The Cheyenne River Youth Project has served Lakota youth and their families for more than 35 years.
The organization has evolved from a small, volunteer-run youth center for 4- to 12-year-olds to a dynamic 5-acre campus with full- and part-time staff.
The youth project currently has six homes for employees.
The CRYP housing project includes a tiny home with a loft bedroom, a one-bedroom home, a two-bedroomHome, and a three-bedroom Home.
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