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Project
U.S.E is a private, non-profit educational corporation who has partnered with Children's Resource Center for 7+ years. Project provides
a wide scope of outdoor environmental, educational and wilderness
experiences. Project U.S.E serves more than 250 public and private
schools, colleges, youth programs, community organizations, state
agencies and corporations throughout the U.S. With their corporate
office located in Red Bank, New Jersey, they are centrally located
in the Mid-Atlantic region. We also operate the Wildcat Mountain
Wilderness Center in Passaic County (Hewitt) on a year-round basis
and have another base of operations in the Pine Barrens of southern
New Jersey.
Another important program
area for Project U.S.E. is the Special Projects division. It was
formed in response to the rapid growth of adventure education in
middle school and high school curriculums as well as summer camps
and youth "at-risk" programs. Special Projects is involved with
all aspects of development of challenge course and experiential
education curriculum from conception through application. Project
U.S.E. will introduce you to this philosophy, design and build a
challenge course for your program, train your staff to operate the
course, provide safety inspections and course maintenance, and continue
to develop and expand your curriculum through in-service workshops
in future years

Programs can include a
variety of activities:
- initiative games
- group problem solving/team building
- low rope/high rope courses
- Rock climbing and rappelling
- canoeing
- sea kayaking
- environmental education
- backpacking
- outdoor living
- caving
- hiking
- orienteering
- cross-country skiing
The courses which are
offered are either one-day or multi-day courses. We also offer on-site
programs if you cannot travel to our centers, or would prefer us
to conduct a course at your facility.
For the past 7 years,
partnering with Project U.S.E, Ironwood Outdoor Center has offered
parent/child adventure education courses at their Lumberton New
Jersey site. These exclusive activities include high/low ropes courses,
canoeing the Rancocas waterways and many of the team building/initiative
games and environmental education programs which are so popular
with schools, corporations and community organizations in the area.
For more information regarding
programs, please call or contact Project U.S.E. at their corporate
office or visit them on the internet:
Project U.S.E
P.O. Box 837
76 E. Front Street
Red Bank, NJ 07701-0837
Phone (732) 219-7300
Fax (732) 219-7305
Email: projectuse@monmouth.com
Website: www.projectuse.org
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