Looking for
a place?
Discover places to learn, volunteer, apprentice or work. Start where you are, even if you haven’t figured out your calling.
Explore your opportunitiesAn AdventYouth pathway into agriculture
Find Your Field: Find your place.
Grow your calling.
Build what’s next.
For young people ready to learn, volunteer, apprentice, or work in farming, gardening, and country outposts. Find Your Field is AdventYouth’s pathway into agriculture, bringing together willing hands, practical places, and mentors who help them grow.
ONECONNECTED
NETWORK
Young explorerLooking for a place
Skills • Purpose • AvailabilitySeeking
Country outpostA place to learn and serve
Training • Service • WorkHosting
Experienced mentorHelping skills take root
Guidance • Practice • GrowthTeaching
A pilot in development. Start small, learn honestly, grow responsibly.
Peoplewith willingness
Placeswith purpose
Mentorswith experience
The missing connection
The people are out there.
So are the opportunities.
There are young people ready to serve, places with real needs, and people willing to teach. The missing piece is often a way for them to find each other.
Looking for
Building
something?
Find people who share your mission. Offer a training place, internship, volunteer experience, paid role or leadership pathway.
List an opportunitySomething
to teach?
Pass on the knowledge, craftsmanship and wisdom a lecture alone cannot teach. Help raise up the Final Generation.
Become a mentorPlaces & programs on OutpostOS
Find a place.
Learn through useful work.
Meet the outposts offering programs for practical learning, service, and growth. Read the full program details on OutpostOS, then express interest through your AdventYouth profile.
Finding places and programs on OutpostOS…
Program information is supplied by OutpostOS.
A path, not only a profile
From wanting to go
to being ready to lead.
Finding a place is the beginning. The deeper purpose is to help people grow through useful work, honest learning and demonstrated responsibility.
Proposed pilot focus
It begins with an introduction.
Connect young people with agriculture opportunities supplied by OutpostOS, alongside the guidance needed to learn, serve, and grow on farms and at country outposts.
Agriculture opportunities from OutpostOS
Permission-based introductions between people and hosts
Personal follow-up to learn what works
From opportunity to readiness
Not qualified yet?
Then let’s grow.
A person might want to manage a farm but still need experience with crops, budgets or people. Rather than leaving them at a closed door, this illustration shows what preparation could look like.
The skills shown here are illustrative; qualifications must ultimately be set and verified by real hosts.
Plan your first stepIllustrative development plan
Pathway to Farm Manager
Try the checklist to see how a development plan could change. This is an illustration, not an assessment.
1 of 5 capabilities marked
The first field
Begin with agriculture.
Build on real relationships.
The proposed pilot starts with farms and country outposts: places where useful work, practical learning, and shared responsibility can grow together.
Pilot planning · no placements are open on this pageStart with
real needs.
Listen to prospective hosts. Understand the work, the learning environment, and the support a young person would need before describing a placement.
Make careful
introductions.
Develop a process with clear expectations, consent, suitable supervision, and a person to follow up with both the learner and the host.
Learn before
growing.
Use the experience of a small pilot to understand what works. Expand into other fields when the relationships and practical support are ready.
Begin where you are
Your next step
could begin with a conversation.
Explore your place in agriculture, offer a practical opportunity, or help someone grow. Choose where you would like to begin.
For learners
Find your first step.
Join AdventYouth, then complete your profile and share your interests on OutpostOS. Explore farming, gardening, and outpost programs there.
Join AdventYouthFor farms & outposts
Offer a place to grow.
Register your farm or outpost on OutpostOS, then add the programs and opportunities you offer. Find Your Field draws its published locations and programs from that directory.
Register your center on OutpostOSFor mentors
Pass on what you know.
Share your experience in agriculture, practical skills, or outpost leadership. Help a young person connect useful work with character, responsibility, and faithful service.
Discuss mentoringGood questions
A few things
worth knowing.
A clear picture of what Find Your Field is today, and what the pilot is working toward.
Where do these programs come from?
The locations and published programs shown here come from OutpostOS. Follow a program to read its full description and contact the host. Dates, participation requirements, and application options are set by that host.
How does Find Your Field relate to AdventYouth?
Find Your Field is the pathway into agriculture within the AdventYouth movement. It connects the vision of practical agricultural opportunities with preparation, mentorship, and faithful service, alongside the movement’s other initiatives.
Why start with agriculture and outposts?
Gardening, farming, and country living offer practical settings for learning responsibility, useful skills, teamwork, and service. The pilot aims to learn from these settings before considering other fields.
Do I need to be experienced already?
You can express interest wherever you are in your development. A future opportunity would need clear prerequisites and supervision matched to the work. The example readiness checklist illustrates learning steps; it does not qualify anyone for a role.
What would a host or mentor need to provide?
Planning starts with a conversation about the purpose, work, learning goals, supervision, and practical arrangements. Any placement would need clear responsibilities and terms agreed with the people involved before it begins.
How do I find dates, costs, and availability?
Open the program on OutpostOS for the host’s current details. Some programs invite an enquiry before dates or participation can be confirmed. Contact the host about accommodation, travel, fees, and any work or training arrangements.