Whether it’s robotics club, a sports team, or homework help, all Children’s Aid community schools and centers provide quality activities that help kids reach their full potential.

The community school strategy delivers holistic services for children and families, connecting them to resources in their communities and fostering academic success.

All young people have limitless potential, no matter what challenges they face. Each Saturday, deaf and hard of hearing youth can enjoy an array of enriching activities that expand their world.

From before they take their first steps until the day they walk into their kindergarten classroom, our littlest ones are ready to be healthy, lifelong learners.

While young people in foster care face huge challenges, they too aspire to a better future through college and will succeed at that level with the right support and resources.

The evidence is clear: Higher education leads to greater lifetime earnings. A high school equivalency degree can be a crucial step to rising above the barriers of poverty, and to a better life.

A cornerstone of our community outreach is a commitment to provide children and youth with dedicated mentors who are there for them every step of the way.

For nearly 3,000 children and youth, we make sure that every summer is loaded with fun and intellectually engaging activities that keep young minds sharp. Review our 2024 Summer Camp schedule with locations.

When a meaningful job experience is coupled with academic achievement, a young person has a much better chance of finding success and independence in adulthood.

Wagon Road Camp provides a fun, engaging summer day camp for typical children, an overnight respite program for developmentally delayed youth, and adventure team building for school groups. We operate on a beautiful, 53 acre wooded campus in northern Westchester County.

The math is simple: College graduates earn much more over their lifetimes. Putting college within reach of young people and empowering them to succeed can and will break the cycle of poverty.

Meaningful youth work experiences lead to better career opportunities down the road. Adolescents can find an array of workforce options that connect with their academic and professional aspirations.

Many young people face extraordinary obstacles in pursuit of their aspirations. The Next Generation Center is designed to help youth meet those challenges and map out a route to success and stability.

Internships and job opportunities can help young men and women start shaping their futures and careers, and inspire them to achieve in and outside the classroom.