PROGRAMS DIRECTORY
FALL 2019 EDITION The New Orleans Youth Programs Directory is published by the New Orleans Youth Alliance (NOYA) with the generous support of the City of New Orleans, W. K. Kellogg Foundation, Baptist Community Ministries, and Conrad N. Hilton Foundation. All information listed was obtained and collected from organizations who participated in a brief survey administered by NOYA. This information is subject to change. Any updates to this directory can be made via email to [email protected]. The Directory can also be accessed via web at neworleansyouthalliance.org
Directory design by Zach Jackson, Dominique Butler, and Alexis Reed.
www.neworleansyouthalliance.org
© 2019 New Orleans Youth Alliance
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Welcome to the New Orleans Youth Programs Directory! This guide serves as a resource to connect youth, their families and the community to the youth-serving programs available in New Orleans. Our youth deserve every opportunity to learn, grow and lead, and this directory will help them make informed decisions about which programs are best suited for them.
The New Orleans Youth Alliance (NOYA) is the youth development intermediary for the Greater New Orleans area. NOYA works to cultivate a system of high-quality, well-resourced youth development organizations that center youth leadership and racial equity in their work with young people. NOYA achieves its mission through three key areas of service: program quality and professional development, policy and advocacy, and organizational effectiveness.
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The programs in this directory are listed under the following categories:
Cultural Programs • Performing & Visual Arts Programming
Conflict Resolution/Violence Prevention • Financial Literacy • Life Skills • Special Services
Career Readiness • Entrepreneurship • Pre-Professional Programming
ACT Preparation • Adult Basic Education • College Readiness • Early Childhood Development • HiSET Preparation • Literacy Education • STEM Programming • Tutoring
Leadership Development • Service Learning
Mentoring
Sports & Recreation
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This organization partners with the New Orleans Recreation Development Commission ( )
NOLA-Youth Program Quality Initiative - This program has demonstrated a commitment to high quality youth development practices & continuous improvement.
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5 P. O. Box 871522 New Orleans, LA 70187
(504) 208-9337 www.100blackmennola.org
The mission of the 100 Black Men of Metro New Orleans, Inc. is to provide support and improve the quality of life for African Americans, and youth in particular, in the New Orleans Community. The organization’s vision is to become the city’s strongest, most self-reliant African-American volunteer organization focused on education, enrichment and empowerment.
Call (504) 208-9337 ☑ Life Skills & Special Services ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Mentoring
☑ Meals
Monthly Gifted & Talented Weekends ☑ Summer Spring Break ☑ Opportunity Youth ☑ Cisgender Boys Open to all youth 8-18, with a focus on Black males Transgender Boys ☑ No, all programs are free of cost
Encouraged, but not required
6 612 Andrew Higgins Drive, 3rd Floor New Orleans, LA 70130
(504) 475-8070 www.the1881institute.org
The 1881 Institute–named after the year The Tuskegee Institute was founded –is a nonprofit workforce-development initiative that prepares underrepresented populations to successfully enter fields in engineering and technology. The 1881 also works to increase the labor pool of engineers and technicians in Louisiana and Mississippi.
NORD Milne Recreation Center Education 5420 Franklin Avenue ☑ New Orleans, LA 70122 ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice Delgado Sidney Collier Campus 3727 Louisa Street New Orleans, LA 70126 ☑ Recreation
☑ Meals ☑ Stipends Daily After School Homeless Youth During School ☑ Summer Winter ☑ Opportunity Youth Spring ☑ System-Involved Youth Teens and young adults ☑ All Genders No, all programs are free of cost
☑ All Youth Encouraged, but not required
7 1750 Saint Bernard Avenue New Orleans, LA 70116
(504) 930-4412 www.826neworleans.org
826 New Orleans is a youth writing nonprofit. Our mission is to cultivate and support the voices of New Orleans's young writers ages 6-18 through creative collaborations with schools and communities. We help students in grades 1-12 strengthen their writing skills and then publish their work.
N/A ☑ Education
☑ Meals ☑ Stipends
☑ Students with Disabilities ☑ LGBTQ+
System-Involved Youth ☑ Daily All Genders After School ☑ During School Weekends Summer
No
No, all programs are free of cost
Encouraged, but not required
8 1036 Arabella Street New Orleans, LA 70115
(504) 487-1147 (504) 434-2259 www.asandaces.org
A's & Aces is a 50 3 nonprofit organization founded in 2008 with a mission to provide academic assistance, life skills and tennis to New Orleans public school children and others who lack access to high-quality academic assistance and tennis. Our sport-based youth development model is used to expose and engage many, and retain all youth with high interest and a committed parent who want to succeed by using tennis to assist their pathways to college and beyond.
Joe Brown Park Education 5601 Read Blvd ☑ New Orleans, LA 70127
Leadership, Service & Social Justice Dillard University ☑ 2601 Gentilly Blvd New Orleans, LA 70122 ☑ Recreation
☑ All Genders
Daily Weekends After School During School Summer Winter Break Spring Break
Ages 6-18
Encouraged, but not required
9 Alpha Youth Leadership Academy ADDRESS: 3019 Canal Street New Orleans, LA 70119
PHONE: 504-909-4158 WEBSITE: http://www.sigmalambda.org
ORGANIZATION DESCRIPTION: The Brothers of the Sigma Lambda Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha have partnered with Warren Easton Charter High School to provide mentoring services to two groups of young men-- one group of sophomores and one group of juniors. We meet once a month a WECHS to focus on goal setting, academic check-ins, and general bonding among the mentees. We have a goal to build strong future leaders-- young men who will leave Easton with a clearer sense of who they are and what they will ultimately become.
OFFERINGS: N/A ☑ Life Skills & Special Services ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Mentoring
SUPPORTS: ☑ Breakfast
WHO THE PROGRAM SERVES: WHEN THE PROGRAM IS OFFERED: All Youth Monthly ☑ We meet on the 4th Thursdays of each month
Cisender Boys ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: ☑ We are currently serving 10th and 11th graders At Warren Easton High
COST: No, all programs are free of cost
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT: No
10 Bard Early College ADDRESS: 3820 Saint Claude Avenue New Orleans, LA 70117
PHONE: (504) 439-0122 WEBSITE: bhsec.bard.edu/ecno/
ORGANIZATION DESCRIPTION: Bard Early College in New Orleans engages bright, intellectually invested students with a tuition-free, immersive liberal arts curriculum. By promoting authentic and supportive undergraduate opportunities, faculty and staff prepare students of all academic backgrounds for further college success.
OTHER LOCATIONS: OFFERINGS: (See School Partnerships) Cohen College Prep ☑ Education Collegiate Academies International High KIPP L.B. Landry-Walker High WHO THE PROGRAM SERVES: Livingston Collegiate Academy ☑ All Youth ☑ All Genders
WHEN THE PROGRAM IS OFFERED: Daily During School
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: Ages of 15-19 Good academic standing and commitment
COST: No, all programs are free of cost
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT: No
11 PO Box 8844 New Orleans, LA 70182
(504) 382-9646 www.thebeautifulfoundation.org
The Beautiful Foundation provides a safe space for adolescent girls to learn and express themselves through school based and community programming.
Call (504) 382-9646 ☑ Life Skills & Special Services ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Mentoring
☑ Cisgender Girls
Weekly During School Summer Winter Break Spring Break
Ages 12-22
Encouraged, but not required
12 320 North Carrollton Avenue, Suite 102 New Orleans, LA 70119
(504) 566-0707 www.bgcsela.org
Our mission is to enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring and responsible citizens. We provide a world-class Club Experience that assures success is within reach of every young person who walks through our doors, with all members on track to graduate from high school with a plan for the future, demonstrating good character and citizenship, and living a healthy lifestyle.
Joe Brown Park ☑ Life Skills & Special Services 5601 Read Blvd New Orleans, LA 7012 Career Exploration & Job Training ☑ NFL/YET Club 1140 South Broad Avenue ☑ Education New Orleans, LA 70125 ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Mentoring ☑ Recreation
Daily After School ☑ Meals Summer
☑ Transportation Ages 6-18 with parent/guardian signatures on registration forms ☑ All Youth
☑ All Genders Encouraged, but not required
13 4327 Canal Street New Orleans, LA 70119
(504) 252-9025 www.youthbreakout.org
Breakout is a nonprofit with a mission to end criminalization of LGBTQ+ youth in New Orleans. We serve youth between the ages of 13-25 through healing, organizing and leadership development to address core issues of job education and housing for LGBTQ+ youth.
N/A ☑ Education ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice
☑ Meals
Stipends ☑ Daily After School During School Summer ☑ English Language Learners Spring Break
☑ Homeless Youth Ages 13-25 Members must self identify as LGBTQ+ ☑ LGBTQ+ and be a person of color Must attend a general meeting Opportunity Youth Members are required to have a leadership ☑ development check in and attend BreakOUT!
All Genders ☑ No, all programs are free of cost
No
14 4150 Earhart Boulevard New Orleans, LA 70125
(504) 522-4475 ext 1009 www.bridgehouse.org
Bridge House/Grace House is a 24-hour, 7 day a week, residential treatment facility that provides gender specific treatment to men and women over the age of 18.
Grace House Life Skills & Special Services 1401 Delachaise Street ☑ New Orleans, LA 70115
Grace House 116 0 C a m p S t r e e t New Orleans, LA 70130 ☑ Counseling Bridge House Transportation 4150 Earhart Boulevard ☑ New Orleans, LA 70125 ☑ Housing ☑ Meals
Daily ☑ Homeless Youth After School During School Weekends Opportunity Youth ☑ Summer Winter Break ☑ System-Involved Youth Summer Break
Students with Disabilities ☑ Ages 18-24
Cisgender Boys ☑ No, all programs are free of cost
Cisgender Girls ☑ No
15 2533 Columbus Street, Suite 102 New Orleans, LA 70119
(504) 358-3212 www.be2t.org
Brothers Empowered to Teach recruits young black people in college with an emphasis on black men to learn while they earn by serving as after-school mentors and directly working in local schools.
Apex Youth Advancement Career Exploration & Job Training 2039 Toledano Street ☑ New Orleans, LA 70115 ☑ Education ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Mentoring
☑ Stipends Daily After School ☑ All Genders During School
Ages 18-24 At least a sophomore at a local college Must be earning at least 6 hours a semester Must have at least a 2.5 GPA Must be a young person of color
No, all programs are free of cost
Encouraged, but not required
16 2640 Canal Street, 4th Floor New Orleans, LA 70119
(504) 821-2232 www.cadagno.org
CADA empowers community members to build a safe and healthy future through prevention, treatment and recovery support services that foster resilience and well-being. All programs are available in Spanish.
For more info or to find out our partner schools ☑ Life Skills & Special Services Call (504) 821-2232 ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice
☑ English Language Learners ☑ Gifted and Talented ☑ Homeless Youth
☑ LGBTQ+ Weekly After School ☑ Students with Disabilities During School
System-Involved Youth ☑ Ages 4-17 who have had, or are at risk for having All Genders ☑ Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) No, all programs are free of cost
Encouraged, but not required
17 2640 Canal Street, 4th Floor New Orleans, LA 70119
(504) 821-2232 www.cadagno.org
CADA empowers community members to build a safe and healthy future through prevention, treatment and recovery support services that foster resilience and well-being. All programs are available in Spanish.
The LGBT Center of New Orleans Life Skills & Special Services 2727 South Broad Avenue ☑ New Orleans, LA 70125 ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice
☑ Counseling ☑ Transportation
All Youth ☑ Weekly After School ☑ All Genders During School Summer Winter Break Spring Break
Young Adults ages 18-24
No, all programs are free of cost
No
18 2640 Canal Street, 4th Floor New Orleans, LA 70119
(504) 821-2232 www.cadagno.org
CADA empowers community members to build a safe and healthy future through prevention, treatment and recovery support services that foster resilience and well-being. All programs are available in Spanish.
For more info or to find out our partner schools ☑ Life Skills & Special Services Call (504) 821-2232 ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice
☑ English Language Learners ☑ Gifted and Talented ☑ Homeless Youth
☑ LGBTQ+ Daily During School Students with Disabilities ☑ Summer
System-Involved Youth ☑ Youth in grades K-12
All Genders ☑ No, all programs are free of cost
Encouraged, but not required
19 1631 Oretha Castle Haley Boulevard New Orleans, LA 70113
(504) 568-1157 www.cafereconcile.org
Reconcile New Orleans transforms the lives of young adults (ages 16-24) and the community through the ministry of reconciliation. We do this by encouraging personal growth, providing workforce development and training, promoting entrepreneurship, working with businesses, nonprofits and people of faith to support this transformation, and building strong communities through community economic development.
N/A ☑ Life Skills & Special Services ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice
☑ Counseling ☑ Meals ☑ Stipends Daily During School Summer ☑ Transportation Winter Break Spring Break
Ages 16-24 Homeless Youth Able to attend Monday - Friday ☑ 8am until 3:30
LGBTQ+ ☑ No, all programs are free of cost
Opportunity Youth ☑ Encouraged, but not required ☑ Students with Disabilities ☑ All Genders
20 1035 Calhoun Street New Orleans, LA 70118
(504) 308-3501 www.cfrla.org
The Center for Resilience is the only therapeutic day treatment program in Louisiana. We provide educational and intensive mental health supports in an innovative partnership with the Tulane University Medical School Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry to ensure the emotional well- being and academic readiness of children with behavioral health needs in the Greater New Orleans region. Children receive instructional, medical, and therapeutic services at our day program sites with the goal of building the skills necessary to successfully transition back to the traditional school setting.
