Gate City Day Nursery Association runs child care and early learning for children from birth to Pre-K. The Samuel L. Jones Center is one of its Atlanta centers. The group also offers family support, and it accepts DFCS/CAPS and has scholarship help.
The Salvation Army Kroc Center is a big community center in the Pittsburgh neighborhood of Atlanta. It has after-school programs, sports, arts, a fitness center with a walking track, classes, and Sunday worship. People can join as members, take classes open to everyone, rent rooms, or volunteer.
This is the Center for a New Generation club at the Tuskegee Airmen Global Academy, part of Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta. Kids and teens come after school for activities like homework help, reading, STEM, music, art, chess, and cooking and gardening. The club also has a summer camp, and families who cannot pay can ask about help with fees.
KidKong Association is a nonprofit that runs after-school programs for kids and teens.D. Sims Recreation Center in the Old Fourth Ward. Students can get homework help, play sports, make art, try science and video projects, and eat a snack and dinner.
This is an after-school club for kids ages 10 to 14 who go to Price Middle School. It gives kids help with schoolwork, healthy habits, and leadership. Kids can also join clubs like robotics, cooking and gardening, and fine arts.
Sheltering Arms East Lake Center is a nonprofit early childhood center in Atlanta that offers Early Head Start, Head Start, Georgia's Pre-K, and full-day child care for infants through school-age children. The center serves working families, provides free meals, and offers summer camp and before/after-school care for older kids.
This Y is in downtown Atlanta's Centennial Place community. It runs early learning (preschool), afterschool care, summer and school-break camps, and youth sports. It also offers hunger relief and teen mentoring.
The YMCA of Metro Atlanta is a nonprofit with many branches across the metro area. The Andrew and Walter Young branch on Campbellton Road is listed with after-school care for kids in grades K-5, camps, swim lessons, sports, teen programs, and wellness classes. Help paying is available for families who need it.
The Warren Boys & Girls Club is on Berne Street in Atlanta. It is part of Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta. Kids and teens can join for after-school time with help in school, sports, and leadership programs.
This is the John H.S. (The Innovation & Expression Studio). It is part of Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta. Kids and teens come after school to take part in arts-focused activities: performing arts, culinary arts, visual arts, and music and production.
Gate City Day Nursery Association has cared for and taught children from birth to Pre-K in Atlanta since 1905. Its centers are open all day, all year, on weekdays. It also offers after-school care, a summer program, and support for families.
This is a YMCA center in Atlanta for kids and teens. It has a gym, an outdoor pool, a teen center, and a cyber café. It offers afterschool care, camps, sports, and teen programs for families in East Atlanta, East Lake, Kirkwood, Oakhurst, and South DeKalb.
Boys2Men & Girls2Win Home & Sanctuary for Youth runs youth development programs for teens and young adults. Programs include mentoring, life skills, entrepreneurship, robotics, auto mechanics, and horse-assisted therapy. The group says it serves youth ages 13 to 26.
This is a Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta site on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive for teens ages 12 to 18. It works with partners to offer help with school, job and career skills, counseling, and life skills. Teens can also join groups like Teen Council, Career Launch, and Money Matters.
The YMCA of Metro Atlanta is a nonprofit with many locations around the metro area. It offers after-school care for grades K-5, day camps, early learning for kids from birth to age 5, swim lessons, youth sports, teen programs, and wellness programs. Help paying is available for families who need it, but it is limited.
Northside Branch is a public library in northwest Atlanta, part of the Fulton County Library System. It has a computer lab, study rooms, a meeting room, and programs for kids, teens, and adults. The system's social services team can connect people to help with housing, benefits, jobs, and more.
The Carl E. Sanders Family YMCA at Buckhead is a neighborhood Y with indoor and outdoor pools, tennis and pickleball courts, a gym, and a wellness center. It offers after school care for grades K-5, school break and summer camps, swim lessons, sports, teen programs, and childcare in its Play Center.
The City of Atlanta Office of Recreation runs the Centers of Hope afterschool program at city recreation centers for kids ages 5 to 12. Kids get a safe, structured place with homework time, activities, sports and arts after school. Teens ages 13 to 18 can join the Atlanta Teen Leaders program at many of the same centers.
The YMCA of Metro Atlanta runs programs for kids, teens, families and adults at many branches across the metro area. These include afterschool care for grades K-5, day and school-break camps, early learning, swim lessons, youth sports, and wellness classes. Financial help is available for families who need it.
The Study Hall is a nonprofit that runs an after-school program and a summer camp for kids in kindergarten through 5th grade. It has two sites in Atlanta, in Collier Heights and Grove Park. Kids get homework help, enrichment activities and meals, and the after-school program is free for families.