We are working on revitalizing KAYP youth programs and various outdoor activities for Korean-American youths, their friends, and parents.
Any parents who wish to join KAYP program should contact Taewon Jin. We need more adult volunteers.

Our programs are designed for students ages 12–18.
Some sessions may have specific age requirements.

Programs take place in New Hampshire, surrounding forests, lakes, mountains, and coastal areas.

Exact locations and itineraries are shared with registered families prior to departure.

You can register online through our website by completing the registration form, medical release, and liability waiver.

Cancellations made before the deadline may receive a partial refund.
Cancellations due to weather or safety issues will receive credit or refund.

We use trained staff, safety briefings, emergency protocols, medical forms, and activity-specific equipment.

Our average ratio is 1 staff per 6–10 participants.

We follow a documented Emergency Action Plan (EAP) and coordinate with local emergency services.

We follow a documented Emergency Action Plan (EAP) and coordinate with local emergency services.

Please list all conditions and medications on the medical form.
Our staff is trained to handle common medical situations.

Please list all conditions and medications on the medical form.
Our staff is trained to handle common medical situations.

KAYP provides participant accident insurance, but personal insurance is strongly recommended.

A detailed packing list will be provided after registration.

Yes. Limited phone access times will be provided. Emergency contact is always available.

Phone use is limited to designated times to encourage group engagement.

We maintain a zero-tolerance policy for bullying, violence, drugs, alcohol, or unsafe behavior.

Serious violations may result in dismissal without refund.

Yes! Families will receive a photo gallery link after the program.

Absolutely! Many of our participants return for multiple sessions.