Provides programming that enables youth ages 7 to 12, facing challenging life circumstances, to achieve their full potential as productive, responsible, caring people. The five core program areas are character and leadership development; education and career development; health and life skills; the arts; and sports, fitness and recreation.

Provides after school program for youth

Provides a bilingual after-school program

Program committed to enhancing the quality of family life and promoting the physical, intellectual and spiritual wellness of the individual. It provides health-related activities and cultural and educational programs that reflect the Jewish heritage. Although primarily a membership JCC, the JCC also delivers services to the community at large, including populations at risk. Through its wide array of programs, the JCC pursues its mission of strengthening the individual, family and community.

Offers a program for adolescent males and young men to spend time with consistent volunteers who are there to encourage and help participants. During programming times young men get to participate in dodge ball, basketball, working on projects, and other activities. A meal is served.

Offers a variety of recreational and educational activities such as public lectures, book discussions, and musical performances as well as youth activities such as arts and crafts, discovery sessions, board and video games, plays, and puppet shows.

Provides programs and activities for youth that focus on these areas: character and leadership development; education and career development; health and life skills; the arts; sports, fitness and recreation.

Provides a variety of social services and recreational activities for Seniors. Includes arts and crafts, blood pressure screening, podiatry services, fitness classes, line dancing, mobile post office and other activities.

Provides a before and after school enrichment program.

Provides programs that emphasize social and emotional development, and social, cognitive, and behavioral skills that youth need to be healthy and productive. Also offers programs that help to meet the special character-development needs of younger adolescents at a critical stage in their life.

Provides troop activities for girls related to specific areas of interest in the following focuses: S.T.E.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math), Life Skills, Leadership and Entrepreneurship, and Outdoors. Offers different levels of scouting for different ages including Daisy, Brownie, Junior, Cadette, Senior and Ambassador.

Provides physical, cultural, educational, social, and recreational activities.

Provides support, networking and discussion for new or nearly new moms.

Provide an opportunity for members to meet and socialize.

Provides an opportunity for members to meet, socialize, and participate in a planned activity led by the corp officer or someone from the community.

Provides free boys/girls club for youth in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. Club focuses on academic success, healthy lifestyle, character building, and leadership. Members participate daily in 45 minutes of academic assistance led by a certified teacher, 45 minutes of physical activity, and they are expected to perform community service throughout the year.

Offers a program aimed at empowering young people to identify community needs and collaboratively develop solutions. Participants plan and execute various service projects. Program is divided into two sections based on age groups

Provides programs to meet the physical, educational, and social needs of poverty and homeless adults and children through Christian perspectives.

Recreation program activities include golf, tennis, adult and youth athletic leagues including but not limited to soccer, flag football, basketball, volleyball, baseball and softball. Youth and adult activities and educational programs include summer camp, nature programs, arts & crafts and much more are on the schedule. Residents can travel to Urbana (north), Cincinnati (south), and Buck Creek State Park (east), from downtown following the multi-purpose trails. The Trail Walkers program,meets on Thursdays at 10:00, 9:00 am for the summer months, and highlights the multi-purpose trail system to promote fitness, fellowship and fun. Other activities such as golf, swimming, tennis, and special events take place at the many different parks in the county. The parks also provide areas for picnics, fishing, ice skating, horseshoes, playgrounds, athletic events and special event concerts and shuffleboard. Parks include: Snyder Park, North Plum Street, Bechtle Ave. Rotary Centennial Playground (in Snyder Park) ADA accessible design to be shared by all children Bethie's Sprayground (in Snyder Park) free water experience for all chidlren- opening July 2015 Davey Moore Park, 627 S. Yellow Springs Eagle City Rd. Soccer Complex, 500 Eagle City Road Rebert Pike Nature Park, 1696 Rebert Pike Lagonda Fields - 1975 Mitchell Blvd. Central Bark Dog Park - Snyder Park Buck Creek Nature Park- behind Carleton Davidson Stadium , Mitchell Blvd. Carleton Davidson Stadium - 1101 Mitchell Blvd. New Reid Memorial Park and Golf Courses - 3140 E. Leffel Ln. Old Reid Park, Tennis Courts and Wiggley Field Dog Park - 1545 Pumphouse Road 324-7727 Virgil Mabra Memorial Park -1413 Oakleaf Ave Selma Road Park - 724 York St. Snyder Park, Golf Course & Howard Z. Dredge Tennis Center - Snyder Park Road Standpipe Hill - 32 N. Greenmount Ave. Veterans Memorial Park & Amphitheater - Cliff Park Road-North Plum, North Fountain Splash Zone Waterpark, 300 Eagle City Rd Skateboard Park, 1301 Mitchell Blvd. Sherman Avenue Park, 766 Sherman Ave. Perrin Woods Nature Preserve 325 Parkwood Ave. NTPRD Chiller 301 W. Main Street

Provides after-school stories, science programs, games, and other learning activities.

The Extension Committee handles the entire 4H program for members (ages 9-18) and advisors. Advisors are volunteers, and 4H projects cover a variety of areas including Home Economics, Agriculture, and miscellaneous subjects.

Provide an opportunity for older adults to meet and socialize through various activities and programming.

Provides an opportunity for fathers and sons or fathers and daughters to interact in meaningful, fun activities. Goal is to build companionship. Some sites also offer a similar program for younger children.

Offers special interest activities, such as author talks and book discussions.