Community Recreational Services
Social Division
The Social Division provides Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community families with social activities throughout the year with a variety of options from programs that emphasize cultural awareness, social skills, life skills, teamwork, leadership, good citizenship, self-confidence, self-esteem, decision making, good sportsmanship, and experiential learning.
Salt River After School Program
Community Recreational Service After School Program is and AZCase accredited program and is FREE to students in grades K-6th who attend Salt River Elementary School or Noah Webster Elementary Schools. SRPMIC enrolled students have first priority followed by WOLF members. Transportation is provided from school, parents are responsible for pick up. The program runs Monday through Friday: 3:00pm-5:30pm.
Program provides:
- Help with Homework
- Gym and field games
- Science projects
- Culture activities
- Arts & Crafts
- Special Interest classes
- Fun and Educational field trips
- And more…
For more information, Contact: Ephraim Sloan at 480-362-6688/Ephraim.Sloan@SRPMIC-nsn.gov
Girl Scouts of America – Salt River Girl Scouts
This national program for girls runs during the school year, September through May. The girls work on earning badges by participating in neighboring events, community service, fundraisers, and outdoor field trips. End of year trips are planned for all girl scout troops. Bi-weekly meetings are held on Tuesdays and Thursdays. This program is for Community girls 5 to 17 years of age or grades K-12. Registration takes place at the Recreation Department office.
Contact:
Seraphania Gould (Seraphania.Gould@SRPMIC-nsn.gov / 480-362-7334)
Young Warriors Program
This program is for Community boys in 3rd- 6th grade with a focus on culture, leadership, good citizenship, good life choices, good sportsmanship and brotherhood. There are bi-weekly meetings and some weekend outings throughout the school year.
If you have any questions or comments please call or email, Ephraim Sloan at 480-362-6688/Ephraim.Sloan@SRPMIC-nsn.gov
Outdoor Recreation
Outdoor Recreation has been placed on hold for a short period. Updates will be provided as they become available.
The Youth Outdoor Recreation programs purpose is to give youth an opportunity to do outdoor activities, respect nature and promote physical and mental wellness. Some activities include hiking, fishing, paddle boating and trips to the wild life enclosures.
Adult Recreation offers adults hiking and paddle boating opportunities. Adults can sign up for the Hiking Club which will take them on some of Arizona’s best hiking trails and they will also be able to make reservations to kayak or paddle board on some of the local bodies of water.
For more information, Contact: Kevin RidingIn (Kevin.Riding-In.@SRPMIC-nsn.gov / 480-362-7409)
Summer Day Camps for Youth
Community Recreational Services provides a variety of summer camps for youth, teens and special needs. Camps are scheduled for the months of June & July with registration in May. Each run Monday through Thursday with times varying for each program.
Seasonal Camp
| Social Program Division – (480) 362-6360 Longmore Facility | ||
| Karria Silver | Recreation Coordinator I | karria.silver@srpmic-nsn.gov |
| Gabriel Penunuri | Recreation Coordinator I | gabriel.penunuri@srpmic-nsn.gov |
| Vanessa Ozoran | Recreation Coordinator I | vanessa.ozoran@srpmic-nsn.gov |
| Vanessa Lechuga | Recreation Coordinator II | vanessa.lechuga@srpmic-nsn.gov |
| Christina Schurz | Recreation Coordinator I | christina.schurz@srpmic-nsn.gov |