DYCD - Neighborhood Development Area Programs

Department of Youth and Community Development - Serving New York City Youth, Families & Communities

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	NDA Afterschool Programs are designed to help youth become healthy, responsible, and caring adults. Programs provide young people with the services and support they need to: Improve academic performance Enter college or an advanced training program Learn leadership skills Develop conflict resolution and mediation skills Many programs also offer sports, arts, and cultural activities. The Middle School Education and Support programs focus on academic achievement for participants in grades 6-8. The High School Education and Support programs focus on high school youth, and promote communication, public speaking, community outreach, and conflict mediation skills. Find a program

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To protect children from falls, the Health Department urges New Yorkers to make sure window guards are in place. For more information about approved window guards call 311.
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