Offers music and arts programs for all children in the Yonkers community and its surrounding areas. The program gives each child a chance to be part of a community that will empower them to grow into leadership roles.

Themed after school activities designed to teach and enhance learning experiences.

Offers adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities the opportunity to read for pleasure and socialize in the community on a weekly basis.

Provides a variety of recreational activities including weekend activities, vacations, overnight trips, and bowling for adults 21 and over, with a documented developmental disability. Promotes socialization and peer relationships while enjoying activities in the community with staff support.

Provides courses that take students to remote and beautiful wilderness areas to engage in hands-on activities. Completing a course gives a powerful sense of accomplishment, self-confidence, tests a student's ability to work as a team and as an individual, to learn to communicate, to lead, and to be self-reliant, and creates lasting friendships. Most courses are designed for beginners, but there are a series of progressively more difficult challenges available. Courses include Backpacking, Canoeing, Canyoneering, Desert Backpacking, Dogsledding, Mountaineering, Multi-Expedition, Rafting, Rock Climbing, Sailing, Sea Kayaking, and Snow and Ice.

Provides a variety of opportunities and activities for individuals in the gay/lesbian community to get together, have fun and socialize. Also offers, a legal clinic, adult education classes, book club, improv group, gaymes night and film night.

Provides organized sports and recreational activities for residents of all ages in the community, including youth enrichment programs. Adult recreation programs also available from recreation department.

Encourages a sense of community, provides social networking opportunities and offers a variety of stimulating activities and events for brain injury survivors and their families/significant others. Also promotes socialization, participation and engagement within a structured and supportive atmosphere, and amongst professionals, peers and advocates who understand the unique challenges of living with a brain injury.

Offers biblical teaching to teens ages 13-18 on relevant topics along with games, music, snacks and fellowship. Parental consent is required for special functions.

Provides reference, information and referral, Reader's Advisory and programs for children from birth through grade 6 and their caregivers. Programs and services include, but are not limited to topics such as the Parent/Child Workshop, E-Reference, Homework Express, Homework Help, tutoring, tablets available for use in the Children's Room, story times, reading clubs, arts and crafts, computer instruction and performances and films.

Provides an overnight summer camp for youth ages 7-17. Week long sessions over an eight week period offering sailing, canoeing, swimming, kayaking, archery, sports, rope course and other recreational activities. Call for more information.

Offers a variety of fun programs for children, teens and adults to promote reading, such as reading clubs, book clubs, story hours, and more.

Offers a variety of fun and educational activities for children and adolescents which encourage reading and socializing with others, such as crafts, story hour, gaming, and more.

Offered year-round, the program matches adult mentors with youth ages 18-24 from the community to serve as role models and to offer personal and academic guidance, support and encouragement. Includes one-on-one, group and peer mentoring.

Offers books and other media on-loan to the local community, along with access to computers and the internet, downloadable books, audio books, computer classes, book clubs, and more.

Offers child's exposure to cultural programs and guests, and conducts field trips geared toward productivity. Includes activities such as plays, concerts, and seminars.

A program for young men with an emphasis to help build self esteem and confidences as an alternative to risky behavior. Activities include leadership development and social responsibility, along with playing basketball.

Promotes the understanding and love of the musical arts, particularly classical choral music. Call for additional information.

Provides Reference, Information and Referral and Readers Advisory. Offers teen fiction collection, DVD's, CD's. lap tops and iPads. Programming includes instructional, crafts, gaming programs, movie nights and various activities for which teens can earn community service credit. Wii, PS3 and xBox 360 with Kinect are available for use on site.

Senior Activity Centers are vital hubs of social interaction and engagement, offering a wide array of activities and resources to our members. From socialization and camaraderie to recreational pursuits and educational programs, our centers provide a diverse range of options to cater to different interests. Our event calendars are packed with exciting opportunities, including exercise programs, guest speakers on various topics, musical entertainment, board games, cards, bingo, book clubs, shopping excursions, and local trips. Door to Door transportation is available. Participation is open to all 60+ years, regardless of economic circumstances, as there are no fees for access. While suggested donations of $4.00 per day for lunch and $2.00 per day for transportation are encouraged, no one is turned away for inability to contribute.

Provides a program where girls develop leadership skills and create lasting social change through community action projects.

Offers a variety of recreational and educational opportunities to local youth ages 11-19. The Youth Center offers a safe supervised facility for after school and weekends. Skateboard and rollerblade park also available.

The Schroon Summer Enrichment Program was developed to help those students with exceptional needs not necessarily met during the regular school year, or identified needs that can be met with continuing instruction.

A summer, residential camp for children and teenagers of low-income families, which is designed to give campers solid Biblical teaching and also to help build skills. The Biblical teaching comes through daily devotion and chapel times, while the skills are developed through activities such as archery, baking, arts and crafts, biking, choir, canoeing, nature study, ropes courses, swimming and more.

Offers a ten-week program, 3 times a year, which provides an opportunity for parents to play, bond and learn with their toddler-age children by doing various activities together.