Nyack Center Programs

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Breakfast Club
School Days, 7:00-8:30 AM
Provides 44 children Grades K-6 with nurturing, educational and recreational activities, plus a nourishing breakfast before school.  Waiting list applications are welcome.
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After School Program
School Days, 3:30-5:30 PM
Provides 87 children Grades K-8 homework help and an after school snack.  Students participate in educational, creative, and recreational activities. Even if the program is full waiting list applications are welcome.

YERP-The Youth Enrichment Resource Program

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Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation-Since 2016, The IICF has provided support to improve school outcomes for our students.  The initiative funds the  tools to help each child achieve in school. These tools include; access to scholarships. staff specialists in the areas of Literacy, Common Core, Special Needs, a new Computer Lab and mobile computer cart.  Access to these tools help each student build skills and achieve in school. Approximately 150 students participate in the YERP program at least three days per week, and have access to the IICF Learning Center. We are grateful to IICF for their generous support of children in our programs.

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Friday Night Teen Nights
Every other Friday, 7 PM - 11:30 PM
A collaboration with O.C.A.D.A.  A substance-free performance program run by teens, for teens. Ages 13-18. Weekly planning meetings held every Tuesday night at Nyack Center.This is a free program. For more information, call 358-2600. 
Nyack Center's Computer Time
Mon - Fri, 5:30-8:30 pm. 
A free drop-in for all community youth, computers and tutoring available. Do schoolwork-research, write papers, do special projects, Powerpoint. First Come First Serve.  Supervised by an Adult Computer Coach.  For more information please contact office at (845) 358-2600.  Or just come by!

Family Connections   
Weekly Support Groups in Rockland County Jail and Case Management        
Family Connections supports families living in Rockland County who are separated due to the incarceration of a parent. The program provides professional and peer support, education and link to vital community resources to parents incarcerated in the Rockland County Correctional Facility as well as to their children and families. The various programs include: a weekly parent education support group for mothers and pregnant women incarcerated; a group for incarcerated fathers; pre-release case managements services to educate incarcerated parents about their role with their children; and post-release case management services to assist newly released men and women to forge healthy, developmentally appropriate bonds with their children as they transition into a new life.
 
Nyack Youth Collaborative
Fourth Tuesday of the Month, 9:15 AM
A monthly meeting of over 40 youth service organizations in Rockland County.   The mission of the Nyack Youth Collaborative is to improve the network of services and activities for youth and their families, share information about services, identify service gaps, coordinate services where appropriate, and make them more accessible to families.  We take an active role in advocating for and publicizing community youth needs, engaging community leaders and organizations in a united effort to find solutions to problems of youth.  Group does not meet in July and August. For more information, call 358-2600 or email: shelly.pitt@nyackcenter.org



NYACK WINTER FARMERS MARKET
The  venture is a partnership between the Nyack Chamber of Commerce and the Nyack Center The indoor market will pick up where the outdoor Farmers’ Market left off  and will continue at Nyack Center every Thursday from 8:00 am – 2:0o.
For more information click this link-
http://nyackchamber.org/category/farmers-market/