Provides reference, information and referral, homework help, Teen Friends of the Library, Teen Advisory Councilb and a range of programs and services. Please call for more information.

Offers children in need the friendship and guidance of caring adult volunteers. Provides academic tutoring, athletics programs, arts and crafts, and vocational instruction. Requests adult volunteer commit for at least four hours per month, weekly or bi-weekly.

Provides after school programs, youth drop in lounge/open gym, a youth/adult volunteer program, recreational activities, discussion groups, coffee houses, community education, Cultural Programs, Tutoring and Homework Help, employment readiness, Prevention Services (workshops for substance abuse, violence, bullying, gambling), Summer Programs (begins 1st Monday after school ends-last Friday before school begins), and Article 31 OMH Outpatient Mental Health Clinic.

Offers a variety of recreational activities for ages 5 and up. Programs include afterschool tutoring, senior citizens, holiday crafts and summer programs. Facility available for non-profit community groups on a permit basis, and for parties, weddings and non-profit fundraising. Activities and class schedules vary.

Offers Long Island students in grades 4-8, who are in need of positive role models, supervised one-to-one and group mentoring relationships. Weekly one hour meetings allow time for mentors and students to interact, collaborate and socialize .

Provides an after school program for low income elementary children which offers academic and homework assistance and a variety of enrichment activities.

Provides reference, information and referral, reader's advisory and programs which may include teen homework center, arts and craft, cooking, book discussions, films, game nights, Teen Advisory Board and summer reading club.

Offers a number of programs and services for school-age children, teenagers and adults with homework help, links to latest book arrivals, book clubs and more.

Provides an academic and cultural enrichment program for boys which operates on Saturdays during the school year. This program is geared towards boys with leadership potential and can benefit from additional academic and social support.

The Center provides a safe environment for local adolescents to participate in community service opportunities, academic assistance, recreational activities and sporting events.

Provides an after school program for low income elementary children which offers academic and homework assistance and a variety of enrichment activities.

Offers a variety of fun and educational activities for local youth, to encourage reading and make learning fun, including homework help, arts and crafts and more. College Counseling is also provided to those who are at the beginning, middle or end stages and needs suggestions of a college plan.

Provides an opportunity for social interaction to further specific skill development relating to handicapped condition, and to encourage individuals to advocate on their own behalf. Provides referrals to respite and recreation programs. Support groups for siblings of the disabled. A mental health based program provides a range of psychotherapeutic service for individuals with highly specialized needs including the physically and developmentally disabled. Methodology includes individual, family, group counseling, advocacy, tutoring, socialization and skill training.

Offers tutoring programs at a number of locations. On-Track Tutoring: Available for small group (1:5 ratio) or one-to-one tutoring to any student or any grade in Chautauqua County. SAFARI Program: Available to students at Jamestown High School at no cost to families. Students can schedule small group and one-to-one tutoring sessions during their school day. 21st Century/After School Program: Tutors in this program provide in-person academic interventions to students in the Jamestown district, grades K-8 at Love, Ring, Bush, Lincoln, and Fletcher Elementary Schools and Washington and Jefferson Middle Schools. Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs (GEAR UP): Run through Jamestown Community College, this program prepares high school students to succeed in post-secondary education or training. The program helps the class of 2028 Jamestown and Dunkirk students into their first year of college. Services include free tutoring services during and after school, assistance explore personalized college and career possibilities and applying for financial aid. SAT and Regents Prep available depending on enrollment needs. Striders tutors are also available at the Boys & Girls Club after school program, Monday-Thursday.

Provides homework help and test preparation. Students also work on developing math and reading skills and work on computer/internet projects.

Provides reference, information and referral, reader's advisory and programs for children. Other services include Live Librarian and Live Homework Help.

Provides Reference, Information and Referral, Readers Advisory and programs for children from birth through grade 6. Programs and services include E-books, book discussions, arts and crafts, storytimes and performances.

Provides a certified teacher as a tutor for students in elementary school who are residents of the Patchogue-Medford School District.

Provides homework assistance Monday-Friday during the school year. Offers various activities such as basket ball, dance, exercise classes, bingo and other games, sports.

Offers a number of test preparation programs through online instruction and throughout the year. Sample Test preparation courses offered include: SAT/ACT; GED; LSAT; GRE; GMAT; Praxis Core Prep; ASE Technician Test Prep; Basic and Intermediate CompTIA A+ Certification; TEAS, and LPI Linux Essentials. Courses vary each semester. Call for detailed information and current list of course offerings.

A year round service that works as a liaison between Amherst residents who need assistance with extra jobs in or around their home and Amherst youth ages 12-20 who are interested in working with these residents. Teens fill out an application indicating what kind of work they are willing to do. Residents call to make a request for assistance, detailing the kind of work they need done. A teen participant is then contacted about the job possibility and given the details of the job and the contact information for the resident. The teen contacts the resident to discuss the date/time of the job duties, date/time of the job, and pay. Due to safety concerns, requests for work involving climbing ladders, roof work, carrying heavy/large objects up or down stairs, or anything that would require driving are not honored. Work opportunities available include: raking, shoveling, mowing, weeding, gardening, tutoring, putting away shopping, errand running, pet care, child care, assisting elderly/disabled, computer tutoring, basement/garage cleaning, help with parties, and light housework.