Programs

The After School Program, like all of Y-COP’s programs, integrates academic enrichment, recreation, social skill development, and cultural awareness with the goal of achieving diversity and inclusion.

Y-COP’s Alternative Care and Learning Program is the answer to a parent’s most pressing concern. With schools closed due to the COVID-19 outbreak and the uncertainty of when in-person schooling will occur, the staff at Y-COP has managed to cultivate a system that meets the need of both parent and child.

Out of parents’ demand for their children to remain a part of Y-COP programs after aging out of After School and Summer Day Camp, the Counselor-in-Training (CIT) Program was created.

The Early Morning Day Care Program offers Y-COP parents the ability to leave their kids in safe hands before heading to work in the morning.

Girls learn about health and hygiene, build self-esteem and are provided with the tools necessary to be independent, demand respect, and avoid negative influences.

The Y-COP Out-of-School Care Program, a subcomponent of After School, provides a full day of meals, recreation, educational enrichment, and social skill development for youth, ages six to 12, from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., on days that parents must work but it is a scheduled day off during the school year.

Youth learn the fundamentals of basketball, including, passing and dribbling, as well as how to be a good team player and how to have a positive competitive spirit.

If your child loves soccer or just has a passing interest, this is a great opportunity for them to learn the fundamentals of soccer and have lots of fun at the same time.