HARP is not a separate youth movement, independent of the structure within the communities, but exists to support and guide the youth as a key way to serve our families and communities.

 

HARP (High School Association for the Research of Principles) – Takes care of those of high school age, from 11-18, as they enter adolescence through to young adulthood and deal with maturation and the challenges and opportunities of the teenage years. We have a fine tradition of HARP workshops and a precious community where elders are engaged and involved with their younger brothers and sisters. But it is also a changing group in a changing social climate: 12 year olds of today are growing up in a very different world than that of a decade ago, so we need to consider how we can draw upon our experience and resources to help support them.