After School Programs

Escambia County After School Program

Registration is now open for Escambia County's Youth Connection After School Program, providing local youth with a fun, educational, and recreational environment at several Escambia County community centers.

The program is open to Escambia County youth ages 5-13, with registration available now until Friday, April 17. Limited spaces are available.

How to Register:

Visit MyEscambia.com/afterschool.
Download an application.
Complete the application and submit it to [email protected] by the April 17 deadline.

Registration Requirements:

Completed registration application and $75 registration fee ($35 for each additional child); or
Completed scholarship application with proof of income to have the registration fee waived

This year's Youth Connection After School Program will take place from Aug. 13 through the end of the school year, Monday-Friday from 1:30-4:30 p.m. at the following community centers:

Brownsville Community Center, 3200 W. De Soto St.
Ebonwood Community Center, 3511 W. Scott St.
Marie K. Young-Wedgewood Community Center, 6405 Wagner Road

The Youth Connection After School Program will offer fun and educational activities including academic enrichment, arts and crafts, sports and fitness, educational and nutritional programs, drama and cultural activities, and more. After school program participants will also receive homework help and tutoring during their time in the program.

For more information, please contact Neighborhood and Human Services Division Manager Leroy Williams at [email protected] or 850-426-1156.

Download the Youth Connection After School Program Application

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