Skills Clubs

Culinary Club: 

Tuesdays or Thursdays from 3PM – 5PM

Location: 1009 Main Street

Students  will learn how to cook and bake tasty meals using simple meal ingredients a person might find in a food box! Skills include kitchen safety, nutrition, equipment knowledge, and food preparation. (14 slots available each session)

Enroll In The Club

Spark Lab

IYS has partnered with Microsoft to offer digital learning courses for youth, young adults, and families. Courses include career development, minecraft coding, and certifications in courses to lead youth into the future! Find our courses on our newly developed app “IYS DigiSpark” available on Google Play and Apple Store on November 8th.

Independent Living

The Independent Living Program is designed to help young people ages 14-23 in Klamath County who are or have been in foster care become self-sufficient. We hope to help these youth improve their chances at becoming successful adult citizens. Youth are given encouragement and the support that they need to complete their high school diploma or general education diploma, find employment, and secure housing, as well as gaining other important life skills and access to resources. 

The Independent Living Program Coordinator provides one-on-one mentoring and peer group classes to help youth grow. Students can sign up through their local DHS office to be involved!

Youth Advisory Boards

Young Leaders Taking Action

IYS is excited to jump start a new and exciting way for youth and past program participants to share their opinions on programs and services! Currently 9 of the 10 positions are filled, and this is available to ages 14-23 to be involved in. Students are paid $30 per session, along with provided snacks and activities. If this is something that might interest you, feel free to reach out to volunteer@iyskfalls.org