N/A ☑ Education
☑ Counseling ☑ Meals ☑ Transportation
Daily During School ☑ Homeless Youth Summer LGBTQ+ ☑ Diagnosed behavioral disability; parental consent for referral; participation in ☑ Students with Disabilities psychosocial or psychiatric assessment ☑ System-Involved Youth Yes, some programs have a cost to participate
All Genders ☑ Encouraged, but not required
21 PO Box 7532 Metairie, LA 70002
(504) 388-8104 www.cefgno.org
CEFGNO is a nonprofit ministry, part of a world-wide organization, to children 5-12 years of age reaching them with the Gospel of Jesus Christ, discipling them in God's Word and connecting them with a local church. Our ministry takes place in after school Good News Clubs and 5 Day Clubs during the summer. We train adults and teenagers and partner with the local church to bring a Good News Club to a school, apartment complex or recreation center near them.
Slidell Kenner Life Skills & Special Services ☑ New Orleans ☑ Mentoring
☑ Counseling ☑ Meals
Weekly After School ☑ All Youth During School Summer
☑ All Genders Ages 5-12 Parental permission
No, all programs are free of cost
Encouraged, but not required
22 3401 Saint Claude Avenue, Suite 200 New Orleans, LA 70117
(504) 561-1290 www.cityyear.org/neworleans
City Year is an education-focused, nonprofit organization that partners with public schools to help keep students in school and on track to graduate.
3059 Higgins Boulevard ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training New Orleans, LA 70126 3819 St Claude Avenue ☑ Education New Orleans, LA 70117 6701 Curran Boulevard ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice New Orleans, LA 70126 1456 Gardena Drive ☑ Mentorship New Orleans, LA 70122 2300 Dumaine Street New Orleans, LA 70119 ☑ English Language Learners ☑ Students with Disabilities Daily ☑ All Genders After School During School Spring Break
Students must attend one of our 6 partner schools.
No, all programs are free of cost
Encouraged, but not required
23 2225 Congress Street, 2nd Floor New Orleans, LA 70117
(504) 577-2021 collegetrack.org/communities/new-orleans-la/
College Track is a comprehensive college completion program that empowers students from underserved communities to graduate from college. We believe that every student has the potential to change the world. We also believe that the most powerful way to unlock that potential is through a four-year college degree.
N/A ☑ Life Skills & Special Services ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training ☑ Education ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Mentoring
☑ Counseling Daily After School Summer Meals ☑ Spring Break
Transportation ☑ Grades 9-12 Students must attend a public high school in Orleans Parish, and be either first-generation or low income. ☑ English Language Learners No, all programs are free of cost
Gifted and Talented ☑ Encouraged, but not required ☑ Homeless Youth ☑ Students with Disabilities ☑ All Genders 5
24 8540 Spruce Street New Orleans, LA 70118
(504) 638-0044 www.communitycommitment.net
The mission of the Community Commitment Education Center is to connect the residents of the New Orleans area with available resources. At CCEC we offer our families advocacy support within schools, social skills training, and behavior modification groups. CCEC also holds an after school enrichment program and a 6 week summer camp serving kids ages 4-13.
N/A ☑ Arts & Culture ☑ Life Skills & Special Services ☑ Education ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Mentoring
Counseling Daily ☑ Weekly After School Meals During School ☑ Summer Winter Break ☑ Stipends Spring Break After school program youth ages 4-17 Summer camp youth ages 4-13 All Youth ☑ Yes, some programs have a cost to participate. ☑ All Genders We are able to cover partial costs.
Encouraged, but not required
25 3900 General Taylor Street, Suite 206 New Orleans, LA 70125
(504) 522-2667 www.communityworksla.org
Community Works builds a creative and healthy Greater New Orleans by increasing equitable access to innovative programs that engage young people.
(See School Partnerships) Arts & Culture Andrew H. Wilson Elementary ☑ Arise Academy Einstein Charter Life Skills & Special Services Elan Academy ☑ Mildred Osbourne Charter ReNEW Accelerated High ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training ☑ Education ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Mentoring
Recreation ☑ Daily After School During School Summer ☑ Meals
Ability to attend regularly Some programs require student ☑ All Youth fees on a sliding scale All Genders Yes, some programs have a cost to participate ☑ We are able to cover partial costs
Encouraged, but not required
26 936 Esplanade Avenue New Orleans, LA 70119
(504) 264-5403 www.thecoolcooperative.org
The COOL Cooperative is a 501(c)(3) dedicated to providing inner-city middle- and high-school students with film industry related workforce development. Through our 6-year pipeline program (from 7th grade to high school graduation), we foster skills in employable abilities, from gaffing to sound mixing, editing to set design. By the time our students graduate high school, they will be ready for either higher education or a well-paying career in the film industry.
1011 Esplanade Ave ☑ Arts & Culture New Orleans, LA 70116 ☑ Life Skills & Special Services ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training ☑ Education ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Mentoring Daily After School During School ☑ Meals Weekends Summer ☑ Stipends Grades 7-12 Must attend one of our partner schools Transportation ☑ Expanded coverage and classes is possible with expanded funding
No, all programs are free of cost ☑ Opportunity Youth ☑ All Genders No
27 611 North Rampart Street New Orleans, LA 70112
(504) 584-1111 www.covenanthousenola.org
Crisis Care & Stable Housing: We provide immediate and long-term assistance to youth through our 24/7 Crisis Center, our transitional housing program, and our off-site independent apartments. Education, Employment, & Life Skills: Our team works hard to provide residents with education, training, and employment opportunities to further their academic and career development. Health & Wellness: We offer a holistic spectrum of professional care. In addition to medical and mental health services, we offer behavioral healthcare, counseling, pastoral care, art and music therapy, and more.
N/A ☑ Life Skills & Special Services ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training ☑ Education ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Mentoring
☑ Recreation After School During School 24/7 Residential Program
Counseling ☑ Grades 9-12 ☑ Housing Youth ages 22 and under as well as their children ☑ Meals No, all programs are free of cost ☑ Transportation No ☑ All Youth ☑ All Genders
28 Cowen Institute ADDRESS: 1555 Poydras Street Suite 700 New Orleans, LA 70112
PHONE: (504) 274-3690 WEBSITE: www.coweninstitute.org
ORGANIZATION DESCRIPTION: The mission of the Cowen Institute at Tulane University is to advance public education and college and career success for the New Orleans community.
OFFERINGS: N/A ☑ Life Skills & Special Services ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training ☑ Education
WHO THE PROGRAM SERVES: ☑ All Youth ☑ All Genders
WHEN THE PROGRAM IS OFFERED: Weekly After School During School Weekends Summer Winter Break Spring Break
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: Ages 18-24
COST: Yes, some programs have a cost to participate We are able to cover partial costs
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT: Encouraged, but not required
29 Crimestoppers, GNO P.O. Box 55249 Metairie, LA 70055
(504) 837-8477 www.crimestoppersgno.org
Crimestoppers is a non-profit organization that works with youth, schools and law enforcement to help prevent and solve crime by receiving anonymous tips which are passed onto officials. Crimestoppers also has several educational youth programs which allow teens to learn about criminal justice issues, crime trends and careers in criminal justice or to be an advocate for their peers.
(See School Partnerships) Abramson Sci Academy ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Mentoring
☑ All Youth ☑ All Genders
Monthly After School During School Weekends
Grades 9-12 Must complete an application and have the school principal sign to recommend the student Also must be able to get transportation to the location
No, all programs are free of cost
Encouraged, but not required
30 3705 Saint Claude Avenue New Orleans, LA 70117
(504) 535-5791 www.dancingrounds.org
Dancing Grounds is a 501c3 nonprofit organization that brings high-quality, inclusive, and accessible dance education programs to New Orleans residents of all ages and backgrounds. We use dance as a vehicle for developing young leaders, inspiring health and wellness, and promoting social justice. Our youth programs include the DG Youth Companies; Dance for Social Change teen festival; DG Summer Camp; and DG school residencies.
(See School Partnerships) Arts & Culture Arise Academy ☑ KIPP Renaissance ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Mentoring ☑ Recreation
☑ Meals ☑ Stipends Daily During School Weekends Summer
LGBTQ+ ☑ Ages 7-18 For school programs, students must ☑ Opportunity Youth be enrolled at that school Students with Disabilities Yes, some programs have a cost to participate ☑ We are able to cover partial costs ☑ All Genders Encouraged, but not required
31 Daughters Beyond Incarceration ADDRESS: P.O. Box 791351 New Orleans, LA 70179
PHONE: (504) 255-5573 WEBSITE: www.dbinola.org
ORGANIZATION DESCRIPTION: Daughters Beyond Incarceration works to enhance the lives of girls growing up fatherless. We do this through public education, advocacy and mentorship.
OFFERINGS: OTHER LOCATIONS: Dryades Public Market Life Skills & Special Services Promise of Justice Initiative ☑ New Orleans Public Library ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training ☑ Education ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Mentoring
SUPPORTS: WHEN THE PROGRAM IS OFFERED: Weekends ☑ Meals Monthly After School Year round ☑ Counseling ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: Ages 8-18 WHO THE PROGRAM SERVES: We accept any girl that is growing up fatherless For more information visit social media @dbinola ☑ Gifted and Talented COST: No, all programs are free of cost ☑ Homeless Youth PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT: ☑ LGBTQ+ Encouraged, but not required ☑ Opportunity Youth ☑ System-Involved Youth ☑ Cisender Girls
32 4826 Warrington Drive New Orleans, LA 70122
(786) 543-8826 www.dibiadream.org
Dibia DREAM's mission is to foster life skills development through STEM, sports and recreational education for underserved youth. Dibia DREAM helps youth win at life.
(See School Partnerships) ☑ Education KIPP Central City Academy ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Mentoring ☑ Recreation
☑ Meals ☑ Transportation Daily After School ☑ All Youth Summer ☑ All Genders Grades K-8 No, all programs are free of cost
No
33 2220 Oretha Castle Haley Boulevard New Orleans, LA 70113
(504) 522-8811 www.dryadesymca.
The Dryades YMCA is an urban community based, nonprofit association that is predominately African-American founded upon Christian values. The purpose of the Dryades YMCA is to provide diversified and high quality programs primarily focusing on human services that are committed to the development and survival of youth. In addition to our Head Start and PreK through 8th-grade charter school, we offer affordable childcare, summer and after school achievement gap and enrichment programs, sports, recreation and swim programs, and leadership development opportunities.
N/A ☑ Education ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Mentoring ☑ Recreation
Meals ☑ Daily After School Transportation During School ☑ Weekends Summer Winter Break Spring Break ☑ All Youth Grades ☑ All Genders K-8, 9-12
Yes, some programs have a cost to participate We are able to cover partial costs
Encouraged, but not required
34 The Dupre' Foundation ADDRESS: 3901 MacArthur Boulevard, Unit 740441 New Orleans, LA 70114
PHONE: (504) 224-9967 WEBSITE: www.duprefoundation.org
ORGANIZATION DESCRIPTION: Our mission is to provide a safe space for youth to creatively express themselves while providing meaningful experiences and educational opportunities that encompass the arts, cultural history, and personal accountability. We are the presenters of the annual Ya Heard ME! Fete, which is a spoken word/rap contest.
OFFERINGS: OTHER LOCATIONS: Community paces throughout the ☑ Arts and Culture New Orleans area ☑ Life Skills & Special Services
SUPPORTS: ☑ Counseling ☑ Meals ☑ Stipends WHEN THE PROGRAM IS OFFERED: Transportation ☑ Weekly Monthly After School WHO THE PROGRAM SERVES: Weekends Winter Break Gifted and Talented ☑ ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: Ages 15-19 ☑ Homeless Youth Enrolled in public high school in Orleans Parish COST: ☑ LGBTQ+ No, all programs are free of costs PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT: ☑ Opportunity Youth Encouraged, but not required ☑ Students with Disabilities ☑ System-Involved Youth ☑ All Genders
35 PO Box 791143 New Orleans, LA 70179
(504) 896-9979 www.eachonesaveone.org
Each One Save One is a mentoring organization that recruit , screen , train and match mentors and mentees in schools throughout the Greater New Orleans region. Our vision is to inspire a mentoring movement and support mentors to promote healthy, long-lasting mentor/mentee relationships. Graduating seniors can apply for a scholarship to college. Each One Save One mentors are required to commit for at least one school year to do one-on-one mentoring with a child that is in K-12th grade for one hour, one day a week.
Call (504) 896-9979 ☑ Mentoring
☑ Gifted and Talented ☑ Homeless Youth ☑ LGBTQ+
Opportunity Youth ☑ Weekly ☑ Students with Disabilities During School
System-Involved Youth ☑ Grades K-8, 9-12 The school must be a partner with the organization ☑ All Genders Guardian must sign a consent form No, all programs are free of cost
Encouraged, but not required
36 Efforts of Grace/Ashe Cultural Arts Center ADDRESS: 1712 Oretha Castle Haley Boulevard New Orleans, LA, 70113
PHONE: 504-569-9070 WEBSITE: https://www.ashecac.org/
ORGANIZATION DESCRIPTION: Ashé Cultural Arts Center is an initiative of Efforts of Grace, Inc., a not-for- profit, 501(c)(3), organization that creates and supports programs, activities, and creative works emphasizing the contributions of people of African descent. The Center provides opportunities for art presentations, community development, artist support, and the creation of partnerships that amplify outreach and support efforts.
OFFERINGS: N/A ☑ Arts and Culture
WHO THE PROGRAM SERVES: ☑ All Youth ☑ All Genders
WHEN THE PROGRAM IS OFFERED: Weekly After School During School Weekends
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: All Ages
COST: Yes, some programs have a cost to participate We are able to cover partial costs
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT: Encouraged, but not required
37 612 Andrew Higgins Boulevard, Floor #3 New Orleans, LA 70130
(504) 475-4682 www.electricgirls.org
Electric Girls builds girls' confidence and capabilities by engaging them through STEM. In-school, after-school, weekend, and summer programs develop girls into confident leaders and role models in technology by creating a community where girls can learn with and from each other. Electric Girls programs help girls build fundamental STEM skills and then give girls the space, resources, and guidance to implement these skills into their own self-directed projects and inventions that they design, build, and take home.
