This nonprofit offers after-school programs in Staten Island, Harlem, Washington Heights, and the South Bronx. Activities include art, sports, technology, and leadership lessons, Monday to Friday. Tuition varies; some locThe Children's Aid Society – Locations in the Bronx, Manhattan, and Staten Islandations are free, others affordable with financial aid. Limited space available.

Situated in the heart of Alphabet City, the Lower East Side Girls Club serves middle and high school girls from the area in its cutting-edge, 35,000-square-foot facility. Membership and programs are cost-free, with active family participation required. The facility boasts a maker shop, biology lab, sound studio, rooftop garden, culinary kitchen, and more. Through diverse programs, girls engage in shaping a future focused on "Joy. Power. Possibility"

This initiative offers engaging after-school activities for middle and high school students, encompassing test preparation, assistance with high school and college admissions, and additional support. To be eligible, students need to uphold a 70 average and provide recommendations from teachers and school counselors. Participants join in sixth grade and receive ongoing support throughout their academic journey.

This program is offered at recreation centers across the five boroughs. Kids can participate in a range of activities including sports, arts and crafts, STEM, and nature exploration. The program is designed for children ages 6 to 13 and operates during the school year. Registration is required, and spaces are typically limited.

This nonprofit offers after-school programs in Staten Island, Harlem, Washington Heights, and the South Bronx. Activities include art, sports, technology, and leadership lessons, Monday to Friday. Tuition varies; some locThe Children's Aid Society – Locations in the Bronx, Manhattan, and Staten Islandations are free, others affordable with financial aid. Limited space available.

Not a full-time commitment, this chess initiative connects aspiring young players with seniors for an afternoon of gameplay. Accompanied by chess masters, who demonstrate moves, the session includes refreshments. To apply, a virtual orientation is necessary, and details for the upcoming school year can be found online.

Their after-school initiatives offer a secure, encouraging environment during crucial post-school and evening hours, catering to working parents and caregivers. The programs aim to enhance students' academic, leadership, and social skills, positively impacting their performance at school, at home, and in the community.

This program offers academic support, sports, arts, and leadership activities for kids and teens at various NYC YMCA locations. It focuses on self-esteem, improved grades, and healthy lifestyles. Financial aid is available.