A theater for kids + teens
Serving up drama for the young people of Napa Valley
We offer acting opportunities for kids, teens, and schools!

We provide resources for any need of any ages. We also provide absolutely free counseling.

Napa County Library offers many different resources to help teens gain access to information, materials, and experiences for educational or personal enjoyment. In addition to books, media, and other physical materials, dedicated staff is available to education on databases, find needed resources, offer fun activities, provide guidance to volunteers, and book recommendations upon request. Most important to the Teen Librarian is to help teens (and their parents) feel happy and safe using the library and the dedicated teen space.

Napa RCD provides a variety of youth programs, from in-school programs and internships to extracurricular volunteer opportunities in the environment and conservation fields. Many opportunities are focused around oak restoration and waterway cleanups.

Our mission as The Hero Foundation is to do our part in saving the world in every way we can and to bring love, peace, and prosperity to everyone.

As California’s leading college success nonprofit, 10,000 Degrees® supports students from low-income backgrounds to and through college.

El programa 4-H ayuda a los jóvenes, de 5 a 18 años, a alcanzar su máximo potencial como individuos competentes y seguros que contribuyen y están conectados con sus comunidades. En los programas 4-H, se anima a los jóvenes a descubrir sus pasiones, adoptar una mentalidad de crecimiento, practicar la autorreflexión y establecer metas. Los proyectos de 4-H se centran en la ciudadanía, la vida sana y STEM.

We serve TAY individuals (Transitional Age Youth) which are aged 16-26. These services target emancipated youth and others who may be displaced.

Burnett Therapeutic Services (BTS) offers Behavioral and Mental Health Therapy Services for children, youth, adults, couples and families.

Cafeteria Kids Theater lleva las artes escénicas a niños y familias en el Valle de Napa utilizando el teatro como un vehículo para unir diferentes etnias, orígenes y perspectivas. Los estudiantes que actúan mejoran las habilidades para hablar en público y desarrollan confianza, seguridad en sí mismo, empatía y autoestima.

Las poblaciones objetivo de Puertas Abiertas son la comunidad latina y otras comunidades vulnerables y desatendidas. Todos nuestros servicios son bilingües (inglés y español) y están disponibles para padres, tutores y adolescentes.

Child Start is committed to the development of the whole child—educationally, socially, and emotionally—through our Head Start/Early Head Start programs and in collaboration with community programs and services that benefit low-income families.

ACCPF provides educational outdoor activities for youth all ages in addition to low cost after school enrichment programs focused on arts & science. Scholarships are provided. In 2020, ACCPF launched free COVID response programs for youth: Park & Play, Curiosity Kids and Watershed Explorers.

Burnett Therapeutic Services (BTS) offers Behavioral and Mental Health Therapy Services for children, youth, adults, couples and families.

Dana is an education problem solver. If she can't help you, she will refer you to someone who can.

Mariposa & Bridging Brothers is a youth development program serving students at many middle and high schools in Napa County. Mariposa & Bridging Brothers is a program of the Napa County Office of Education.

The Napa County Office of Education serves students and families in Napa County through partnerships with our school districts, and innovative approaches to learning. We provide academic services and enrichment opportunities for students, teachers and the community. Our programs for teens include ACE Middle School After School program, Camille Creek Community School, Foster & Homeless Youth Education Services, Heron Lake Challenge ROPES Course, Safe Routes to School, Mariposa Girl Empowerment program and Tobacco/Vaping Use Prevention Education.

Youth over 18 can join our regular volunteer program. Our Youth program is for those under 18. Due to federal law, those under 18 cannot care for native birds, but you can assist with care for younger squirrels and opossums, pigeons, and select birds. Other duties are food prep, laundry, dishes, cage cleaning, gardening, landscaping, and repair work. Those volunteers aged 12-15 need to come with a supervising adult who takes the same training and volunteers at the same time as you. Once you are 16, you can be dropped off.

The NVUSD Wellness Program is an initiative focused on the health, well-being and academic success of Napa's students and families at five middle and high school campuses.

Teen Council informs, designs and organizes Teens Connect events in schools and the community.