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After-School Activities in the U.S.
After-School Activities in the U.S.
Resource Type: Website
Source: Settle In
Description: This resource helps youth families understand the different types of after-school activities and programs, and where to find out more.
Summer Activities and Camps for Children
Summer Activities and Camps for Children
Resource Type: Website
Source: Settle In
Description: This resource helps families explore summer programs and camps for children in grades K–12 across the United States. It explains the different types of summer opportunities available, from free library and community programs to day camps, overnight camps, and specialized academic or sports programs, and provides guidance on costs, financial assistance, and how to register.
High School Extracurricular Database
High School Extracurricular Database
Resource Type: Website
Source: Extracurricular
Languages: English
Description: This resource helps high school students explore extracurricular opportunities based on their interests. It features volunteer, research, STEM, arts, business, and leadership programs to help youth build skills, explore careers, and prepare for college.
Afterschool Alliance
Afterschool Alliance
Resource Type: Website
Source: Afterschool Alliance
Languages: English
Description: This resource helps families locate afterschool programs in their communities using a searchable directory and provides guidance on choosing high-quality programs. It also includes information on state-specific afterschool resources, tips for finding local opportunities, and strategies for starting a program if one is not available in your area.
Teen Life
Teen Life
Resource Type: Website
Source: Teen Life
Languages: English
Description: This resource helps teens and families explore educational and enrichment opportunities that support academic, personal, and career development. Users can search for summer programs, afterschool activities, volunteer opportunities, internships, pre-college programs, competitions, and other experiences by interest, age, location, and cost to find opportunities that match their goals.