The City of Memphis Office of Youth Services administers summer programming for local young people, including MPLOY, a locally funded summer experience that places youth ages 16-22 in soft-skills training, entry-level jobs, and internships, plus the I AM INCLUDED program for youth with disabilities ages 14-22. It focuses on career readiness and workforce development rather than a traditional recreational day camp.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact City of Memphis Youth Services directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Chanel LoveI will like to give a great acknowledgment to the staff Cheryl Henderson she has been very supportive and attentive with her expertise with helping my son and I with the process to get everything submitted before the deadline question was answered very quickly and precisely thank you city of Memphis for employing Mrs Henderson 🙏
★★★★★Angela White😇😍This is a Fantastic program for the youth. My granddaughter is very happy. She is apart of wonderful program to those that is disable like her. This program has taught me a lot as well. The love and compassion is incredible. *Go Youth Service*!!! Way to go. 😀
★★★★★Riley MossThe Program is so wonderful and helped me get a job outside of the summer job and i recommend any parents to put their children into the program.
★★★★★CHatchThis is a great program for Memphis youth. During this pandemic, our youth needs 'us' more than ever. Please consider donating.
★★★★★CANDY CASTERThe program gave my son and I an opportunity to be of service to different projects in the Memphis Area. My son is learning the importance of giving back to the community, and how he isn't to young at the age of 15 to make a positive impact on what is going on around him. Mr. Griffin, and Mr. Robinson have really been great in being transparent about their personal experiences that has encouraged my son that if you keep God first, work hard, stay focused, and respect authority (parents included), you will, and you can succeed!