(See School Partnerships) ☑ Education Andrew Wilson Lafayette Academy Leadership, Service & Social Justice Audubon Charter Mildred Osborne ☑ Ben Franklin HS Sci High Bricolage Academy Rooted School Mentoring Esperanza Charter The Net Charter ☑ Harriet Tubman Homer Plessy KIPP Believe Primary ☑ Meals
Daily After School English Language Learners ☑ During School Summer Gifted and Talented ☑ Ages 5-14 ☑ LGBTQ+ Open enrollment Opportunity Youth Yes, some programs have a cost to participate ☑ We are able to cover full costs for those who are in need of financial assistance Students with Disabilities Please contact us for further details or ☑ visit www.electricgirls.org ☑ System-Involved Youth Encouraged, but not required ☑ Cisgender Girls ☑ Transgender Girls
38 1901 Bartholomew Street New Orleans, LA 70117
(504) 940-3400 www.ellismarsaliscenter.org
Located in the Ninth Ward, The Ellis Marsalis Center for Music (the Center) broadens opportunities for underserved children, youth and musicians. It provides a safe, positive environment where underserved children and youth develop musically, academically and socially. The Ellis Marsalis Center for Music deeply values its connections to the surrounding community and endeavors to be an ongoing source of information and cultural inspiration to residents of the Ninth Ward in particular, and to the broader New Orleans community as a whole.
N/A ☑ Arts & Culture ☑ Education
☑ Counseling ☑ Meals Daily After School Weekends ☑ English Language Learners Summer Winter Break Spring Break ☑ Gifted and Talented Homeless Youth Ages 7-18 ☑ Must have 9th ward zip code 70117, 70126, 70127, 70128, ☑ LGBTQ+ 70129, 70032, and 70122 Students with Disabilities Yes, some programs have a cost to participate ☑ We are able to cover partial costs
System-Involved Youth ☑ Encouraged, but not required ☑ All Genders
39 Energy Wise ADDRESS: 4519 S Claiborne Avenue New Orleans, LA 70125
PHONE: (504) 222-2920 WEBSITE: www.energyla.org
ORGANIZATION DESCRIPTION: Our entire mission is about education, and specifically educating people to take control of their own finances and energy use.
OFFERINGS: N/A ☑ Life Skills & Special Services ☑ Education
WHO THE PROGRAM SERVES: ☑ All Youth ☑ All Genders
WHEN THE PROGRAM IS OFFERED: Weekly After School During School Weekends
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: 6th and 10th graders
COST: No, all programs are free of cost
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT: No
40 5601 Read Boulevard New Orleans, LA 70127
(504) 218-2607 www.exciteallstars.org
The mission of Excite All Stars is to provide an enriching experience for youth, ages 6-18, while enabling them to maximize their individual potential to transform into dynamic leaders- capable of making a positive difference in the world.
(See School Partnerships) Arts & Culture Fannie C. Williams Elementary ☑ Einstein Charter School Pierre Capdau Elementary ☑ Life Skills & Special Services ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training ☑ Education ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Mentoring ☑ Recreation Daily Weekends After School Meals During School ☑ Summer Winter Break Stipends ☑ Ages 6-18 Gifted and Talented Yes, some programs have a cost to participate ☑ We are able to cover partial costs
Homeless Youth ☑ Yes ☑ Students with Disabilities ☑ System-Involved Youth ☑ All Genders
41 1307 Oretha Castle Haley Boulevard #303 New Orleans, LA 70113
(504) 708-8376 www.fflic.org
N/A ☑ Life Skills & Special Services ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Mentoring
☑ Meals ☑ Stipends
Transportation ☑ Monthly After School During School Year-round ☑ All Youth We support all children who have been suspended All Genders ☑ from school or have had their rights violated We are interested in mentoring young folks who are at risk of the school to prison pipeline
No, all programs are free of cost
Encouraged, but not required
42 1050 S. Jefferson Davis Parkway, Suite 237 New Orleans, LA 70125
(504) 304-3309 www.thefirstteenola.org
The First Tee of Greater New Orleans' mission is to positively impact the lives of local youth by providing structured, educational programs that build character, instill life-enhancing values, and promote healthy choices – all through the game of golf. The First Tee of Greater New Orleans was established in 2004 as a chapter of The First Tee network, which has served youth ages five through eighteen since 1997. We provide afterschool and weekend programs at thirteen golf facilities in our seven-parish service region, including; Orleans, Jefferson, Plaquemines, St. Tammany, St. John the Baptist, St. Charles and Lafourche.
Bartholomew Golf Course Life Skills & Special Services 6514 Congress Drive ☑ New Orleans, LA 70126 ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training City Park Golf Course 1051 Filmore Avenue New Orleans, LA 70124 ☑ Education Audubon Golf Club 6500 Magazine Street Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ New Orleans, LA 70118 ☑ Mentoring Recreation Weekly ☑ After School During School Weekends Summer ☑ Meals Ages 5-18 Scholarships are available to participate ☑ Stipends at no cost for those who are eligible Transportation ☑ Yes, some programs have a cost to participate We are able to cover partial costs
Encouraged, but not required ☑ All Youth ☑ All Genders
43 P.O. Box 871556 New Orleans, LA 70127
(504) 434-3583 www.gensuccessnola.org
Generation Success is an educational support agency that provides after school, weekend, and summer programming to youth.
2220 Oretha Castle Haley Boulevard ☑ Life Skills & Special Services New Orleans, LA 70113 8101 Simon Street ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training Metairie, LA, 70003 ☑ Education ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Mentoring
Meals ☑ Weekly After School During School Weekends Summer ☑ English Language Learners Spring Break Gifted and Talented ☑ Ages of 10-24
Must be residents of Orleans or Jefferson Parish ☑ LGBTQ+ Opportunity Youth Yes, some programs have a cost to participate ☑ We are able to cover partial costs
Students with Disabilities ☑ Encouraged, but not required ☑ System-Involved Youth ☑ All Genders
44 841 South Clearview Parkway New Orleans, LA 70121
(504) 733-8220 www.gsle.org
Girl Scouts was founded over 100 years ago to prepare all girls for future roles as professional women and active citizens. Today, the Girl Scouts Louisiana East (GSLE) council, which has been conducting its programming since 1967, is the foremost organization for leadership development of girls ages 5 to 18 in southeast Louisiana. GSLE’s service model, known as the Girl Scout Leadership Experience, is comprised of a broad range of programming that encompasses four foundational pillars– STEM, outdoors, life skills, and entrepreneurship–and is designed to broaden the knowledge, skills, and abilities of participants.
Locations of programming may vary ☑ Life Skills & Special Services Call (504) 733 -8220 ☑ Education ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice
☑ Stipends
Cisgender Girls Weekly ☑ After School During School ☑ Transgender Girls Weekends Ages 5-18 Girls in grades K - 12
Yes, some programs have a cost to participate We are able to cover partial costs
Encouraged, but not required
45 7100 Saint Charles Ave, 1st Floor New Orleans, LA 70118
(504) 272-7786 www.gotrnola.org
At Girls on the Run, we inspire girls to recognize their inner strength and celebrate what makes them one of a kind. Trained coaches lead small teams through our research-based curricula which includes dynamic discussions, activities and running games. Over the course of the ten-week program, girls in 3rd 8th grade develop essential skills to help them navigate their worlds and establish a lifetime appreciation for health and fitness. The program culminates with girls positively impacting their communities through a service project and being physically and emotionally prepared to complete a 5K event.
35 Locations throughout greater New Orleans Leadership, Service & Social Justice Sites change season to season ☑ Call (504) 272-7786 ☑ Recreation
☑ Stipends
☑ All Youth Weekly Cisgender Girls ☑ After School Summer ☑ Transgender Girls ☑ Non-Binary Youth Girls in grades 3 - 8
Yes, some programs have a cost to participate We are able to cover partial costs
Encouraged, but not required
46 1505 South White Street New Orleans, LA 70125
(504) 339-8802 www.glamu101.org
Glam U's mission is to inspire girls to walk in their purpose. Our innovative programs focus on building inner beauty and self-esteem by connecting with girls through fashion, modeling lessons, and confidence building activities. We believe that confidence is key in every aspect of life and that all girls deserve to feel beautiful - inside and out!
Rosenwald Rec Center ☑ Life Skills & Special Services 1120 South Broad Street New Orleans, LA 70125 ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Mentoring
☑ Cisgender Girls ☑ Transgender Girls
☑ Non-Binary Youth Weekly After School Weekends
All girls between ages 5-17 Grades K-12
Yes, some programs have a cost to participate We are able to cover partial costs
Encouraged, but not required
47 203 Chattan Trail Peachtree City, GA 30269
www.heartofpassion.org
Heart of Passion’s mission is comprised of two specific and interdependent programs. The Leadership Development Program is an intense year-long program for exceptionally motivated, passionate high school students. Through tailored group and individual training workshops, these students learn and develop business fundamentals, communication skills, character, and confidence that will positively impact their community and empower a new generation of leaders.
Scandurro & Layrisson ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice 607 Saint Charles Avenue New Orleans, LA 70130 ☑ Mentoring
Gifted and Talented ☑ Weekly ☑ LGBTQ+ After School Weekends Summer All Genders ☑ Winter break Spring break
Grades 9-12 Commitment to fully engage in leadership development Overall demonstration of reliability, maturity, enthusiasm, creativity, and compassion Written application, character references, personal recommendations, and parental consent
Yes, some programs have a cost to participate We are able to cover partial costs
Encouraged, but not required
48 PO Box 4224 New Orleans, LA 70178
(504) 325-9492 www.highvoltageyouthcamp.org
High Voltage is a volunteer organization that provides educational and recreational programs for youth and seniors citizens in New Orleans. Just a few ways that High Voltage engages our communities are: co-sponsoring summer camps and field trips, coordinating fashion show benefits, orchestrating city-wide volunteer cleanups, senior citizen Valentine’s Day makeovers, Mother’s Day and Father’s Day luncheons, ice cream socials, Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners, and much more.
Sojourner Truth Neighborhood Center Life Skills & Special Services 2200 Lafitte Street ☑ New Orleans, LA 70119 ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice Refresh Community Room 300 North Broad Street, Suite 208 New Orleans, LA 70119 ☑ Meals ☑ Toiletries
Monthly ☑ English Language Learners Summer ☑ Gifted and Talented Membership is $10 per student Homeless Youth Most programs are free and open to the community ☑ Summer programs have a supply fee of $10-$20 ☑ LGBTQ+ Encouraged, but not required ☑ Opportunity Youth ☑ Students with Disabilities ☑ All Genders
49 Institute of Women and Ethnic Studies ADDRESS: 365 Canal Street, Suite 1550 New Orleans, LA 70130
PHONE: (504) 599-7712 WEBSITE: www.iwesnola.org
ORGANIZATION DESCRIPTION: Founded in 1993, the Institute of Women & Ethnic Studies (IWES) is a national non-profit health organization domiciled in New Orleans. Many people of color and their families in the Greater New Orleans area do not have access to programs that address their full mental, emotional and physical health. This prevents people in our city from living fully healthy lives and weakens our communities. Because of this, IWES works with communities, schools, individuals and organizations to provide tailored health and wellness services that address this lack of health options and access. We combine advocacy, health education, research and direct services to improve wellness in local communities. Ultimately, when New Orleans is a city that puts health first, our people live happier, more resilient lives and our communities will be stronger!
OFFERINGS: OTHER LOCATIONS: IWES partners with schools across the ☑ Life Skills & Special Services greater New Orleans area ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice
WHO THE PROGRAM SERVES: ☑ All Youth WHEN THE PROGRAM IS OFFERED: Daily All Genders ☑ Weekly Monthly After School During School Weekends Summer Winter Break Spring Break
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: Ages 11-19
COST: No, all programs are free of cost
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT: Encouraged, but not required
50 8315 Apple Street New Orleans, LA 70118
(504) 957-3576 www.jesusprojectministries.com
We were established in 2009, to educate, mentor and minister to the Hollygrove/Pigeon Town area. We provide food, tutoring and other resources for the community. Jesus Project helps those who are in need from the very young to the senior citizens. We promote cross-cultural understanding by bringing people from diverse backgrounds into the inner-city environment to volunteer and learn firsthand the about the stress and struggles of poverty. We devote a great deal of our time, energy and resources to training, educating and equipping urban children and youth for success.
N/A ☑ Life Skills & Special Services ☑ Education ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Mentoring ☑ Recreation
Daily English Language Learners After School ☑ Weekends Summer ☑ All Genders Winter break
Ages 5-24 Grades K-12
No, all programs are free of cost
Encouraged, but not required
51 5100 Orleans Avenue New Orleans, LA 70124
(504) 569-8650 www.jagno.org
Junior Achievement's purpose is to inspire and prepare young people to successfully participate in our community through workforce readiness, entrepreneurship and financial literacy. Junior Achievement's programs—in the core content areas of work readiness, entrepreneurship, and financial literacy—ignite the spark in young people to experience and realize the opportunities and realities of work and life in the 21st century.
(See School Partnerships) ☑ Life Skills & Special Services All schools in Orleans Parish ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training ☑ Education ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Mentoring
Daily Gifted and Talented During School ☑ Summer
LGBTQ+ ☑ Grades K-12 ☑ Opportunity Youth No, All programs are free of cost ☑ Students with Disabilities Encouraged, but not required ☑ System-Involved Youth ☑ All Genders
52 1922 South Salcedo Street New Orleans, LA 70125
(504) 723-8831 www.kedila.org
Kedila Family Learning Services is a non-profit organization that was founded in New Orleans post-Katrina. It was founded because there were very few social services agencies addressing the needs of the New Orleans community as the city's population slowly returned. Kedila prides itself on being an organization "Where the Journey to Learning Begins." The current national crisis of high illiteracy rates is especially evident in the New Orleans school system.
