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 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.

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

Hands-on, sensory-based nutrition education and activities change the way children and youth—and their parents—think about food and health forever.

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.

Children’s Aid believes parents and caregivers should be the first and primary source of information about sexuality and healthy relationships for their kids.

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.