The Salvation Army’s Boys and Girls Club

Clubs offers children and youth an opportunity to interact with their peers in a structured and supervised environment. The Clubs work collectively with families, schools, and outside agencies to provide at-risk youth, ages 6 to 18, with fun educational, recreational, cultural, and technological experiences, helping them to build new friendships, learn new skills, and explore their own talents and strengths. Programs provided also promote teamwork, healthy lifestyle choices, and community involvement.

• Clubs offer a variety of after school and summer programs. Performance activities also are offered, including drama and dance. Functional living skills provide instruction on nutrition, basic cooking, the value of money, and buying foods at the grocery store. Community outreach includes dinners and social events for parents and the general community, as well as service within the neighborhood. Programming also includes computer literacty, skills assesment, and career exploration.