YouthBuild ☑ Arts & Culture 112 0 F r e r e t S t r e e t New Orleans, LA 70113 ☑ Life Skills & Special Services Summer Camp (NORD): Stallings Recreation Center 4300 Saint Claude Avenue Career Exploration & Job Training ☑ New Orleans, LA 70117
Summer Camp (NORD): Education ☑ Milne Recreation Center 5420 Franklin Avenue ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Mentoring Daily After School Summer Counseling ☑ Ages 6-24 ☑ Stipends Summer camp: Resident of New Orleans After school: School-aged children ☑ Medical & Recovery Support No, all programs are free of cost
☑ Homeless Youth Encouraged, but not required ☑ Opportunity Youth ☑ System-Involved Youth
All Genders ☑ 5
53 2533 Columbus Street, Suite 201 New Orleans, LA 70119
(504) 940-1994 www.kidsmart.org
KID smART blends music, dance, poetry, drama, and visual art with math, science, social studies, language arts in New Orleans public schools. Our mission is to engage children in dynamic, creative and rigorous learning through the arts.
(See School Partnerships) ☑ Arts & Culture Edward Hynes Langston Hughes Academy Esperanza Charter School ☑ Life Skills & Special Services Ben Franklin Elementary Arthur Ashe International School of La Dixon ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training ☑ Education
☑ Stipends
Daily Weekly ☑ English Language Learners Monthly After School During School ☑ Gifted and Talented LGBTQ+ ☑ Grades K-8 Students must attend our partner schools Students with Disabilities ☑ No, all programs are free of cost ☑ System-Involved Youth ☑ All Genders Encouraged, but not required
54 1600 Constance Street New Orleans, LA 70130
(504) 523-6221 www.kingsleyhouse.org
Kingsley House offers an array of stimulating activities designed to provide youth with academic enrichment, recreation and life skills development. Camp staff are skilled in providing guidance, support and supervision to youth.
Call (504) 523-6221 ☑ Life Skills & Special Services ☑ Education
☑ Counseling ☑ Meals
☑ All Youth After School All Genders ☑ Summer
Grades K-12
Yes, some programs have a cost to participate We are able to cover partial costs
Encouraged, but not required
55 300 North Broad Street Suite 101 New Orleans, LA 70119
(504) 822-4011 www.libertyskitchen.org
Liberty's Kitchen provides pathways for New Orleans youth to create and achieve their vision of success through workforce training, leadership development, and support of healthy lifestyles. A social enterprise, Liberty's Kitchen operates several revenue generating businesses to supplement revenue from philanthropic and individual supporters.
1615 Poydras Street, 3rd Floor ☑ Life Skills & Special Services New Orleans, LA 70112 ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice
Meals ☑ Year-round ☑ Stipends New classes begin every 3 weeks
☑ Transportation Ages16-24 years old Available to participate 8:30-2:30 M-F Referrals ☑ Will need social security card or birth certificate to begin; staff will help youth attain these documents after application is received if they do not have them.
Homeless Youth ☑ No, all programs are free of cost
LGBTQ+ ☑ No ☑ Opportunity Youth ☑ Students with Disabilities ☑ System-Involved Youth ☑ All Genders
56 8606 Marks Street New Orleans, LA 70118
(504) 267-0557 N/A
The Life Transformation Community Center serves the Hollygrove-Dixon community. The primary use of our center is to provide resources to the community through wellness workshops, after school programs, computer literacy, senior program, reading proficiency, and general daily computer use.
N/A ☑ Arts & Culture ☑ Life Skills & Special Services ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training ☑ Education ☑ Mentoring
Daily Gifted and Talented Weekly ☑ Monthy After School Homeless Youth During School ☑ Summer Spring break ☑ Opportunity Youth Ages 6-16 ☑ System-Involved Youth The child must be a resident of the Hollygrove-Dixon neighborhood All Genders ☑ No, all programs are free of cost
Encouraged, but not required
57 1215 Prytania Street, Suite 103 New Orleans, LA 70130
(504) 529-4301 www.limitlessvistas.org
Limitless Vistas, Inc.’s mission is to help young adults obtain the skills and knowledge to become gainfully employed in the environmental industry or conservation field, build a hopeful future, develop civic pride and establish life-long conservation skills and attitudes. Our program is strongly based on Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM), and is led by local scientists and professionals.
N/A ☑ Life Skills & Special Services ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training ☑ Education ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Mentoring
☑ Stipends Daily During School Summer
Gifted and Talented ☑ Ages 18-24 Youth must be U.S. citizens Homeless Youth ☑ No, all programs are free of cost ☑ LGBTQ+ Opportunity Youth ☑ No ☑ Students with Disabilities ☑ System-Involved Youth ☑ All Genders
58 1 Palm Drive New Orleans, LA 70124
(504) 655-2770 www.loopnola.org
LOOP NOLA provides positive, life-changing outdoor experiences for children and youth in Greater New Orleans. We make the outdoors more equitable for underserved, urban children and youth so everyone can experience the physical and mental health benefits of outdoor recreation along with the joy and awe that are created in natural spaces. Since our initial founding in 1997, first as a city then state program and now our most recent shift to an independent nonprofit organization, LOOP NOLA has provided 20,000 students with outdoor adventures that develop their social, emotional, and academic skills.
1031 Harrison Avenue ☑ Education New Orleans, LA 70124 ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Recreation
☑ Transportation Daily After School Opportunity Youth During School ☑ Weekends Summer Students with Disabilities Winter break ☑ Spring break
All Genders ☑ Grades 2 -12
Yes, some programs have a cost to participate We are able to cover partial costs
Encouraged, but not required
59 5 New Orleans, LA 70124
(504) 523-1357 www.lcm.org
Since opening its doors in 1986, the Louisiana Children’s Museum (LCM) has been a premier resource in the State of Louisiana for young children and their families. LCM envisions a world where communities value children, strengthen and support families, and improve life outcomes by ensuring access to safe, innovative, learning, and play experiences. LCM seeks to contribute to the region’s future prosperity by engaging children’s potential and making that potential visible. Through play, shared explorations, and in dialogue with adults, LCM connects children to each other, adults, their environments and communities.
N/A ☑ Arts & Culture ☑ Education
☑ All Youth ☑ All Genders
Daily After School During School Weekends
All Ages
No
60 938 Lafayette Street, Suite 300 New Orleans, LA 70113
(504) 523-4352 www.leh.org / www.primetimefamily.org
The Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities’ mission is to partner with communities, institutions, and individuals to explore Louisiana’s past, reflect on our present, and imagine our future. Programs partner with libraries, schools, museums, and other community service agencies to directly engage children, parents, teachers, educational administrators, and their communities in high-quality family- focused learning experiences. Created by the Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities (LEH) in 1991, PRIME TIME became a distinct 50 3 in 2004.
Partnerships/host sites change every fall and spring ☑ Arts & Culture Visit leh.org or primetimefamily.org Call (504) 523-4352 ☑ Education
☑ Meals ☑ Transportation
Books ☑ Weekly After School During School ☑ All Youth All Genders Preschool Ages 3-5 ☑ Register at a program location Free program offered to families throughout the state
No, all programs are free of cost
Yes
61 2645 Toulouse Street New Orleans, LA 70119
(504) 613-4661 www.lagreencorps.org
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N/A ☑ Life Skills & Special Services ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training ☑ Education ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice
☑ Counseling ☑ Meals ☑ Stipends
Transportation ☑ Daily During School
☑ Homeless Youth Ages 18-25 ☑ LGBTQ+ No, all programs are free of cost ☑ Opportunity Youth No ☑ Students with Disabilities ☑ System-Involved Youth ☑ All Genders
62 2533 Columbus Street, Suite 202 New Orleans, LA 70119
(504) 523-6530 www.LPOmusic.com
The Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra (LPO) is dedicated to maintaining live orchestral music and a full-scale symphonic orchestra as an integral part of the cultural and educational life of the New Orleans area, the entire state of Louisiana, and the Gulf South region. Formed in 1991, the LPO is the oldest full-time musician-governed and collaboratively-operated orchestra in the United States.
Call (504) 523-6530 ☑ Arts & Culture
☑ English Language Learners ☑ Gifted and Talented ☑ Opportunity Youth ☑ All Genders
Weekly Weekends After School During School Summer
Grades 2-7
No, all programs are free of cost
Encouraged, but not required
63 1300 Perdido Street, Suite BW15 New Orleans, LA 70112
(504) 658-2900 www.lsuagcenter.com
Call (504) 658-2900 ☑ Life Skills & Special Services ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training ☑ Education ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice Daily Weekly Monthly All Youth After School ☑ During School Weekends ☑ All Genders Summer Winter break Spring break
Ages 9-20 Must be 4-H club member Some camps have an age requirement and require parental consent
Yes, some programs have a cost to participate
Encouraged, but not required
64 6363 Saint Charles Avenue, Box 154 New Orleans, LA 70118
(504) 864-7219 www.loyno.edu/upwardbound/
Upward Bound has served metro New Orleans students since 1966. The program provides intense EOC/LEAP 2025 and ACT preparation. Students receive one-on-one tutorial assistance. Participants benefit from individualized college placement support. Upward Bound offers year-round enrichment activities The Loyola University New Orleans Upward Bound Program is budgeted through a grant by the U.S. Department of Education.
N/A ☑ Life Skills & Special Services ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training ☑ Education Weekly Weekends After School Mentoring ☑ Monthly Summer
Counseling Grades 9-12 ☑ Be a citizen and or national of the U.S. Must attend one of our four target high Meals schools— John Ehret, L.W. Higgins, Helen ☑ Cox, or West Jefferson and/or reside in the area surrounding each school ☑ Stipends Must be the first generation to earn a bachelor's degree Must be willing to participate in a year- ☑ Transportation round academic program No, all programs are free of cost
Gifted and Talented ☑ Encouraged, but not required ☑ Homeless Youth ☑ LGBTQ+ ☑ All Genders
65 1010 North Galvez Street, Unit C1 New Orleans, LA 70119
(504) 266-6091 www.makemusicnola.org
Make Music NOLA is a youth development program focused on building confidence, discipline, consistency, commitment, and creating access and opportunities through intensive music training. MMN currently offers instruction on the violin, viola, cello, and double bass. Each student enrolled in the program receives four hours of instruction a week, an instrument on loan, opportunities to work with visiting artists, and a chance to perform on several community concerts every year.
Broadmoor Arts and Wellness Center Arts & Culture 3900 General Taylor ☑ New Orleans, LA 70125
Harmony Oaks Community Center 2514 Washington Avenue ☑ Instruments & Supplies New Orleans, LA 70115 NORDC Gernon Brown Center 1001 Harrison Avenue New Orleans, LA 70124 ☑ Opportunity Youth
All Genders ☑ Daily After School During School Weekend Summer
Grades K-4 Must demonstrate the need for financial assistance Must be eligible for free or reduced lunch
No, all programs are free of cost
Encouraged, but not required
66 PO Box 872994 New Orleans, LA 70187
(504) 234-0536 www.metropolitantrackclub.org
The specific purpose of is to acquaint and educate youth with the fundamentals of the sport of Track and Field; to teach, through the sport, sportsmanship and leadership and a love of the sport; to promote safe play; to bring area youth closer together through a means of a common interest for the betterment of the community.
Joe Brown Park ☑ Recreation 5601 Read Blvd New Orleans, LA 70127
☑ Gifted and Talented ☑ Homeless Youth ☑ Opportunity Youth ☑ System-Involved Youth
All Genders ☑ Daily After School During School
Ages 5-18 AAU & USATF Membership
Yes, some programs have a cost to participate
Encouraged, but not required
67 9511 Chef Menteur Highway, Suite 109-353 New Orleans, LA 70127
(504) 289-5937 www.metropolitanyouth.org
M programs target areas in the life of youth that are critical to their development. Physical health, academic success, life skills and emotional stability are key components of a successful life. Through our sports leagues, tutoring services, mentoring and life skills development, we intervene in the lives of children to help them become their best selves.
N/A ☑ Arts & Culture ☑ Life Skills & Special Services ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training ☑ Education ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Mentoring
Recreation ☑ Weekly After School Weekends Year-round Counseling ☑ Grades K-12
Yes, some programs have a cost to participate ☑ All Youth We are able to cover partial costs
☑ All Genders Encouraged, but not required
68 2827 Fourth Street New Orleans, LA 70113
(985) 215-2333 www.micamped.org
The MIC seeks to engage youth and community as generational poverty cycle breakers to serve as innovative generational wealth builders through leadership, social entrepreneurship, and global citizenry.
3301 Freret Street ☑ Arts & Culture New Orleans, LA 70115 ☑ Education ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Mentoring
☑ Meals
☑ Stipends Monthly Weekends Transportation ☑ Summer Winter break Spring break ☑ LGBTQ+ Ages 12 - 18 Opportunity Youth Yes, some programs have a cost to participate ☑ We are able to cover partial costs ☑ System-Involved Youth Encouraged, but not required ☑ All Genders
69 200 Henry Clay Avenue New Orleans, LA 70118
(504) 894-5415 www.gnomiracleleague.org
The mission of the Miracle League of Greater New Orleans is to promote the health and well-being of children with disabilities, provide opportunities for able-bodied children to learn about and interact with children with disabilities, and develop community awareness and support for the child athlete with disabilities through organized sports leagues.
N/A ☑ Recreation
☑ Students with Disabilities ☑ All Genders
Daily After School Weekends Year-round
Ages 6-24+
Yes, some programs have a cost to participate We are able to cover partial costs
Yes
70 900 Camp Street, Suite 453 New Orleans, LA 70130
(504) 231-5748 www.navigatenola.com
Navigate NOLA is the social and emotional community wellness division of DSCEJ Inc. The division takes an asset based approach to cultivating an environment where New Orleans youth can thrive. Navigate Nola utilizes existing strengths in the New Orleans community to create sustainable positive youth development programming. Navigate Nola programming seeks to meet the needs of young people across the various levels of the socio-ecological model (the individual level, the interpersonal level, the community level and the policy/societal level.
