Redemption Ranch of Arizona

Work Program
Every child will be assigned to a daily project that will teach marketable skills such as carpentry, plumbing, fencing, working cattle, home and auto repair and maintenance, and the care and feeding of animals, cleaning and cooking. These activities will be supervised by individuals skilled in the aforementioned activities. This program helps the boys replace negative behavior with positive, useful skills.


4-H
Each boy picks out a project such as horseback riding, raising a market animal to sell or show at the county fair, cooking, dog training, etc. These projects help teach the care and feeding of animals, life skills, responsibility, public speaking and communication skills. These projects will be supervised by trained 4-H leaders.


Community Projects
Community projects teach working together for the good of the community, caring for others, responsibility and how to help others less fortunate than themselves. Some of these projects include shoveling snow for the elderly or handicapped, cutting, hauling and stacking wood for families that are in need, cleaning up trash at local parks or a physically impaired person’s yard, or volunteering some time at the local food bank or homeless shelter.


On-line School and Tutoring (During full time program)
On-line schooling and tutoring will be made available through a certified schooling program for those boys that need additional help with their academic studies.


Rest and Recreation
The remainder of the boy’s time at the ranch is spent in rest and recreation, sleep, prayer and bible study. Recreation will be provided by such activities as team sports, games, movies, swimming, etc. Visiting pastors and qualified lay people will be volunteering their time for the bible studies.