- Academic
Center of Excellence
- After
School 4 All, Collaborative Capacity Building
- After School Enrichment
Program
- Albert D. Seeno East County
Boys and Girls Club
- Ambrose Teen Center
- CALIFORNIA NETWORK® Youth
Internship Program
- Craft Community Care
Center, inc.
- Diamond City Playhouse
- ECC Girl Scouts
- Just
Ask - Delta Community Services, Inc. 9
- Just
For Teens Homework Help
- “Park’n
it” Summer Day Camp
- Pittsburg
Community Center
- REACH Project
- Summer
Camps for Teens, Antioch
- Summer
Camps for Teens, Brentwood
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Summer
Camps for Teens, Concord
- Summer
Playground Day Camp, Pittsburg
- Youth
Achievement and Possibilities YAP/gap
- Young
Adult Library League
Academic
Center of Excellence
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Information:
Currently there are eight sites located across
CA that are affiliated with the UC Office of
the President’s Academic Centers of Excellence.
The Bay Area site is located at the East County
Boys and Girls Club in Pittsburg, CA. The Academic
Center of Excellence aims to build a college
going culture in the East Bay. Our objectives
are 1.) To promote a college-going culture among
students in this community. 2.) To increase
their academic competitiveness 3.) To increase
the number of students who enroll in two-and
four-year institutions of higher education.
USAFreedom Corps: AmeriCorps
Interest Area: Children & Youth, Community,
Education & Literacy
Contact:
Wais Hassan
East County Boys and Girls Club
1001 Stoneman Avenue
Pittsburg, CA 94565
(925) 439-0223 phone
(925) 439-3216 fax
Website: tepd.ucop.edu/ace |
After
School 4 All, Collaborative Capacity Building
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Information:
The Mt. Diablo Unified School District together
with the Board of Supervisors, the County Administrator’s
Office and the five participating school districts
have made a commitment to support and grow the
Afterschool4All Collaborative which provides
comprehensive after-school services to over
8,700 students mostly students of color from
low-income families.
Contact:
Terri Porter, Program Coordinator
Mt. Diablo Unified School District
1926 Carlotta Drive
Concord, CA 94519
(925) 691-0351 phone
(925) 691-1447 fax
email: portert@mdusd.k12.ca.us
website: www.mdusd.k12.ca.us |
After
School Enrichment Program
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Information:
Over the last eight years the Mt. Diablo Unified
School District Collaborative has been operating
a 3+ hour a day, 5 day a week after school program
comprised of academics, enrichment, recreation
and health. The After School Program serves
students K-8 at the following school sites:
Bel Air, Delta View, Rio Vista, Shore Acres
Elementary and Riverview Middle School. Participating
youth are offered a variety of visual and performing
arts opportunities in addition to enrichment
and technology education through assemblies,
classes and field trips.
Contact:
Stephanie Roberts, After School Services Administrator
Mt. Diablo Unified School District
1266 San Carlos Avenue, Suite A
Concord, CA 94518
(925) 691-0351 phone
(925) 691-1447 fax
email: robetss@mdusd.k12.ca.us
website: www.mdusd.k12.ca.us |
Albert
D. Seeno East County Boys and Girls Club
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Contact:
1001 Stoneman Ave
Pittsburg C.A. 94565
(925) 439-5933 phone |
Ambrose
Teen Center
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Information:
Ambrose Teen Center serves Bay Point youth between
the ages of 12 and 18 years of age and allows
participation in structured and educational
activities in a safe place.
Contact:
Debra Mason, Recreation Supervisor
Ambrose Recreation & Park District
3105 Willow Pass Road
Bay Point, CA
(925) 458-1601 phone
(925) 458-2736 fax
email: ambrose31@hotmail.com
website: www.ambroserec.org |
CALIFORNIA
NETWORK® Youth Internship Program
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Information:
A minimum of five students work at least 25
hours per week in a paid internship learning
the different aspects of multimedia careers.
Students are given training in web design, video,
photography, interviewing techniques, production,
organizational skills editing and posting.
Contact:
Marisa Belleci, CEO
340 Cumberland Street, Suite B
Pittsburg, CA 94565
email: Marisa@pittsburgca.net
website: www.californianetwork.org
and www.pittsburgca.net |
Craft
Community Care Center, inc.
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Information:
The Success Through Self Academy Bridges the
gap between inter-city youth who prosper and
benefit from the public school system and those
who struggle and sometimes fail. STS Academy
helps to bridge this gap by establishing frequent
and direct communication between parents, teachers,
students, and STS in their after school program
that provides students the opportunity to receive
homework assistance and instructions in Mathematics
& English/Language Arts in a safe, healthy
environment from young credentialed teachers.