(See School Partnerships) Life Skills & Special Services Noble Minds ☑ Hoffman Early Learning Center Arise Academy ☑ Education
☑ Counseling
☑ Homeless Youth Weekly Students with Disabilities ☑ During School Summer All Genders ☑ Grades Pre-K, K-8 ,9-12 Early childhood learning centers in the New Orleans area, Public schools in the New Orleans area
No, all programs are free of cost
Encouraged, but not required
71 4605 Freret Street New Orleans, LA 70115
(504) 899-5900 www.nhsnola.org
Neighborhood Housing Services of New Orleans promotes homeownership, post purchase counseling, foreclosure prevention and financial literacy for the entire family adults and youth.
N/A ☑ Life Skills & Special Services
☑ All Youth ☑ All Genders
Daily After School During School
Grades K-12 Ages 18-24
No
72 935 Gravier Street, Suite 800 New Orleans, LA 70112
(504) 522-0996, extension. 207 www.nobadance.com
The New Orleans Ballet Association provides tuition-free, year-round comprehensive dance programs in Orleans, St. Bernard, and Jefferson Parishes for youth ages 6-18 and their families through sequential training and ancillary activities as well as provide employment, professional development, and artistic experiences to local artists. Community partners work with staff to train artists, plan, sustain, grow and implement programs.
N/A ☑ Arts & Culture ☑ Recreation
☑ All Youth ☑ All Genders
Daily After School During School
Youth ages 6-18
No, all programs are free of cost
Encouraged, but not required
73 2 33 New Orleans, LA 70119
(225) 302-0553 www.nolacc.org
The New Orleans Career Center (NOCC) is a high school technical training center that partners with Orleans Parish public high schools and families to provide students with year- long, half day coursework.NOCC trains students in healthcare, engineering/manufacturing, environmental/water management, software development, digital production, and skilled trades. Students earn carnegie units that count towards high school graduation and have opportunities to participate in internships, clinical rotations, and pre-apprenticeships.
N/A ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training ☑ Education ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice
Mentoring ☑ Daily During School
Counseling ☑ Grades 9-12 The NOCC provides information sessions at Transportation partner high schools in the spring semester ☑ All interested students are encouraged to apply High schools send students to the career center ☑ Materials & Supplies and pay a tuition match No, all programs are free of cost
All Youth ☑ Encouraged, but not required ☑ All Genders
74 3705 Saint Claude Avenue New Orleans, Louisiana 70117
(504) 491-2390 www.noladance.org
NODC is a 501(c)(3) organization actively linking dance and social work. NODC seeks to address the overwhelming need for positive, esteem-building dance activities for inner-city at-risk youth.
N/A ☑ Arts & Culture
☑ Cisgender Girls ☑ Cisgender Boys
Weekly Monthly After School Weekends Summer
Ages 3-18 A demonstrated talent in dance
Yes, some programs have a cost to participate We are able to cover partial costs
Yes
75 219 Loyola Avenue New Orleans, 70112
(504) 596-2560 www.nolalibrary.org
We serve residents of Orleans Parish at our 15 neighborhood libraries and through outreach events across the city.
Algiers Regional Library Arts & Culture Alvar Library ☑ Central City Library Children's Resource Center Library ☑ Life Skills & Special Services East New Orleans Regional Library Cita Dennis Hubbell Library Rosa F. Keller Library & Community Center ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Library Milton H. Latter Memorial Library Norman Mayer Library Education ☑ Mid-City Library Nora Navra Library Nix Library Robert E. Smith Library ☑ All Youth
All Genders ☑ Daily After School During School Weekends
All Ages No eligibility requirements. It's a matter of both the public library and school being able to coordinate a good time that fits for everyone.
No, all programs are free of cost
No
76 5420 Franklin Avenue New Orleans, LA 70122
(504) 658-3052 www.nordc.org
A sustainable and innovative organization that transforms lives through physical, mental, and social well-being of New Orleanians by providing safe and welcoming environments for recreational, athletic, and cultural experiences.
(See Life Skills & Special Services Annunication Rec Center ☑ 800 Race Street New Orleans, LA 70130 Career Exploration & Job Training ☑ Behrman Rec Center 2529 General Meyer Avenue ☑ Education New Orleans, LA 70114 Atkinson Stern Tennis Center ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice 4025 S. Saratoga Street New Orleans, LA 70115 ☑ Mentoring
Recreation ☑ Daily Weekly Monthly Meals After School ☑ During School Summer Stipends Winter break ☑ Spring break
Transportation ☑ All Ages Open to public, programs requirements vary by age.
Yes, some programs have a cost to participate ☑ All Youth
All Genders ☑ Encouraged, but not required
77 3 Versailles Boulevard New Orleans, LA 70115
(571) 283-2991 www.NewOrleansRowingClub.org
New Orleans Rowing Club is a 50 3 , volunteer driven sports club focused on providing youths aged 12-18 with both an introduction to rowing and a competitive atmosphere. NORC competes regionally and nationally at USRowing sponsored events and participants are encouraged pursue college scholarships in rowing. Participants compete in both individual and team events, and are taught both sculling and sweeping disciplines.
Frederick J. King Boathouse Recreation 5958 Saint Bernard Avenue ☑ New Orleans, LA 70122
Krewe Du Crossfit 8013 Leake Avenue ☑ All Genders New Orleans, LA 70118
Weekly After School Weekends Summer Winter break Spring break
Grades K-8, 9-12 Pass required swim test (2min treading and 100yd swim) Administered by NORC
Yes, some programs have a cost to participate We are able to cover partial costs
Encouraged, but not required
78 532 Louisa Street New Orleans, LA 70117
(504) 308-1420 www.novacvideo.org
We believe storytellers empower communities, so we empower storytellers. NOVAC is the Gulf South's oldest media arts nonprofit, and we provide creative and economic opportunities to SE Louisiana residents through youth media, workforce development, independent filmmaker services, video preservation and social issue documentary production.
(See School Partnerships) Arts & Culture Morris Jeff Community School ☑ KIPP Renaissance Landry Walker High School ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training ☑ Education
☑ Meals Daily Weekly After School All Youth During School ☑ Summer
All Genders ☑ Grades K-8, 9-12 Enrollment at a school partner of NOVAC, or directly at NOVAC in the evenings, through a credit partnership with school Students 12-18 partner with NOVAC through the NOPL/Jefferson Parish Library summer camps
No, all programs are free of cost
Encouraged, but not required
79 1705 South White Street Unit A New Orleans, LA 70119
(504) 249-5130 ext. 1800 www.neworleansyouthalliance.org
The New Orleans Youth Alliance (NOYA) Youth Leadership Fellowship prepares young people to assume leadership roles in the design, decision-making and implementation phases of systems, programs and initiatives impacting youth and their families in New Orleans.
N/A ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice
☑ Meals ☑ Stipends ☑ Transportation
☑ Opportunity Youth Weekly After School ☑ LGBTQ+ Summer All Genders ☑ Ages 16-24 Have an interest in leadership and enacting change within the community
No, all programs are free of cost
No
80 3211 Diana Street New Orleans, LA 70114
(504) 638-6669
New Saint Joseph's summer enrichment program engages children in academics, sewing, arts & crafts, reading & literacy, and sports.
2529 General Meyer Avenue ☑ Education New Orleans, LA 70114 ☑ Recreation
☑ Meals
☑ English Language Learners ☑ LGBTQ+ Students with Disabilities Weekly ☑ After School Summer All Genders ☑ Ages 4-12 Must be low-moderate income
No, all programs are free of cost
Yes
81 3400 Tulane Avenue, 2nd Floor New Orleans, LA 70119
(504) 658-4534 www.nola.gov/economic-development/workforce-development/
NOLA Youth Works provides quality summer experiences that build a pipeline to career opportunities for local youth ages 16-21. The focus of the summer employment program is to expose participants to careers of interest with the intention of creating a career-ready workforce. Youth will earn while they gain experience to define their career goals. Through deliberate program design, cross-sector collaborations and strategic incentives, the 2019 City of New Orleans Summer Employment Program will host four distinct programs.
Call (504) 658-4534 ☑ Arts & Culture ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training ☑ Mentoring
☑ Counseling
Stipends ☑ Weekly After School Summer
All Youth ☑ Ages 16-21 All Genders Youth must be Orleans Parish residents ☑ Must submit a resume and conduct an interview Must complete a background check and a drug test
No, all programs are free of cost
No
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1130 North Rampart Street New Orleans, LA 70116
(504) 529-1681 http://www.northrampartcommunity.com/school.html
North Rampart Community Center hosts an eight (8) week summer camp annually. Children who are with us throughout the program will have a schedule that varies from session to session with different themed weeks, as well as special events that make each day new and exciting.
N/A ☑ Arts & Culture ☑ Education ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Mentoring ☑ Recreation
English Language Learners ☑ Weekly Students with Disabilities After School ☑ Summer
All Genders ☑ Ages 4 - 18
No, all programs are free of cost
Yes
83 2321 Thalia Street New Orleans, LA 70156-6894
(504) 684-9222 https://or-nola.org/operationgirls
Operation Girls works with directly impacted girls to provide mentorship, financial literacy classes, and leadership opportunities to empower girls. Operation Girls works closely with the case management team to assist girls who are currently involved in the criminal legal system to access resources and girls with mothers in prison to establish relationships with their mothers. The goal is to create a cohesive bond between mother and daughter that would promote positive relationship building. Operation Girls was organized to prevent directly impacted girls from perpetuating the cycle of incarceration.
N/A ☑ Life Skills & Special Services ☑ Education ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Mentoring
☑ Counseling
Daily During School ☑ LGBTQ+ ☑ System-Involved Youth Ages 8-16 ☑ Cisgender Girls No, all programs are free of cost
☑ Transgender Girls Yes ☑ Non-Binary Youth
84 2 33 New Orleans, LA 70119
(504) 534-8277 www.operationspark.org
Operation Spark opens new doors to prosperity for low opportunity individuals by presenting the fastest route to a career in software development
N/A ☑ Life Skills & Special Services ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training ☑ Education ☑ Mentoring
☑ Counseling
Transportation ☑ Daily After School During School
Gifted and Talented ☑ For High School program, a sophomore with Homeless Youth recommendation from Counselor ☑ For Adult Program, at least 20 years of age ☑ LGBTQ+ Yes, some programs have a cost to participate We are able to cover partial costs ☑ Opportunity Youth Encouraged, but not required ☑ Students with Disabilities ☑ System-Involved Youth ☑ All Genders
85 3059 Higgins Boulevard New Orleans, LA 70126
(504) 503-1421 www.opportunitiesacademy.org
Opportunities Academy is a full-day program serving college-aged students 18-22 years old with intellectual disabilities and autism. We provide work experience and instruction in the areas of independent living, community access, and employability.
(See School Partnerships) Life Skills & Special Services KIPP Central City ☑ 2526 Thalia Street New Orleans, LA 70113 ☑ Education ☑ Recreation
☑ Counseling ☑ Meals
☑ Transportation Daily During School Therapy ☑ All-year
Speech ☑ Ages 18-22 With intellectual/developmental disability or autism
No, all programs are free of cost ☑ ☑ All Genders Encouraged, but not required
86 2527 North Rampart Street New Orleans, LA 70117
(504) 782-1520 www.theorchidsociety.org
A professional women's organization focused on mentoring, community service and social awareness programming for young minority girls in New Orleans.
N/A ☑ Arts & Culture ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Mentoring
☑ Counseling ☑ Meals ☑ Transportation Daily Monthly After School ☑ Yearly-Allowance During School Weekends Summer Winter break Spring break Gifted and Talented ☑ Grades 8th-12th LGBTQ+ At risk, non-violent African-American ☑ girls residing in New Orleans
Opportunity Youth ☑ No, all programs are free of cost
Students with Disabilities ☑ Encouraged, but not required ☑ System-Involved Youth ☑ Cisgender Girls
87 2022 Saint Bernard Avenue Building C, Room 229 New Orleans, LA, 70116
(504) 503-1110 www.facebook.com/OrleansParish4H
Orleans Parish 4-H is a positive youth development organization that works to empower youth to reach their full potential. We do this by working with youth on research-based, hands-on, experiential activities. We focus on imparting life skills and knowledge in the areas of SET (Science, Engineering, Technology), Healthy Living, and Citizenship.
Call (504) 503-1110 ☑ Life Skills & Special Services ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training ☑ Education ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice
☑ All Youth Monthly After School ☑ All Genders During School Weekends Summer
Ages 6-19 Some clubs require students to be members of the school to participate but others are open to the public
Yes, some programs have a cost to participate We are able to cover partial costs
Encouraged, but not required
88 PO Box 791312 New Orleans, LA 70179
(504) 821-4004 www.opennola.org
OPEN is a community-based organization that prepares the people to advocate for equity and justice in public schools through advocacy, policy, and civic action.
N/A ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice
☑ Stipends
All Genders ☑ Weekly After School During School Summer Winter break Spring break
Ages 15-24 Demonstrated ability to work independently; A self- starter; Strong interest in educational justice, public education and social justice in general; Interest in data collection and policy advocacy and research; Strong communication-speaking and writing- skills; Can commit to a minimum of 5 hours / week for the duration of the internship
No, all programs are free of cost
No
89 1740 Benton Street New Orleans, LA 70117
(718) 415-0890 http://schoolatblairgrocery.blogspot.com/
Our School at Blair Grocery (OSBG) is an independent alternative school and sustainability education center based in the Lower Ninth Ward of New Orleans. Our mission is to create a resource-rich safe space for youth empowerment and sustainable community development.With the teenagers in our high school and neighborhood after-school program, we operate an experiential curriculum that incorporates sustainability thinking, HiSET and GED-prep into the work of ending hunger, and building a profitable community food economy to drive sustainable community development in the Lower Ninth Ward of New Orleans.
