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Free afterschool and summer programs, paid employment opportunities for teens, and daytime classes for homeschooling youth (sliding scale tuition, full scholarships and payment plans available for daytime programs).

Families' fellowship is designed around a four-fold aim of worship, education, service, and fellowship. Program helps people set standards for spiritual, moral, and physical activities, and is open to share with families from other denominations. This program is open to everyone.

Offers a variety of activities for older adults in the community such as field trips, exercise classes, arts and cultural events, and more. Also provides transportation to and from the center and for shopping and other activities.

Provides high quality care for kindergarten through sixth grade children. The program includes activities which encourage creativity, independence, responsibility and fun. Offers participants themed activities and lessons in scientific exploration, character development, culinary activities, physical fitness, arts and crafts, and weekly field trips. Program is run by qualified child care professionals for eight weeks throughout the summer. Each week has a specific theme. Fees include breakfast, a mid-morning snack, lunch, an afternoon snack, and all costs associated with weekly field trips.

Adventure Based Counseling (ABC) is a group oriented program that helps participants learn to increase self-awareness, accept responsibility for their choices, and connect with others. These outcomes offer a unique opportunity to help adolescents achieve positive therapeutic outcomes.

Library services vary by location but can include summer reading programs, public computers with internet access, free wireless connections, children and adult book clubs, story times, outreach services to elderly and local schools, copying and faxing services, and public meeting rooms.

Provides an opportunity for the youth and the older adults of the community to come together to socialize, learn, play and provide community services. There is also an advisory committee composed of youth and seniors who meet to plan, implement and evaluate activities for the intergenerational program.

Recreation programming for teens. Tutoring, games, counseling, mediation, computer lab, CPR/First Aid classes, and employment help offered. For more information go to http://newpaltzyouthprogram.org/

Provides an After-School Youth Enrichment Program to meet community needs among youth from low-income families who lack access to other programs that might help them succeed in school and other areas of life. Offers a blend of evidence-based programming developed by Boys & Girls Clubs of America and research-based programs developed locally to meet the unique needs of local youth.

Conducts tiny tots discovery program involving crafts, movement, and songs, in which children (ages 18 mos-5years) participate with a parent. Conducts sessions at Smithtown Landing Country Club. Supplies all crafts materials. Call for schedule.

Offers a drop-in playtime for children accompanied by a parent or caregiver. Families enjoy playtime with manipulatives and sensory play, as well as, dress up, building blocks, arts and crafts and much more!

Promotes the beautification, preservation, and conservation of trees, flowers and plants, and various horticultural projects in the community. Also promotes interests in horticulture, plant research and advancement of the act of gardening. Offers garden therapy in adult centers. Meetings held at Montfort Missionaries. Call for additional information.

Teens (grades 9-12) enjoy opportunities to meet new friends, stay fit, develop leadership skills, engage in Jewish life and learning and participate in community service. Volunteer opportunities are available in a variety of programs after school and on the weekends. The Teen Services Center also has numerous academic test prep offerings: SAT, PSAT, ACT, and Regents review with NYS certified teachers.

The Boy Scout program features age-appropriate activities based upon the aims of scouting - building character, improving physical fitness, teaching practical skills, and developing a spirit of community service.

Town of Monroe offers its Senior citizen residence a full service of recreational, social and wellness programs at the Senior Center.

Offers health education, positive youth development activities, and opportunities for community service. Run in conjunction with Planned Parenthood of the Mid-Hudson Valley.

After school programming for boys and girls ages 5 to 18 in five core program areas, outlined below. Character Leadership Development: Empowers youth to support and influence their Club and community, sustain meaningful relationships with others, develop a positive self-image, participate in a democratic process, and respect their own and others' cultural identities. Education and Career Development: Enables youth to become proficient in basic educational disciplines, apply learning to everyday situations, and embrace technology to optimize employability. Health and Life Skills: Develops young people's capacity to engage in positive behaviors that nurture their own well-being, set personal goals, and develop the competencies to live successfully as self-sufficient adults. The Arts: Enables youth to develop their creativity and cultural awareness through knowledge and appreciation of visual and tactile arts and crafts, performing arts, and creative writing. Sports, Fitness, and Recreation: Develops fitness, positive use of leisure time, skills for stress management, appreciation for the environment, and social and interpersonal skills.

Provides programs and services to meet five of the six areas of need, Academic and Career, Family, Financial, Social and Mental. The school district provides a well-rounded Athletic Program that the majority of our youth participate in, which meets the sixth area of need (physical and athletic).

Project Lift is a free after-school prevention program that operates across all six elementary schools in the district for students in grades 1 through 5. Additionally, a separate program for 6th graders at the middle school focuses on self-esteem and building strong connections to the school.

Library services vary by location but can include summer reading programs, public computers with internet access, free wireless connections, children and adult book clubs, story times, outreach services to elderly and local schools, copying and faxing services, and public meeting rooms.

Services available to Native Americans ages 60 and over residing off-territory within Erie and Niagara Counties. Regular luncheons, Native crafts, outings, and socialization are offered.