1. Who are the Wyldlife leaders?
Leaders are adult volunteers who have a heart for young people. The majority of the leaders in Tucson are college students, but volunteers can be any age: parent, teacher, and community member who have a heart to reach out to kids.

2. What are the qualifications to be a Wyldlife leader?
Every leader goes through training and a final interview before placed on a team. Each leader is submitted to a background check through an outside company and must be approved by Young Life to be a driver, and cannot drive middle school kids without parental consent. Each leader agrees to sign a leadership covenant and  the Young Life Statement of Faith.

3. What is the adult supervision at Wyldlife events?
Besides our trained leaders, most clubs are hosted at a home, and the parents are there to host. Many times, other parents are present to help welcome, answer questions, and lend a hand with events.

4. Are parents allowed at Wyldlife events?
We invite parents to see what their child is a part of. Parents are welcomed to be present at Wyldlife events to meet leaders, staff, and understand what their child is attending.

5. How can I help with Wyldlife?
Adults can help in multiple ways! For the best way to find out how you can help, contact your local club. Here are a few ways you can help:

- Bring snacks for club

- Bring dinner for leaders

- Organize a carpool or help to pick up and drop off kids

- Serve on the area committee and help make decisions for the ministry

- Organize a prayer group or get involved with Moms In Touch

- Be a volunteer leader!