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Free summer learning and reading programs for youth ages 0-18 June-July. Free summer reading program for adults June-July. Offers storytimes, STEM programs, art activities, performances, and much more. See library website for calendar of events. Bring parents ID to get a library card to borrow books, movies, music and more.

Provides life-skills instruction and guidance to children. Prevention Specialists teach in after-school programs including PAL centers; work in neighborhood summer day camp programs; and assist with local anti-drug marches, health fairs, and other special events.

Works with youth who might otherwise end up in placement by mainstreaming them into Boys & Girls Club guidance and youth development activities and by providing them with adult staff mentors.

Provides an after school community -based prevention education programs for youths.

Offers a collection of more than 6 million items, ranging from books and magazines to art, music, film, and other media. Also provides computers for public use, Internet access, and printing/ copying services. Hosts a variety of cultural and educational events and programs.

Provides a drop-in program for children and youth offering an array of youth enrichment activities and educational programs.

Operates after-school programs to give kids a safe place to play, do homework, and pursue extracurricular goals. Offers enrichment activities in reading, STEM/STEAM, writing, college and career readiness, art, music, film making, sports, and conflict resolution skill-building.

Offers K-12 out-of-school programming that fosters an inclusive, informal learning environment for children, teens, and families, with accessible learning activities that build on life skills, Maker philosophies, and wellness concepts. Offers free homework assistance. Introduces hands-on STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) and Humanities programming. Promotes a love of reading and literacy.

Offers an after school program for middle- and high school youth of the African and Caribbean immigrant and refugee community. Services include homework help, positive acculturation support, career/vocational guidance, general health and sexual/reproductive health education, nutrition education, and sports and other recreational activities. Also extends the program to Bartram High School campus once a week. Offered from October through June; intake is flexible, and students can join at any time.

Offers a collection of more than 6 million items, ranging from books and magazines to art, music, film, and other media. Also provides computers for public use, Internet access, and printing/ copying services. Hosts a variety of cultural and educational events and programs.

Offers a range of programming for persons of all ages. Health and wellness services include personal and small group training, fitness consultations, exercise classes, virtual workouts, and nutrition counseling. Youth programs include camps, gymnatics, sports, dance, art, music, science, martial arts, swimming lessons, recreational and competitive swimming, college readiness, civic engagement, and career readiness. Also offers special needs programs.

Provides an eco-tourist destination for nature observation, hiking, and hawk watching during spring and autumn. Offers education programs, summer nature day camps, traineeships, and science and education internships.

Offers weekly programming for youth ages 7 to 12.

Provides an 8 week after school program designed to encourage positive decisions and behaviors which will promote a healthy lifestyle. Encouraging young people to develop positive visions for their own futures and commit to a lifestyle to make these visions a reality.

Offers aid to children for their chosen extracurricular activities. Examples include: music and art lessons, horseback riding, football, soccer, swimming, wrestling, basketball, baseball and cheerleading.

Provides childcare and early learning programs for infants, toddlers, preschool, and before- and after-school age students. Also offers a summer camp.

We provide three programs that address the needs of persons under the age of 22. They are as follows: 1. Our School-to-Work program is designed to provide high school-aged students with an IEP (Individualized Education Program) transition into the workplace. Through a vocational evaluation by our licensed psychologist and work done by the student in our workshop, the employment potential of the student is enhanced and assessed. In the workshop students develop vocational and employability skills that help them to successfully transition from school to work. If appropriate, students can also progress to participating in transitional work crews in the community. Students are paid at piece rate for the work they do in the workshop and at an hourly rate for community work crew. In addition, at the request of the school district, we can provide job development and job coaching. The School-to-Work program is funded by school districts, the Chester County Intermediate Unit or county programs. 2. The ESY

Offers a children's Sunday School program as well as a Teen Youth Group.

Compiles a list of various summer camp and summer enrichment programs for students with disabilities.

Provides learning opportunities through the contributions of schools, community settings, science centers and museums delivering Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) knowledge to youth. The primary focus is to help students who need a jump start in reading and math. Students are provided project based activities with an emphasis on STEM and complete 6 career projects in real-life educational experiences.

Provides the full range of library services including browsing and circulating collections of materials such as books, magazines, and other media for all ages; library reference and research assistance; access to Internet-connected computers, printers, other electronic devices, and photocopiers; and spaces for meetings and quiet study. Allows borrowing of items for library cardholders. Sponsors and hosts an array of educational, instructional, and cultural programming for all ages.

A group mentoring program for teens ages 13 and older who are already a part of Big Brothers Big Sisters. Designed to teach adult-life skills and help teens prepare for the decisions they will need to make after high school graduation. Meets once a month. It is run by teens.

Organizes programs and activities to support the scouting units.

Standards-based educational programs taught by certified teachers

Offers a collection of more than 6 million items, ranging from books and magazines to art, music, film, and other media. Also provides computers for public use, Internet access, and printing/ copying services. Hosts a variety of cultural and educational events and programs.