This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Active SWV Community Captains are champions of their communities who want to lead others to healthier and active lifestyles. They remove barriers preventing people in our community from being active by providing free weekly and monthly physical activity programs and have fun along the way. Activities range from walking and running groups to Tai Chi and yoga. The activity a Community Captain leads depends on what resources are in their community and the skills and interest of the Community Captain. A Community Captain volunteers their time and is continually supported by the staff at Active SWV.
Learn more about the experience of being an Active SWV Community Captain here.
Please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
Each of the Active SWV Community Captains are provided leadership training designed specifically to help them confidently lead a safe and informative physical activity program. Training includes, CPR and First Aid certification, one on one program development, social media training, and on-going support and encouragement from our Active SWV team. Additional professional training and certifications will be offered as each program grows.
The 2020 training class will be held July 25th and 26th at the Dun Glen Shelter. Classes will begin at 8:30 am with training presentations by Active SWV and the National Park Service. Lunch will be provided. Check out the Community Captain Training Facebook event page for updates and others information.
The National Park Service and Active Southern West Virginia have teamed up to bring you Get Active in the Park, an innovative partnership to provide free, beginner-level instruction to the New River Gorge region in outdoor activities like walking groups, hiking, biking, yoga, rocking climbing, stand up paddle boarding, tai chi, fly fishing, hiking, and more.
This program is led by trained Community Captains that volunteer to lead their favorite outdoor activity, building a network of neighbors committed to using outdoor spaces for health and wellness. Check out the Get Active in the Park Facebook page here.
Weekly activities in and around a volunteer’s home town works best for walking groups where there are no equipment needs and the Community Captain volunteers can receive one-on-one Leadership Training at a time and place convenient to them.
National Park Based Programs are for volunteers who want to lead bi-monthly outdoor recreation activities within the New River Gorge National River, our backyard National Park. This programming typically requires some equipment and the training is a mandatory one-day training held on May 4th and CPR/First Aid training on May 5th. This training will cover the Active SWV Leadership Training and the NRG National River Ranger presentation. Upon completion of this training, volunteers will become Active SWV Community Captains in the Get Active in the Park program.
Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience and there are many benefits to volunteering in your area.
Teaching experience is NOT necessary, as volunteers will be provided with training and/or certification on July 25th and 26th. If you have interest in teaching any of these programs, please complete a volunteer application prior to the in-person training and email to [email protected].
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