N/A ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice
☑ Opportunity Youth ☑ All Genders
Weekly During School
Ages 16-24 (Opportunity Youth)
No, all programs are free of cost
No
90 2619 Dreux Avenue New Orleans, LA 70122
(504) 284-3955 http://www.passiondancecenter.com
Passion Dance Center's youth program is designed to teach students about all genres of dance. Students must take ballet, tap, and jazz courses. This program is designed to prepare well rounded students. All students in the youth program may graduate with 12 years of dance training.
N/A ☑ Arts & Culture ☑ Recreation
☑ Cisgender Girls
Daily Weekly After School During School
Ages 2-24+
Yes, some programs have a cost to participate
No
91 3909 Bienville Street, Suite 103B New Orleans, LA 70119
(504) 565-3596 https://www.afsc.org/office/new-orleans-la
Hollygrove Community Garden ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice 8729 Olive Street New Orleans, LA 70118
☑ Stipends
☑ All Youth All Genders Weekly ☑ Monthly Weekends After School During School Spring break Summer Fall
Ages 16-26 Must be a resident of Hollygrove
No, all programs are free of cost
Encouraged but not required
92 5500 Prytania Street #330 New Orleans, LA 70115
(504) 327-7495 www.pinkhouseinc.org
Pink House is a personal development academy for young girls dedicated to providing them with the tools that will empower them to lead, cultivate, and nurture our society for tomorrow through powerful programs today. The mission of PINK House is to provide Young Ladies ages 13 to 18 with an atmosphere that gives exposure, promotes self appreciation, social responsibility, effective communication and leadership towards the mental and social development necessary to excel in today’s society.
N/A ☑ Life Skills & Special Services ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice
☑ English Language Learners ☑ Homeless Youth
Students with Disabilities ☑ Weekly Cisgender Girls During School ☑ Weekends
Ages 13-18 Grades 9-12
No, all programs are free of cost
Encouraged, but not required
93 2225 Congress Street, 2nd Floor New Orleans, LA 70117
(504) 377-3122 www.projectbutterflynola.org
Project Butterfly New Orleans is an African-centered, rites of passage program that provides mentoring and culturally-rooted programming that prepares girls of African descent for their transition from adolescence to adulthood. Project Butterfly uses an evidence-based curriculum and incorporates popular culture, media, cultural awareness, leadership development, art, physical health and wellness activities and beyond to respond to the unique needs of African American girls. The program serves girls across New Orleans in grades 9-12.
Landry-Walker ☑ Arts & Culture ☑ Life Skills & Special Services ☑ Education ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Mentoring
Weekly Homeless Youth After School ☑ Weekends School breaks LGBTQ+ ☑ Grades 9-12 System-Involved Youth Girls interested in the program must be enrolled in ☑ College Track or in the Project Ready program sponsored by the Urban League of Louisiana ☑ Cisgender Girls Yes, some programs have a cost to participate We are able to cover partial costs
Encouraged, but not required
94 Project Peaceful Warriors ADDRESS: 612 Andrew Higgins Blvd. 3rd Floor New Orleans LA, 70130
PHONE: (843) 822-8740 WEBSITE: www.projectpeacefulwarriors.org
ORGANIZATION DESCRIPTION: Project Peaceful Warriors provides small group yoga and mindfulness classes that support students in navigating challenging emotions, cultivating resilience, self confidence, and lifelong tools that extend far beyond the classroom. We hold professional development workshops for school teachers that emphasize Social Emotional Learning, Trauma-Informed Teaching, & Healing Centered Engagement. We also provide staff yoga classes for all educators to support their emotional and physical wellbeing.
OFFERINGS: OTHER LOCATIONS: 3900 General Taylor Street ☑ Life Skills & Special Services New Orleans, LA 70125 (See School Partnerships) Recreation ARISE ☑ Audubon Charter School Bricolage Center for Resilience WHO THE PROGRAM SERVES: Educare Foundation Prep All Youth Hoffman Early Learning Center ☑ New Harmony Lusher Charter School ☑ All Genders The Net Young Audiences
WHEN THE PROGRAM IS OFFERED: Daily After School During School Summer
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: Ages 3-21
COST: Yes, some programs have a cost to participate
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT: No
95 Delgado Community College 615 City Park Avenue Building 1, Room 220E New Orleans, LA 70119
(504) 671-5072 www.publicallies.org/neworleans
Public Allies New Orleans is a leadership development organization that advances our social justice mission by supporting the leadership of young people.Public Allies' primary program model with AmeriCorps, we match full-time young adult leaders, ages 18-30+, with full time, paid 10 month service positions at local organizations and each Public Ally receives coaching, training and leadership development. We believe that young people are a crucial force to building a thriving New Orleans.
N/A ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice
Mentoring ☑ Daily Weekly After School During School ☑ Stipends Ages 18-30+ To participate in our full time, paid nonprofit apprenticeship program: We are looking for young LGBTQ+ leaders, with a variety of skills and abilities, but ☑ possess the qualities and characteristics that we know makes a great Public Ally: knowledgeable, Opportunity Youth ambitious, reflective, accountable, ☑ collaborative, and agile Must be 17 years of age or older, have a high All Genders school diploma or equivalent ☑ Must possess a passion for making a difference
No, all programs are free of cost
No
96 4205 Canal Street New Orleans, LA 70119
(504) 821-7228 www.puentesneworleans.org
Puentes is a Spanish word meaning “bridges.” Since 2007, Puentes has been building bridges connecting Latin American immigrants and their children to the greater New Orleans community. Our work is dedicated to overcoming economic, racial, and cultural divides and to providing Latin American families and communities with the resources, knowledge, and hands-on opportunities they need to thrive.
N/A ☑ Arts & Culture ☑ Life Skills & Special Services ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training ☑ Education ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice
Mentoring ☑ Weekly After School Weekends Summer Winter break ☑ English Language Learners Spring break ☑ All Genders Ages 16-24 No, all programs are free of cost
Encouraged, but not required
97 141 Robert E. Lee Boulevard New Orleans, LA 70124
(504) 253-0480 www.thestarsteam.org
Our mission is to improve the academic achievement, self-esteem and social competence. Prevent problem/high-risk behavior, and create health and fitness awareness by providing a relationship with a caring mentor who works to help youth achieve their potential.
Dryades YMCA Mentoring 2220 Oretha Castle Haley Boulevard ☑ New Orleans, LA 70113
Recreation Joe Brown Park ☑ 5601 Read Blvd New Orleans, LA 70127 ☑ English Language Learners ☑ Opportunity Youth
All Genders ☑ Weekly Monthly After School During School Weekends Summer Winter break Spring break
Ages 7-13
Yes, some programs have a cost to participate
Encouraged, but not required
98 705 Flood Street New Orleans, LA 70117
(504) 332-5533 www.therethinkers.org
N/A ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Mentoring
☑ Counseling ☑ Meals ☑ Transportation ☑ Emergency Support Weekly After School During School Gifted and Talented ☑ Weekends Summer ☑ Homeless Youth Spring break LGBTQ+ Ages 12-25 ☑ Black youth who want to be organizers
Opportunity Youth ☑ No, all programs are free of cost
Students with Disabilities ☑ Encouraged, but not required ☑ System-Involved Youth ☑ All Genders
99 2624 Burgundy Street New Orleans, LA 70117
(504) 460-2611 https://therootsofmusic.org
We believe music has the power to transform lives. The Roots of Music empowers the youth of New Orleans through music education, academic support, and mentorship, while preserving and promoting the unique musical and cultural heritage of our city.
The band is booked to participate in various Arts & Culture events at various locations around the city ☑ Call (504) 460-261 ☑ Mentoring
☑ All Genders
Weekly After School During School Weekends
Ages 9-14 Live/attend school in Orleans Parish Qualify for free or reduced school lunch
No, all programs are free of cost
Yes
100 1700 South Rampart Street New Orleans, LA 70113
(504) 564-7930 www.rootsofrenewal.org
Roots of Renewal is a workforce development reentry nonprofit for formerly incarcerated young men ages 18-24. We provide a 16 week program to formerly incarcerated young men, where we provide them peer mentorship, financial literacy and have our crew leader teach them construction trade. We subsequently have the cohorts apply their construction knowledge on pieces of property that Roots of Renewal is renovating. We help the cohorts obtain their Occupational Safety Health Administration (OSHA) certification and Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC).
N/A ☑ Life Skills & Special Services ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training ☑ Mentoring
☑ Counseling
Stipends ☑ Daily During School Summer Winter break ☑ Opportunity Youth Spring break System-Involved Youth ☑ Ages 18-24+ Formerly incarcerated young men Cisgender Boys ☑ No, all programs are free of cost
No
101 N/A
504 20 034 https://silverbacksociety.com/index.php
50 600 20
Martin Behrman Academy
☑ Mentoring Contact Us Call or Email [email protected] [email protected] ☑ Cisgender Boys
Weekly During School
Eighth graders that are selected by the school
No, all programs are free of cost
Encouraged, but not required
102 2803 Saint Philip Street New Orleans, LA 70119
(504) 561-7508 sonofasaint.org
Son of a Saint exists to enhance the lives of fatherless boys through mentorship, emotional support, development of life skills, exposure to constructive experiences and formation of positive, lasting, peer-to-peer relationships.
N/A ☑ Arts & Recreation ☑ Life Skills & Special Services ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training
Education ☑ Daily ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice After School During School Weekends ☑ Mentoring Summer Winter Spring Counseling Grades K-8, 9-12 ☑ Due to limited resources, we are only able to accept boys who meet the following qualifications: ☑ Tuition Assistance Their father is deceased or incarcerated for 15 years or more. They were adopted by a single mother. Boys must currently be between the ages of 10 and 13. Applicants who are 9 but will be 10 by December 1st, 2019 are also eligible to apply. Opportunity Youth ☑ No, all programs are free of cost ☑ Cisgender Boys ☑ Transgender Boys Yes
103 1504 Oretha Castle Haley Boulevard New Orleans, LA 70113
(504) 569-0405 natfab.org
The Southern Food & Beverage Museum is a nonprofit living history organization dedicated to the discovery, understanding and celebration of the food, drink and the related culture of the South.
N/A ☑ Arts & Culture ☑ Life Skills & Special Services
☑ Meals
☑ All Youth
All Genders ☑ Weekly Monthly After School During School Weekends Summer
Ages 7-13
Yes, some programs have a cost to participate
No
104 300 North Broad Street, Suite 208 New Orleans, LA 70119
(504) 535-5064 www.sproutnola.org
SPROUT NOLA organizes a teaching garden, the ReFresh Community Farm, the ReFresh Farmers Market, and multiple education programs. We are committed to rebuilding and repairing our local food system by giving people the tools they need to grow food for themselves and advocating for those who are currently growing food.
N/A ☑ Education
☑ All Youth ☑ All Genders
Daily After School During School Summer Spring break
Ages 6 +
No, all programs are free of cost
Encouraged, but not required
105 1545 State Street New Orleans, LA 70118
(504) 899-0820 www.stairnola.org
STAIR is a free one-on-one after school and weekend tutoring program to improve the self-esteem and reading skills of lower elementary students.
We have 25 different sites ☑ Education Call (504) 899-0820
☑ Books & Snacks
☑ All Youth ☑ All Genders
Daily After School During School Weekends
Grades 2-3 Reading assessments and scores provided by the school
No, all programs are free of cost
No
106 1000 Aline Street New Orleans, LA 70115
(504) 458-8885 N/A
3
Lyons Center Arts & Culture Milne Center ☑ Rosenwald Center Cutoff Center Education Joe Brown Center ☑ Lycee Francais ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Mentoring
☑ All Youth
☑ All Genders Weekly After School Weekends Summer
6 Grades K-8, 9-12
Yes, some programs have a cost to participate
Encouraged, but not required
107 6601 Franklin Avenue, Suite 5 New Orleans, LA 70122
(504) 662-8168 www.tlfnola.org
T is a nonprofit that provides job readiness and life skills training to youth with disabilities.
(See School Partnerships) ☑ Life Skills & Special Services Einstein Charter School at Village De l'Est Joseph S. Clark Prep. High ReNEW Accelerated High ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training The Net Charter Warren Easton High ☑ Education ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice
☑ Cisgender Girls ☑ Cisgender Boys Transgender Boys Weekly ☑ During School
Transgender Girls ☑ Grades K-8, 9-12 Opportunity Youth Students must have a disability documented on an IEP ☑ or 504 and must be eligible for services through LRS ☑ Students with Disabilities No, all programs are free of cost
Encouraged, but not required
108 3600 Desire Parkway New Orleans, LA 70126
(504) 446-1199 www.thrivenola.org
N/A ☑ Life Skills & Special Services ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Mentoring
☑ Counseling
Daily ☑ LGBTQ+ After School During School Weekends Opportunity Youth ☑ Summer Winter break ☑ System-Involved Youth Spring break ☑ Cisgender Girls Grades K-8 ☑ Cisgender Boys No, all programs are free of cost
Transgender Girls ☑ Encouraged, but not required ☑ Transgender Boys
109 1630 Caton Street New Orleans, LA 70122
(504) 415-3556 www.trainupachildnola.org
Train Up a Child NOLA is a nonprofit organization created to promote parent/child relationships. We want to develop a world in which children look up to their parents before they look up to peers, celebrities, etc. We promote healthy living by providing funding for recreational programs, such as dance, cheer, football and basketball to underprivileged children in the New Orleans area. We inspire the youth to be the best they can be through our “Big Sister/Big Brother” mentorship program. We also partner with the Youth Study Center.
