World Youth Program 2016





Life Lessons Across Cultures and Around the World

Each year, the Lions International Youth Camp and Exchange Program introduces young people to life in other cultures by helping them travel abroad. Each Youth Camp and Exchange includes an extended stay hosted by one of our many international clubs.
As a participant in the Youth Camp and Exchange Program, you will:


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World Youth Camp Program 2016



Life Lessons Across Cultures and Around the World

Each year, the Lions International Youth Camp and Exchange Program introduces young people to life in other cultures by helping them travel abroad. Each Youth Camp and Exchange includes an extended stay hosted by one of our many international clubs.
As a participant in the Youth Camp and Exchange Program, you will:


  • Live with a family in another country
  • Meet people your age from around the world
  • Learn about the bonds we all share – and the differences we respect in each other no matter where we live

WFUNA Youth Camp: Korea 2013

  • Dates: 29 July - 10 August 2013
  • Where: Kyung Hee University Global Campus
  • Hosts: World Federation of United Nations Associations (WFUNA) and Kyung Hee University, College ofInternational Studies (KIC)
  • Partners: Hope to the Future Association, Best Delegate, and Debate Study
  • Website: For detailed information on the WFUNA Youth Camp: Korea in 2013 and information on the itineraryand trainer application, click here.

International Youth Exchange and Youth Camp Programs

An Exchange program can be arranged in hundreds of countries and geographic locations where there are Lions clubs. Most exchanges last between four and six weeks during which the participants (ages 15-21) stay with one or more host families in another country.
Camps are one or two weeks long and bring together young people (ages 16-22) from around the world. Camps usually include a family stay that lasts between one and four weeks. More than 100 Lions camps are held each year in about 39 countries. Activities include visits to places of cultural or natural interest, sporting events and country presentations by the camp participants.

How to Apply

Camp
To apply for a camp program, including host family stay:
1. Contact the camp director listed in the Youth Camp and Exchange Directory for more information and additional eligibility requirements.
Please note: if you use the electronic application, upon acceptance into a camp or exchange you must also provide a printed copy with signatures and an indemnity statement.
2. Contact your local Lions club to obtain the required signatures.
3. After signatures are obtained, the Lions club will forward the application to the district Youth Camp and Exchange chairperson.
Applicants selected to attend will receive a confirmation letter and information packet.
Exchange Program Only
To apply for a host family stay (no camp attendance):
1. Contact your local Lions club for sponsorship.
2. Complete an application.
3. Once sponsorship and signatures are obtained, the application will be forwarded to potential host Lions to confirm your exchange.

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