Provides year-round educational, social, recreational, and self-development activities and programs for children and youth. Services may include: pre-school, summer camp, recreation programs, and special events.

Offers a variety of family acitivties, children's programs, health and wellness along with fitness opprtunites. Program offerrings include aquatics and swimming lessons, group fitness classes, variety of children's classes and social clubs. Additionally offers Chronic Disease Prevention, Special Needs swim lessons and fitness class along with programs for senior citizens.

Offers a science-based, youth development program for youth, grades 8-12, in Camden County. The program is after-school, weekends, and summers. After learning about marine biology, youth create and present workshops about the topics.

Provides parenting education and support in a secure setting, the Family Life Center assists individuals connected with the Division of Protection and Permanency (DCP&P). Its goal is to reduce abuse or neglect risks by encouraging positive parent/child interaction. Parents attend nurturing parenting classes, receive referrals to community resources, and participate in stress and anger management sessions. Children engage in supervised parent-child interactions, developmental activities, and receive homework help.

Provides a hands on approach to enable youth to develop the knowledge, attitudes, and skills they need to become contributing citizens to their communities. The goals of the 4-H Development Program are to provide informal educational programs, encourage responsibility, and improve community partnerships and collaborations.

Provides an educational, social, and recreational center offering activities to youth and families. Activities may include indoor games, aquatic programs, computer classes, exercise classes, and child care.

Offers an after school and summer program at the Eastward Recreation Center for youth, ages 6 through 14. The program is centered on two core programs, the Eisenhower Police Mini-Station and the Phoenix Curriculum and will aim to reduce the risk factors for violent behavior among school aged children by increasing protective factors and strengthening their capacity to adopt healthy behaviors.

Offers a fitness center with a gym, swimming pool, exercise rooms, indoor playground, and racquetball courts, offering fitness classes and recreational programs for all ages. Additionally offers teen center and teen groups, sports programs, health and enrichment programs, programming for special needs, family nights, drop-in babysitting, and much more.

Provides a range of workshops to meet the needs of elementary and middle school students. Programs use age-appropriate drama, writing, storytelling, puppetry, music, dance and visual art activities as strategies for promoting higher-order thinking and learning.

Provides a free, high energy, Christ-centered morning program for the whole family. The day begins with a nutritious breakfast followed by different games, bible lessons, group discussions, and mentoring. Transportation to and from is provided.

Offers a year round education and support group trained to provide violence prevention and life skills education to their peers and our Summer Youth employment program which provides valuable training and jobs to youth for the summer.

Provides individual and group counseling, crisis education, health education, crisis intervention, assessment, mentor leadership, student support and case management.

Offers behavioral and mental health services to individuals, couples, and families grappling with issues like domestic violence, juvenile delinquency, truancy, school challenges, and child abuse or neglect, providing essential support to victims. Services feature parenting groups, anger management classes, therapeutic youth groups addressing life skills, anger management, peer pressure, and conflict resolution, tailored trainings/workshops for agencies on team building, communication, and conflict resolution, psychiatric services with medication monitoring, and recruitment of and supportive services for Resource (Foster) Families.

Provides enrichment programs and clubs to boys ages 7 and older, and girls ages 5 - 12. Clubs meet monthly with games, Bible lessons, scripture memorization, projects, and snacks. Encourages older girls to lead and engage in service-oriented crafts.

Offers a variety of comprehensive services, including Division of Child Protection and Permanency referrals and contracted services such as parenting and anger management groups, individual, couple, and family counseling. Additionally, it provides substance use disorder services like intensive outpatient and co-occurring disorders treatment, along with psychiatric services. Mental health outpatient services feature one-on-one therapy and anger management sessions, while the Family Crisis Intervention Unit delivers brief counseling to children in the Newark school system. Furthermore, the program offers individual and group counseling for domestic violence victims.

Offers a wide variety of youth and adult group and individual sports, aquatics and fitness programs. Services includes basketball, cardio & strength training, dance, group exercise, personal training, racquetball, sports includes swim classes for all ages and levels, soccer, Tae kwon do, T-ball, Track & field, water exercise, and more.

​Provides prevention, education, early intervention, and outpatient treatment services focused on alcohol, tobacco, and other drug misuse. Includes programs for adults, students, families, educators.

Serves as the mechanism to develop a responsive, accessible and integrated system of care for targeted youth and their families. These priority populations include youth with special emotional needs and youth involved with the juvenile justice system or those at risk of court involvement. The committee functions as advocacy, planning, coordinating, prevention and information exchange group.

Provides programs for girls grades K-12 learning to discover, connect and take action through troop and group recreational and educational events, trips, camping and service projects.

Offers a full range of education and recreation services for youth residing in Wall Township. Services include; An afterschool program and Special events. The after school programs and recreation include Foosball, Ping-pong tables, Table games, Arts and crafts, Trips, Indoor and outdoor sports.

Offers evening swim lessons for children, ages 4-14, for 8 weeks during summer, at CYOs camp pool in Yardville, NJ. Lessons are 45 minutes in length, offered 6 times per week, with students able to be registered for single or multiple lessons weekly. Registrants grouped by ability. Classes supervised by American Red Cross certified Swimming & Water Safety Instructor & conducted by certified CYO camp lifeguards.

Offers a variety of youth activities for low income children within Camden County. Programs include: Sponsorship, management, and coaching for a youth baseball team, Space for weekly karate classes, Sponsorship and leadership of a Girl Scout Troop, Group field trips to cultural and recreational sites.

Provides a volunteer run program for autistic children, their parents and siblings to come together for over an hour of fun and games. Provides one hour each of structured and non-structured activities which includes races and group games. Families have use of the gymnastic equipment.

Works with local community organizations and members to ensure the health and wellness of Somerset County. Also provides fitness facilities, classes, support groups, and lectures.

Employs 50-75 Camden-area teens each year as counselors, tutors, and mentors for the children who attend AfterSchool Programs and Summer Camps. StreetLeaders participate in community service; life skills classes; one-on-one tutoring; SAT/ACT courses; academic enrichment courses; and arts activities. Teens are encouraged to avoid negative influences and focus on their academic and professional future. The programs focus on achievement has led to a 100% graduation rate of StreetLeader seniors; 97% transition into college (90%) or to vocational training (7%).