Before School, After School, and Full Day programs for elementary-age students.

Instruction in brass, keyboard, guitar, percussion, vocal and dance. Lessons provided after school during the week.

Before School, After School, and Full Day programs for elementary-age students.

Support and self help to inner-city Davenport youth.

After school and summer programming where youth participate in homework/tutoring assistance, appropriate behavior lessons, problem solving skills, making responsible decisions, responding to conflict appropriately, and skill-building activities in a range of subjects.

Provides after-school programing which includes homework tutoring, physical activities and expanded learning opportunities.

Before School, After School, and Full Day programs for elementary-age students.

After school programming. Enrolled students provided with snacks, homework assistance, and hands on STEM and daily activities. Community groups such as Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and UNL Extension programs offered.

Offered at Centennial, Emerson, Lost Creek, North Park, and West Park elementary schools.

An after school program is held at the Oskaloosa Elementary School Commons.

A safe play area for children ages 6 weeks to 9 years old. Service is ONLY available while parents/guardians are at the Y facility, with a two-hour maximum time limit per day.

Offers activities such as swimming and games.

Academic programs for preschool, elementary, junior, and senior high students.

Before and after school day care.

Provides Before and After School Care for elementary age children at seven locations in Ames. Provides care full days when there is no school during the 9 month school year. Summer day camps during the summer.

The Early Childhood Education Center, for ages 3-5 years old, uses a Montessori-inspired curriculum. Operates weekdays, morning through afternoon, throughout the year.

The Out-of-School Program targets school aged children between the ages 5-13. Monday-Friday, program participants are picked up from school and brought to the Center. Includes homework help, communication activities, college planning, entrepreneurship programming, mentorship and volunteer opportunities.

Serves as the lead agency for the Community Learning Center (CLC) at Culler Middle School. CLCs serve as a collaborative component between schools' administrative staff and community based organizations and provides extended learning opportunities for both students and families.

Availability of other programs may vary and may include:

The Health Outreach Program is advocating for the African American community in Lincoln by providing basic health care information and ensuring that there are no barriers to getting care. Targets African American adults who do not have a medical or dental home and/or have not seen a doctor in the past year.

Breast Cancer Outreach Initiative empowers all women, especially African American women to do preventive screenings and if necessary, helps them receive treatment. This program ensures that all women receive clinical breast exams.

The Talented Tenth Scholars Program provides African American males between the ages 13-18 with cultural awareness, social support, and academic enrichment. The Youth Empowerment Curriculum draws strength from the African American cultural ideal of collective work and responsibility, by creating a cohort of adolescent scholars who will experience the curriculum together and by matching them with mentors. It aims to motivate the youth to work for the betterment of themselves as individuals, and as conscious and committed members of their families and communities. The program's goal is to help the participants develop leadership and graduate from high school.

Strong Courageous Girls Program is a gender, culturally specific and evidence based prevention program for African American girls ages 12-18. Using the Smart and Strong Curriculum, this program operates twelve months a year and helps young women build self- esteem, develop coping skills for everyday life, and provides them the tools to reach their goals.

Moving Forward to End Domestic Violence financially empowers women by enabling survivors of interpersonal violence to achieve financial empowerment and job readiness through culturally appropriate services.

Literacy, educational support, mental health services and referrals to other agencies as needed.

Works to address the holistic needs of each child through:
A safe environment with caring adult mentors.
Healthy meals and bags of weekend food.
A hands-on curriculum with a focus on reading, STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) and classroom readiness.
Partnerships with other agencies to ensure families' basic needs are met.
Basic swimming and water safety skills through swimming lessons.
Behavioral health services and skill building groups.
Leadership and workforce development opportunities for teen alumni.
Adult education classes such as ESL, literacy and GED that increase self-sufficiency for parents.
Opportunities for kids and parents to engage with each other and give back to their community.
Outdoor learning through the Nature Explore Classroom and gardening clubs.

**Construction has begun at 210 S. 5th St. location in Ames. All Ames Club services will resume at the Ames Center Gymnasium at 1323 Northwestern Avenue (the north side of campus) starting Monday April 1, 2024.

Provides after school club program. To be added to the Summer club waitlist in Ames ask for Becky Lundy. To be added to the Summer club waitlist in Nevada ask for Krek Chavez.

Youth and adult sports and fitness classes.

Water therapy classes.

CPR classes.

Preschool program.

Summer child day camp.

YMCA Adventure Camp after school program is offered in each of the Gering Public Schools.

Provides a safe and positive learning environment by taking at risk youth off the streets on the weekends, when acts of mischief, crime, or violence occur. Each week, young people gather together to learn and develop evidence-based, positive skills and traits to sustain them throughout their lives. Healthy kids movement for coping skills. Free meals.

Before School, After School, and Full Day programs for elementary-age students.

A safe play area for children ages 6 weeks to 9 years old. Service is ONLY available while parents/guardians are at the Y facility, with a two-hour maximum time limit per day.

Provides before and after school care at : Cunningham, Highland, Irving, Kingsley, Kittrell, Lincoln, Lou, Henry, Lowell and McKinstry Schools in Waterloo.

Provides day care for children six weeks through 12 years of age and nursery school and preschool for children ages 3-5.

Located at 921 1st Street Northeast, Sibley, IA.

Students sign up for clubs for each quarter. Entry into clubs is on a first come, first served basis. Clubs are held on either Mon/Wed or Tue/Thu. Students must attend both days of their club on a regular basis to be enrolled. No clubs are offered on Fri, but if enrolled in a club, students can attend planned activities for Funtastic Fridays. Enrolled students who are eligible for free or reduced lunches may attend the program free of charge.

Partners with 8 organizations that coordinate 31 school based afterschool programs in Omaha Public Schools. Referrals for families seeking after school care.