Milne Center Arts & Culture 5420 Franklin Avenue ☑ New Orleans, LA 70122 ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Mentoring ☑ Recreation
Counseling ☑ Weekly After School Weekends ☑ Opportunity Youth Summer Cisgender Girls Students must be living in District D, Orleans ☑ Parish, have no other means of participating in an after school program or a part of one of our ☑ Cisgender Boys after school/Summer Programs already. Yes, some programs have a cost to participate We are able to cover partial costs
Encouraged, but not required
110 2200 Lafitte Avenue New Orleans, LA 70119
(504) 408-0506 www.mytraininggrounds.org
TrainingGrounds creates supportive learning environments to enable caregivers to provide children (birth-5) with quality experiences that promote healthy brain development and positive adult-child interactions. We offer free hands-on, interactive Parent Learning Opportunities to increase parent's knowledge, competence and confidence in infant health, ages and stages of child development, nurturing and responsive parenting practices and positive discipline. Our free We PLAY Center is designed to offer a safe place for caregivers and children to play, learn and grow together.
N/A ☑ Life Skills & Special Services ☑ Education
☑ Cisgender Girls
Non- Binary Youth ☑ Daily After School During School Summer Winter break Spring break
Ages Birth-5 and caregivers We serve youth who are expecting a baby or already a parent
No, all programs are free of cost
No
111 Tulane Campus Recreation 31 Janet Yulman Way New Orleans, LA, 70118
N/A www.swim4success.com
4
N/A ☑ Mentoring ☑ Recreation
☑ Snacks
English Language Learners ☑ Weekly LGBTQ+ Weekends ☑ After School During School ☑ Students with Disabilities ☑ All Genders Ages 4-18 Family must be on free or reduced lunch and/or Medicaid
No, all programs are free of cost
No
112 PO Box 791438 New Orleans, LA 70119
N/A www.unCommonConstruction.org
unCommon Construction is a nonprofit that uses the build process to empower youth to lead the workforce after high school or college. Through our selective apprenticeship program, students from different schools join a diverse team to earn hourly pay and school credit for building a house in a semester. Upon the sale of each home, apprentices also earn a matching "Equity Award" scholarship for further education, industry certifications or the tools they need for a full-time job.
Build sites and program locations vary ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training Email [email protected] ☑ Education ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Mentoring
Meals ☑ Weekly After School Transportation ☑ Weekends Summer Hourly Pay Winter break ☑ Spring break
Age at least 16 years old Attend one of unCommon Construction's ☑ All Youth partnering high schools ☑ All Genders No, all programs are free of cost
Encouraged, but not required
113 1719 Toledano Street New Orleans LA 70115
(504) 390-8399 www.upturnarts.org/
Upturn Arts is a fun and creative program that teaches children in the New Orleans community to explore and build confidence in themselves as artists. "When school is out, we are in." We provide dance, music, visual arts, yoga, and theater classes during holiday and summer breaks and partner with local schools for after-school classes.We believe in providing "Arts for All", and offer a creARTive grants program to help low and middle income families subsidize costs. All of our instructors are local master teaching arts, trained in the Upturn pedagogy.
Bricolage Academy ☑ Arts & Culture ☑ Education ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice
Daily Meals Weekly ☑ After School During School Weekends Summer All Youth Winter break ☑ Spring break
All Genders ☑ Grades K-8, 9-12 We provide "Arts for All" and our programs are offered to all students Grants are awarded based on proof of income and tax statements
Yes, some programs have a cost to participate We are able to cover partial costs
Encouraged, but not required
114 4640 South Carrollton Avenue, Suite 210 New Orleans, LA 70119
(504) 620-2332 www.urbanleaguela.org
The mission of the Urban League of Louisiana is to assist African Americans and other communities seeking equity to secure economic self-reliance, parity and civil rights. We implement our mission through programs in the areas of education and youth development, workforce and economic development, public policy and advocacy initiatives.
(See School Partnerships) Arts & Recreation Landry-Walker High ☑ Scotlandville Magnet High Clarence L. Barney Head Start Center ☑ Life Skills & Special Services ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training ☑ Education Leadership, Service & Social Justice Daily ☑ Weekly Monthly Mentoring After School ☑ During School Summer Winter break Spring break Meals ☑ Early-Childhood Stipends Grades 9-12 ☑ Regular attendance, 3 days per week Full participation in all scheduled events ☑ Transportation For Head Start:Orleans parish family No, all programs are free of cost ☑ All Youth Encouraged, but not required ☑ All Genders
115 13235 Chef Menteur Highway, Suite A New Orleans, LA 70129
(504) 253-6000 www.vayla-no.org
VAYLA is a progressive multi-racial community-based organization in New Orleans that empowers youth and families through supportive services and organizing for cultural enrichment and positive social change. Committed to youth development, community empowerment, higher education, and cultural awareness, VAYLA is composed of young leaders, high school and college students that want to engage and empower others educationally, mentally, physically, and spiritually.
N/A ☑ Arts & Culture ☑ Education ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Recreation
Stipends ☑ Daily After School During School Summer English Language Learners ☑ Grades K-8, 9-12 LGBTQ+ Ages 18-24 ☑ Must register to become a member Membership is $20 per semester Opportunity Youth ☑ ☑ Undocumented ☑ Formerly Incarcerated Encouraged, but not required ☑ All Genders
116 V ADDRESS: 13435 Granville Street New Orleans, LA 70129
PHONE: (504) 255-0400 WEBSITE: www.vietno.org
ORGANIZATION DESCRIPTION: VIET was created in 2001 to develop educational and economic training programs and act as a resource center for minority residents in Louisiana. VIET helps to mainstream non-English speaking communities into the American society and to bridge the gap as it relates to cultural and language barriers.
OFFERINGS: N/A ☑ Life Skills & Special Services ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Recreation
WHO THE PROGRAM SERVES: ☑ All Youth
All Genders WHEN THE PROGRAM IS OFFERED: ☑ Weekly After School During School Weekends Summer Spring Break Winter Break
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: All Ages
COST: Yes, some programs have a cost to participate We are able to cover partial costs
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT: Encouraged, but not required
117 Welcoming Project ADDRESS: 2022 Saint Bernard Avenue Suite 232 New Orleans, LA 70116
PHONE: (504) 301-2361 WEBSITE: www.travishillnola.org/welcomingproject
ORGANIZATION DESCRIPTION: We welcome justice system-involved teens and young adults home from incarceration. We leverage the power of the community to elevate youth by helping them develop a passion, find a reason to hope and aspire, and forge a path forward. We surround each young person (“Fellow”) with a group of dedicated and committed adult volunteers, connect them to paid internship and work opportunities, and offer academic guidance to help them succeed. The Welcoming Project also advocates for comprehensive changes to long-standing policies that hinder the efforts of system-involved teens and young adults to contribute positively to New Orleans upon their release from confinement.
OFFERINGS: OTHER LOCATIONS: N/A ☑ Life Skills & Special Services ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training ☑ Education ☑ Mentoring
SUPPORTS:
Meals ☑ WHEN THE PROGRAM IS OFFERED: Daily ☑ Stipends After School Weekends Winter Break ☑ Transportation Spring Break ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: WHO THE PROGRAM SERVES: Ages 10-24 Must attend a Travis Hill School Gifted and Talented ☑ COST: No, all programs are free of cost Homeless Youth ☑ PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT: Encouraged, but not required ☑ Opportunity Youth ☑ Students with Disabilities ☑ System-Involved Youth ☑ All Genders
118 Whole Village Art Therapy ADDRESS: 3436 Magazine Street #542 New Orleans, LA 70115
PHONE: (504) 323-5278 WEBSITE: www.wholevillageart.org
ORGANIZATION DESCRIPTION: Whole Village Art Therapy is a community-based non-profit organization that offers therapeutic art making experiences throughout New Orleans. We partner with a wide variety of other organizations by providing an art therapist to work with their specific population. Whole Village Art Therapy works with typical youth and their families as well as youth with mental health needs, children with disabilities, special needs children, LGBT+ youth, and issues related to trauma. We also offer free therapeutic art making opportunities that encourage creative expression, community involvement, and social justice.
OFFERINGS: OTHER LOCATIONS: (See School Partnerships) ☑ Arts & Culture 826 New Orleans St. Bernard Battered Women’s Shelter Crane Pediatric Rehab ☑ Life Skills & Special Services Louisiana Children's Museum Lyceé Français Rooted School Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Upturn Arts
SUPPORTS: ☑ Counseling
WHO THE PROGRAM SERVES: WHEN THE PROGRAM IS OFFERED: Daily All Youth After School ☑ During School Weekends ☑ All Genders Summer Winter Break Spring Break
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: All ages Eligibility requirements vary by program
COST: No, all programs are free of cost
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT: Encouraged, but not required
119 3322 LaSalle Street New Orleans, LA 70115
(504) 529-3306 www.yayainc.org
YAYA’s mission is to empower creative young people to become successful adults. We provide educational experiences in the arts and entrepreneurship to the youth of New Orleans, fostering and supporting their individual ambitions.
N/A ☑ Arts & Culture ☑ Education ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Mentoring
☑ Snacks Transportation (Bus tokens) ☑ Daily After School Weekends Summer Spring break All Youth ☑ Ages 5-24 All Genders ☑ Communit & Family Arts: Ages 5-12 Teen Guild: Ages 13-24 Youth must have visual arts background
No, all programs are free of cost
Encouraged, but not required
120 3900 General Taylor, Suite 201 New Orleans, LA 70125
(504) 523-3525 www.ya4la.org
Young Audiences is the largest provider of arts in education services in the state of Louisiana. Our mission is to unite, inspire, empower children and communities through education, arts, and culture. We serve children and families birth through 12th grade through after school and summer programs, in school arts-integrated residencies, professional development for teachers and teaching artists, and community programs.
(See School Partnerships) Arts & Culture Audubon Charter ☑ Bricolage Academy Martin Behrman Academy ☑ Life Skills & Special Services Morris Jeff Community School ☑ Education ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Recreation
Daily English Language Learners After School ☑ During School Weekends ☑ Gifted and Talented Summer ☑ LGBTQ+ Birth - Grade 12 No eligibility requirements in general Some programs/funders may have specific criteria ☑ Opportunity Youth Yes, some programs have a cost to participate Students with Disabilities ☑ We are able to cover partial costs
System-Involved Youth ☑ Encouraged, but not required ☑ All Genders
121 Young Leadership Council ADDRESS: 1840 Euterpe Street New Orleans, LA 70113
PHONE: (504) 585-1500 WEBSITE: www.ylcnola.org
ORGANIZATION DESCRIPTION: Young Leadership Council is a nonpartisan, non-profit organization that builds young leaders (ages 21 through 24) through volunteer-led community projects.
OFFERINGS: N/A ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training ☑ Education ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Mentoring ☑ Recreation
WHO THE PROGRAM SERVES: WHEN THE PROGRAM IS OFFERED: Weekly All Youth After School ☑ During School Weekends All Genders Summer ☑ Spring Break
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: All Ages Grades K-8,9-12
COST: No, all programs are free of cost
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT: No
122 1600 Oretha Castle Haley Boulevard New Orleans, LA 70113
(504) 522-1316 www.youthempowermentproject.org/
YEP's mission is to engage underserved young people through community- based education, mentoring, employment readiness and enrichment programs to help them develop skills and strengthen ties to family and community.
Youth Center ☑ Life Skills & Special Services 1529 Oretha Castle Haley Boulevard New Orleans, LA 70113 Career Exploration & Job Training ☑ New Orleans Adult Learning Center 139 South Broad Street New Orleans, LA 70119 Education ☑ 504 65 22 YEP Educates Satellite: ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice The Arthur Monday Center 1111 Newton Street New Orleans, LA 70114 ☑ Mentoring ☑ Recreation Daily Weekly Monthly Meals After School ☑ During School Weekends ☑ Stipends Summer Winter break Spring break ☑ Transportation Ages 7-24 Varies by programing ☑ Homeless Youth No, all programs are free of cost ☑ LGBTQ+ Encouraged, but not required ☑ Opportunity Youth ☑ System-Involved Youth ☑ All Genders
123 1933 Hope Street New Orleans, LA 70119
(504) 264-3344 www.yrno.com
Youth Rebuilding New Orleans (YRNO) is a youth-focused rebuilding organization. YRNO buys blighted houses, hires and trains local youth (aged 16-21), and works with volunteers from around the world to rebuild the houses. YRNO then sells the houses for below market value to teachers, first responders and public servants. Since 2010, YRNO has rebuilt 18 homes in the New Orleans area and trained over 200 local youth in construction and life skills.
N/A ☑ Life Skills & Special Services ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice
☑ Stipends
Opportunity Youth Daily ☑ During School Weekends Students with Disabilities Summer ☑ Winter break
System-Involved Youth ☑ Ages16-21 ☑ All Genders Interested in construction/building field No, all programs are free of cost
Encouraged, but not required
124 1307 Oretha Castle Haley Boulevard New Orleans, LA 70113
(985) 510-1065 www.youthrunnola.org
Youth Run NOLA creates and empowers a community of active healthy young leaders through running. Our programming focuses on ensuring young people that care about their health, set goals, and feel connected to their communities and peers.
(See School Partnerships) Leadership, Service & Social Justice Cohen College Prep ☑ Joseph S. Clark Preparatory High KIPP Schools Mentoring Livingston Collegiate Academy ☑ ReNEW Schaumburg Elementary Rooted School ☑ Recreation
☑ Transportation
Homeless Youth Weekly ☑ Monthly After School LGBTQ+ During School ☑ Weekends Winter break ☑ Students with Disabilities ☑ System-Involved Youth Grades 3rd-12th Youth at a partner school ☑ All Genders No, all programs are free of cost
Encouraged, but not required
125 625 Celeste Street New Orleans, LA 70130
N/A www.youthforcenola.org
YouthForce NOLA is an education, business, and civic collaborative that prepares New Orleans public school students for successful pursuit of high-wage, high-demand career pathways and facilitates systems change to ensure equitable outcomes.
