Youth Services
Washtenaw County Corps Youth Services Information
Youth Services at Washtenaw County Corps
The Salvation Army is committed to empowering young people and providing them with opportunities to thrive. Our local youth programs offer a variety of activities and services designed to inspire, educate, and support young people.
The Salvation Army of Washtenaw County provides many programs for children and young adults.
The Ann Arbor Corps Character Building scouting programs are for children in 1st through 12th grades during the school year. In the summer, children can participate in Day Camp in Ann Arbor. Some music instruction is also available, as well as various other programs during the school year. Call 734-668-8353 for more information.
The Salvation Army supplements and
supports kids' educational opportunities through:
Through a variety of no-fee and low cost after-school programs, we provide safe ways for kids to to make friends and participate in activities they couldn't otherwise afford.
We work to provide music and arts programs that many schools can no longer afford. From choirs to instrument training, poetry to painting, drama to dance, after-school lessons and activities help introduce children to the beauties of the fine arts.
We work to develop relationships with parents in efforts to encourage familial support in the education process.
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After-school programs have been proven to foster social and academic development as programs provide safe and structured environments for kids during after-school hours, oftentimes filling the space between the end of the school day and when parents return from work.
We know that every parent wants the best for their child’s future. Sometimes, in a world filled with distractions and challenges, finding the right support system can make all the difference. From homework assistance and tutoring to encouraging higher grades and boosting motivation to team-building activities and cooperative learning experiences that help develop essential social skills, our programs are designed to empower kids to unlock their potential and thrive.
Stats
1,490,912
children attended youth programs at a Salvation Army last year
1 in 5
children are left alone to take care of themselves after the school day ends.
83,034
children and adults attended a Salvation Army camp last summer, where we served nearly 900,000 meals
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