Contact:
Jim Craft, Executive Director
2020 Railroad Avenue
Pittsburg, CA 94565
(925) 252-9199 phone
(925) 252-9955 fax
email: jcraft@stsacademy.org
website: www.stsacademy.org |
ECC
Girl Scouts
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Information:
The East Contra Costa Girl Scout Association
is part of the San Francisco Bay Area Girl Scout
Council. There are 121 troops, serving 1,100
girls ranging from ages 5-18.
Contact:
(800) 447-4475 phone
website: www.eccgirlscouts.com |
Just
For Teens Homework Help
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Information:
Free online tutoring to students in Grades 4
- 12 and beginning college. Expert tutors in
math, science, social studies, and English via
the Internet. Every day 1PM - 10 PM
Contact:
Anne Cain, County Librarian
(925) 646-6423 phone
email: libadmin@cclib.org
website: ccclib.org/teen/homework.html |
“Park’n
it” Summer Day Camp
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Information:
Camps are located at parks in Antioch, Fremont,
Oakland, Pleasanton and Richmond. Entering grades
1-8. Single one or two week sessions per park.
June 25th – August 6th.
Contact:
East Bay Regional Parks
(510) 544-2553 phone
website: www.ebparks.org |
Pittsburg
Community Center
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Information:
Services: Teen Center offers youth a place safe
environment to go to after school. There are
different activities, and programs offered everyday
of the week. The community center also offers
the summer program psyc, where youth ages 12
to 17 can work on community projects through
the week and enjoy all of the local Bay Area
theme parks all expenses paid every Friday!
Contact:
Pittsburg C.A. 94565
(925) 439- 4150 phone
(925) 439-4170 Info Line
website: www.ci.pittsburg.ca.us/NR/rdonlyres/199D2A61-8018-424D-AEBB-2FF97D6243E8/0/RecJan06.pdf |
REACH
Project
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Information:
Services: Provides school plus full-day and
half-day treatment program with outpatient mental
health services to work on family issues sexual
and physical abuse, substance abuse, academic
and social skills, and gang involvement Hours/Days-
Mon - Fri 8:30-5pm
Eligibility: Females ages 12-18, in The 7th-12th
grade, on probation or at risk of being Languages:
Spanish
Fees: Sliding scale for treatment, prevention
Services are free, Medi-Cal accepted
Contact:
1915 D St.
Antioch, CA
(925) 754-3673 phone
website: www.ci.antioch.ca.us/CityGov/Police/REACHproject.htm |
Summer
Camps for Teens, Antioch
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Information:
WAVES summer camp 6th-8th grade. Big Splash
Summer Day camps 1st-6th grade. Both camps located
at Antioch water park. Call or see leisure guide
for dates and times.
Contact:
City of Antioch
Department of Parks and Recreation
213 F St.
Antioch, CA 94509
(925) 779-7070 phone
website: www.ci.antioch.ca.us |
Summer
Camps for Teens, Brentwood
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Contact:
City of Brentwood
Department of Parks and Recreation
703 Third St.
Brentwood, CA 94513
(925) 516-5444 phone |
Summer
Camps for Teens, Concord
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Information:
Camps are for ages 2-14 years old. One week
session: June 18th – August 17th. Full
and half day camps available.
Contact:
City of Concord
1950 Parkside Dr M.S. 10
Concord, CA 94519
(925) 671-3404 phone
website: www.cityofconcord.org |
Summer
Playground Day Camp, Pittsburg
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Information:
Ages 6-12 June 25th-Aug. 10th. Traditional day
camp with arts and crafts, swimming, nature
walks, sports, dram, field trips and more. CIT
programs ages 12-15.
Contact:
City of Pittsburg
65 Civic Ave.
Pittsburg, CA 94565
(925) 252-6985 phone
website: www.ci.pittsburg.ca.us |
Youth
Achievement and Possibilities YAP/gap
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Information:
The Youth Achievement and Possibilities program
targets the children of low-income working parents
who live in the unincorporated community of
Bay Point. YAP has assisted these families by
offering a structured program of age- appropriate
educational and enrichment activities to young
children ages 6-11 years old during the four
major “gaps” in the school calendar.
YAP/gap keeps at risk youngsters safe and constructively
engaged allowing their parents to maintain their
jobs (and peace of mind) during school vacations.
Contact:
Eva Garcia, Neighborhood Services Coordinator
Service Integration Program
3105 Willow Pass Road
Bay Point, CA 94565
(925) 252-2309 phone
(925) 252-2303 fax
email: egarcia@ehsd.cccounty.us |
Young
Adult Library League
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Information:
Food, fun and Socializing at YALL. 6-12 graders
are welcome.
3rd Thursday of each month 4:30-5:30
Contact:
Bay Point Public Library
205 Pacifica Ave
Bay Point, CA 94565
(925) 458-9597 phone
website: www.ccclib.org |
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