Open enrollment for all public high schools in ☑ Life Skills & Special Services New Orleans ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training ☑ Education ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice
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1436 Oretha Castle Haley Boulevard New Orleans, LA 70113
(504) 371-5849 www.thenojo.com
Our mission is to continue and strengthen the legacy of Jazz throughout local and global communities by providing access to unparalleled performances, creative gathering places, and authentic community engagement. We move forward in our mission with the Grammy Award-winning New Orleans Jazz Orchestra big band and the New Orleans Jazz Market; the only stand-alone facility built specifically for Jazz in New Orleans. We pride ourselves in working with the community to offer services to local nonprofits and musicians as well as educational opportunities for area youth.
N/A ☑ Art & Culture
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No, all programs are free of cost
Encouraged, but not required
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PO Box 52871 New Orleans, LA 70130
(504) 300-9063 www.playbuild.org
PlayBuild transforms under-utilized spaces into play environments for kids to learn about design and architecture. Our mission combines placemaking with learning through play, hosting after school programs, weekend family activities and summer camps.
2828 Thalia Street ☑ Arts & Culture New Orleans, LA 70113 ☑ Education
☑ Meals
☑ All Genders
Weekly After School Weekends Summer
Our target is low-income children and families in areas underserved by play and other creative educational resources
No, all programs are free of cost
Encouraged, but not required
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321 Burgundy Street, #130 New Orleans, LA 70112
(504) 522-2841 www.preshallfoundation.org
Established in 2011, the Preservation Hall Foundation protects, preserves, and perpetuates the musical traditions and heritage of New Orleans. Through music education, community engagement, historical archiving, and support for our musical collective, the Preservation Hall Foundation strives to create greater awareness and appreciation for Traditional New Orleans Jazz and the communities that support it.
Preservation Hall Arts & Culture 726 Saint Peter Street ☑ New Orleans, LA 70116
☑ English Language Learners ☑ Gifted and Talented Opportunity Youth Daily ☑ Weekly Monthly Students with Disabilities After School ☑ During School Weekends ☑ System-Involved Youth Summer Winter break Spring break ☑ All Genders Grades K-8, 9-12 Dependent on the program, our field trip program is free for public schools in Orleans and Jefferson parish
Yes, some programs have a cost to participate We are able to cover partial costs
Encouraged, but not required
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2426 Esplanade Avenue, Room 2050 New Orleans, LA 70119
(504) 517-3584 www.STEMLibraryLab.org
STEM Library Lab (SLL) is a comprehensive library of science, technology, engineering, and math equipment, available for local schools to borrow in order to teach rigorous, hands-on content. SLL provides both equipment lending, as well as a variety of open support structures, to ensure that classrooms can access, and properly implement, quality science lessons. These include small group workshops and individual planning/coaching assistance for teachers.
(See School Partnerships) Education Abramson Sci Academy ☑ Bricolage Academy Foundation Preparatory Charter G.W. Carver High Livingston Collegiate Academy ReNEW Accelerated High All Genders Rooted School ☑ Success Preparatory Academy
Daily After School During School Weekends Summer
Grades K-8, 9-12 Schools sign up for an annual membership
Yes, some programs have a cost to participate We are able to cover partial costs
No
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4714 Earhart Boulevard, Suite D New Orleans, LA 70125
(504) 525-9020 www.treetalk.org
T.R.E.E. was established to educate children and adults about the life science processes that govern our planet, to inspire them to appreciate the natural world, and to motivate them to protect it.
Jean Lafitte National Park Service ☑ Education Barataria Boulevard Marrero, LA 70072
Sunship Study Station U.S. Highway 190 ☑ Housing Covington, LA 70433 ☑ Meals ☑ Transportation
☑ All Youth Weekly All Genders ☑ After School During School Weekends
Grades K-8, 9-12 Groups must be with a school and administration committed to integrating the program into their curriculum.
Yes, some programs have a cost to participate We are able to cover partial costs
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1010 Common Street, Suite 2533 New Orleans, LA 70112
(337) 842-0603 www.up2us.org
Up2Us Sports is a National nonprofit which trains and supports programs and coaches to harness the power of sports to teach life skills. We inspire youth to achieve their potential by providing them coaches who are trained in positive youth development.
N/A ☑ Life Skills & Special Services ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice ☑ Mentoring ☑ Recreation
☑ Stipends Daily Weekly All Genders After School ☑ During School Weekends Summer Winter break Spring break
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Yes, some programs have a cost to participate
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YouthForce NOLA ADDRESS: 625 Celeste Street New Orleans, LA 70130
PHONE: WEBSITE: www.youthforcenola.org
ORGANIZATION DESCRIPTION: YouthForce NOLA is an education, business, and civic collaborative that prepares New Orleans public school students for successful pursuit of high-wage, high-demand career pathways and facilitates systems change to ensure equitable outcomes.
OFFERINGS: OTHER LOCATIONS: Open enrollment for all public high schools in ☑ Life Skills & Special Services New Orleans ☑ Career Exploration & Job Training ☑ Education ☑ Leadership, Service & Social Justice
WHO THE PROGRAM SERVES: ☑ All Genders
WHEN THE PROGRAM IS OFFERED: Daily Summer
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: Grades 11-12
COST: No, all programs are free of cost
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT: None
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http://www.artistcorpsnola.org/ Artist Corps New Orleans partners with schools and arts organizations to match music resources, programs and personnel, and to EMPOWER EDUCATORS through professional development and coaching.
https://www.nolacypb.org/ The CYPB is to participate in the formulation of and to prepare a comprehensive plan for services and programs for the children and youth of New Orleans. The Board is intended to encourage collaborative efforts among local stakeholders for assessing the physical, social, emotional, developmental, behavioral, educational, safety, and poverty impacts and needs of children, youth and families in their respective communities, and for assisting in the development of comprehensive plans to address such needs.
https://nola.gov/office-of-youth-and-families/ The New Orleans Office of Youth and Families builds a strong foundation for future generations of New Orleanians by engaging youth and the community in providing input into city government decisions affecting young people, improving coordination between agencies, expanding resources, and ensuring equitable policymaking. The Office of Youth and Families provides oversight and support for the Youth Study Center (YSC), the New Orleans Recreation Department Commission (NORDC), and New Orleans Public Libraries (NOPL).
https://www.laureus.com/sport-for-good Laureus serves as a bridge for sport and youth development organizations and a destination for funders, researchers and policymakers that are interested in hanging community chemistry from what is predictable to what is possible.
https://artsedall.org/ The New Orleans Arts Education Alliance works together across schools and communities to ensure meaningful, equitable arts education for all children in New Orleans public schools.
http://www.agendaforchildren.org/noeen.html The New Orleans Early Education Network (NOEEN) is working to have a collective impact on the early childhood sector in New Orleans by increasing at-risk children’s access to quality early care and education and by designing and implementing a systematic approach to improve the quality of all publicly funded early learning programs. NOEEN offers
http://www.neworleansyouthalliance.org NOYA is the youth development intermediary for the Greater New Orleans area. NOYA works to cultivate a system of high-quality, well- resourced, youth development organizations that center youth leadership and racial equity in their work with young people. NOYA achieves its mission through three key areas of service: program quality and professional development, policy and advocacy, and organizational effectiveness.
https://npno.org/ NPNO builds cross-sector solutions for New Orleans youth with significant needs by bringing knowledge and new resources to the table, aligning stakeholders into action, and catalyzing program and system-level innovation.
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Alma Peters Playspot Bunny Friend Playground 346 Eleonore Street 1903 Desire Street New Orleans, LA 70115 New Orleans, LA 70117
Annunciation Recreation Center Burke Playground 800 Race Street 2524 Annunciation Street New Orleans, LA 70130 New Orleans, LA 70130
Atkinson-Stern Tennis Center Cabrini Playground 4025 S. Saratoga Street 1219 Dauphine Street New Orleans, LA 70115 New Orleans, LA 70116
Behrman Park Carver Playground 2529 General Meyer Avenue 7410 Prytania Street New Orleans, LA 70114 New Orleans, LA 70118
Bodenger Playground Collins Park Bird Sanctuary 3400 Kansas Street 3835 Post Oak Avenue New Orleans, LA 70114 New Orleans, LA 70131
Boe Playspot Comiskey Playground 6202 Saint Roch Avenue 600 South Jefferson Davis Parkway New Orleans, LA 70112 New Orleans, LA 70119
Brignac Playspot Confetti Playspot 3225 Laurel Street 301 Verret Street New Orleans, LA 70115 New Orleans, LA 70114
156 Conrad Playground Digby Playground 3400 Hamilton Street 6600 Virgilian Street New Orleans, LA 70118 New Orleans, LA 70126
Cuccia-Byrnes Playground Donnelly Playspot 8400 Olive Street 500 Wildair Drive New Orleans, LA 70118 New Orleans, LA 70122
Cut-Off Recreation Center Donsereaux/Harrison Playground 6600 Belgrade Street 113 8 O d e o n S t r e e t New Orleans, LA 70131 New Orleans, LA 70114
Danneel Playground 5501 Easton Playground Saint Charles Avenue 3141 Toulouse Street New Orleans, LA 70115 New Orleans, LA 70119
Delcazel Playspot Eastshore 401 Verret Street 14600 Curran Road New Orleans, LA 70114 New Orleans, LA 70128
Delery Playspot Evans Playground 6335 Alhambra Street 5100 LaSalle Street New Orleans, LA 70117 New Orleans, LA 70115
Desmare Playground F.P. Jackson Playground 3430 Esplanade Avenue 2201 Louisa Street New Orleans, LA 70119 New Orleans, LA 70117
DiBenedetto Playground Filmore Playground 4726 Papania Drive 5500 Wildair Street New Orleans, LA 70127 New Orleans, LA 70122
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Lakeview Playground McDonough Playground 5501 General Diaz Street 1500 Teche Street New Orleans, LA 70124 New Orleans, LA 70114
Lambert Playground McKay Playspot 3800 MacArthur Boulevard 405 Mound Avenue New Orleans, LA 70114 New Orleans, LA 70124
Larry Gilbert Stadium Mickey Markey Playground 8400 Olive Street 3301 Royal Street New Orleans, LA 70118 New Orleans, LA 70117
Laurence Square Milne Recreation Center 900 Napoleon Avenue 5420 Franklin Avenue New Orleans, LA 70115 New Orleans, LA 70122
Lemann Playground Miltenberger Playground 628 North Claiborne Avenue 5300 Peoples Avenue New Orleans, LA 70112 New Orleans, LA 70122
Leo Benewell Playspot Mirabeau Playground 3225 Saint Thomas Street 11 Chatham Drive New Orleans, LA 70115 New Orleans, LA 70122
Lyons Recreation Center Montiero Park 624 Louisiana Avenue 3235 Camp Street New Orleans, LA 70115 New Orleans, LA 70115
McCue Playground Musicians Village Playground 2601 Franklin Avenue 1836 Bartholomew Street New Orleans, LA 70117 New Orleans, LA 70117
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Norwood Thompson Pradat Playground 7200 Forshey Street 7200 Dreaux Avenue New Orleans, LA 70125 New Orleans, LA 70126
Oak Park Playground Pratt Playground 1468 Riviera Avenue 5733 Chatham Drive New Orleans, LA 70122 New Orleans, LA 70122
Odile Davis Playground Richard Lee 3000 Law Street 2200 Andry Street New Orleans, LA 70117 New Orleans, LA 70117
Oliver Bush Playground River Playground 2500 Caffin Avenue 6940 Tullis Drive New Orleans, LA 70117 New Orleans, LA 70131
Parisite Skatepark Robert Playground 1550 Pleasure Street 4700 Lonely Oak Drive New Orleans, LA 70122 New Orleans, LA 70126
Peace Playspot Roffignac Playspot 4760 Chantilly Drive 5900 North Tonti Street New Orleans, LA 70126 New Orleans, LA 70117
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Rome Park Skelly Rupp Stadium Robert E. Lee & Saint Roch Avenue 2515 Vespasian Boulevard New Orleans, LA 70122 New Orleans, LA 70114
Rosenwald Recreation Center Soraparu Playspot 1120 South Broad Street 445 Soraparu Street New Orleans, LA 70125 New Orleans, LA 70130
South Jefferson Davis Playspot Saint Bernard Recreation Center 107 South Jefferson Davis Parkway 1500 Lafreniere Street New Orleans, LA 70119 New Orleans, LA 70122
Sam Bonart Playground Saint James Playspot 1209 Forstall Street 2401 Mithra Street New Orleans, LA 70117 New Orleans, LA 70122
Sampson Playground Saint Patrick Playground 3211 Treasure Street 4700 Baudin Street New Orleans, LA 70114 New Orleans, LA 70119
Samuel Square Saint Roch Playground 2100 Napoleon Avenue 1800 Saint Roch Avenue New Orleans, LA 70115 New Orleans, LA 70117
Sanchez Multi-Service Center Stallings Gentilly Playground 1616 Caffin Avenue 2700 Lapeyrouse Street New Orleans, LA 70117 New Orleans, LA 70119
Schabel Playground Stallings St. Claude Recreation 2915 Hiawatha Street Center 4300 St. Claude Avenue New Orleans, LA 70126 New Orleans, LA 70117
160 Taylor Playground Werner Playground 2600 South Roman Street 4625 Werner Drive New Orleans, LA 70125 New Orleans, LA 70127
Treme Recreation Community Center Wesley Barrow Stadium 900 North Villere Street 6500 Press Street New Orleans, LA 70116 New Orleans, LA 70126
Union Playground Whitney Young Pool 3420 West Saint Roch Avenue 6500 Magazine Street New Orleans, LA 70122 New Orleans, LA 70118
Van McMurray Playground Willie Hall Playground 2000 Philip Street Milton Street and Davey Street New Orleans, LA 70113 New Orleans, LA 70122
Village de l’Est Playground Wisner Playground and Dog Run 13512 Granville Street 4877 Laurel Street New Orleans, LA 70129 New Orleans, LA 70115
Wembledon Playground 5200 Edenboro Road New Orleans, LA 70127
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