes surfing and surf instruction for beginner to intermediate surfers ages 13-18.

All surf equipment provided.
Fee : $300
Location: Del Monte Beach, Monterey.

Pre-registration for this camp is necessary and is limited to 20 girls.

Please return Registration forms with payment by May 15th to:
The Wahine Project, PO Box 51204, Pacific Grove, CA 93950.

Please contact us asap if a scholarship is necessary.
Questions, Please contact Dionne @ 831-236-4642 or Dionne@thewahineproject.org

http://www.youthempowermentseminar.org/

www.thewahineproject.org

Wahine Project speaks about Surfing Locally, Responding Globally. Check out “TEDxYouth@Monterey – Dionne Ybarra – Surfing Locally, Acting Globally“!

The Wahine Project caught the eye of Monterey Bay’s KION. Check out the clip titled “Salinas Girl Starts The Wahine Project” to see the fun and inspiration!

The Wahine Project made a full color splash in The Monterey Herald.

“Jennifer Villalobos wanted to surf before, but it’s an expensive sport, she said, and nobody in her family surfs. So the 17-year-old Salinas High student jumped at the chance of free lessons.

“I really love it,” she said. It is the second session for Jennifer, and as she takes a break from the surf, she sits on her board, beaming.

“I stood up twice last time. I’m going to get up again.”

So she gets up, drags her hot pink board by the nose, and heads back into the waves.”

Click below for the full article:

Water women: The Wahine Project teaches more than surfing in Monterey – Project helps girls’ self-esteem

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