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Spring Campout

Spring Campout


Once again it's time for the Pathfinders annual Spring Campout. The campout will once again be held at Camp Cody on beautiful Lake Ossippee in Freedom, NH. The annual fundraiser made it possible for the Pathfinder Nation to once again subsidize this event. We are looking forward to all current members and hopefully new members attending.

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Nation Activities

Nation Activities

Each month the organization plans an event that all "tribes" can attend. The Nation events can be anything from ice skating, sledding, camping, hiking, going to a sporting event (Manchester Monarchs, Manchester FisherCats), attending a play, etc. This tie give the daughters a time to bond with the friends that they have made in the organization. It also is  a time to strengthen the bond between father and daughter. 

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What is a Tribe

What is a Tribe

The Pathfinder Tribe is a group of approximately six to eight father and daughter teams. The tribe usually meets twice monthly in the homes of its members on a rotating basis. Meeting nights are dependent on the parents schedules. Father and daughter are expected to attend as a team. Therefore, each father and daughter team is kept on a one to one basis within the tribal group.

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Pathfinder History

Pathfinder History

When first formed in the mid 1990’s, the Indian Pathfinders was originally under the umbrella of the Greater Manchester YWCA.  The program got started when a Dad from the Midwest moved and brought the idea to New Hampshire after participating in a YMCA Princess Program.

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Who are the Indian Pathfinders

Who are the Indian Pathfinders

The Southern New Hampshire Indian Pathfinder organization is different from scouting, sports teams, and many other activities because it is specifically intended to be a father and daughter organization. Our members join the program specifically because father and daughter want to spend more time together. This program provides a wealth of opportunities and settings you are unlikely to find otherwise.

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    What is a Tribe

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    Pathfinder History

  • Who are the Indian Pathfinders

    Who are the Indian Pathfinders

Indian Pathfinders Mission

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Indian Pathfinder Members

The MISSION of the Southern New Hampshire Parent/Child Program is to strengthen the relationship between fathers and daughters. This is accomplished through participation in a variety of fun and challenging activities, employing a Native American theme, which nurture, mutual love, understanding, and respect. The success of the program is predicated on the father's commitment of time to his daughter, to his tribe and to the Pathfinder Nation.

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Indian Pathfinders Nation Events

Nation Events

A time to streghten the Bond between Father & Daughter.

Indian Pathfinder History

Pathfinder History

Find out how the Pathfinders started.

Get Involved with the Indian Pathfinders

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Pathfinder Facts Why Join the Indian Pathfinders

4Age when your daughter can become a member

95% Of funds raised annually are used towards Nation Events

#1 Father and Daughter program in Southern New Hampshire

80+ Number of members and growing

3Annual Campouts and 9 Monthly Nation Events

Latest Events Upcoming Nation Events

Spring Campout
06-01-2012 - 06-03-2012
Time: 05:30 PM - 08:30 AM EDT
Longhouse Meeting
06-04-2012
Time: 07:30 PM - 09:30 PM EDT

Indian Pathfinders About Image"My dad, Mark Oswald, was the gentleman who started the program in NH after we moved here from Kansas in the late 80s/early 90s. I loved being a part of "Indian Pricess" and my dad and I often tell stories about our time together in the program. We still have our bright yellow shirts, though they no longer fit, and lots of memories!... ~Amanda Oswald (Little Moose)"