Georgia National Guard Youth Challenge Program
@georgiayouthchallenge.org
The National Guard Youth ChalleNGe Program was established by Congress in 1993 to turn around the lives of young men and women between the ages of 16 and 18 who are experiencing difficulty in completing traditional high school. This is a free program open to Georgia residents.
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Georgia National Guard Youth Challenge Program's Brand Colors
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#0868BE
Science Blue
8, 104, 190
208, 92, 39
96, 45, 0, 25
#70D4FB
Malibu
112, 212, 251
197, 95, 71
55, 16, 0, 2
#03335E
Green Vogue
3, 51, 94
208, 94, 19
97, 46, 0, 63
About Georgia National Guard Youth Challenge Program
The Georgia National Guard Youth ChalleNGe Program (GAYCP) is a premier residential alternative education initiative that serves youth aged 16-18, particularly those facing challenges in traditional high school settings. Established in 1993, this cost-free, voluntary 17-month program combines military discipline, mentoring, and education to transform the lives of at-risk youths. Through its structured curriculum, participants work towards earning their high school diploma or GED, while also developing vital life skills that empower them to become productive citizens.
GAYCP operates across 39 programs in multiple states, with a strong emphasis on leadership and character development. Graduates receive one year of personal mentorship, significantly enhancing their transition into adulthood. Notable outcomes include a 29% increase in educational attainment and an impressive 86% rise in college attendance among participants. With a proven return on investment of 166%, GAYCP is recognized for its effectiveness and commitment to fostering responsible, ambitious young adults who embrace new opportunities for success.
Company type
Educational
Year founded
1993
Company size
201-500 employees
Related Brands
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Dropout recovery program
Residential alternative education
Youth mentoring program
GED and high school diploma support
National Guard youth programs