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Youth develpment program that focuses on 5 core areas: The Art, Character & Leadership, Education & Career, Health & Life Skills and Fitness & Recreation.

We provide after school and summer programs for youth 6-18 yrs old. We assist youth with homework, provide art, recreational and learning experiences on a daily basis.

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Southwest Washington is a community-based  organization that provides young people with a fun, safe and constructive environment when they are not at home or school. Clubs offer programs and services designed to build character and strenthen life skills. Our mission is to inspire and enable young people, especially those who need us most, to realize their full potential as productive, caring and responsible citizens.

The Boys & Girls Clubs of the Lewis Clark Valley is a youth development agency serving youth ages 5 to 18. Our mission is to inspire and enable all young people, especially those from diadvantaged circumstances, to reach full potential by enhancing the social, leadership and character development of our membership.

Programs and activities for children ages 5 to 18 in a safe, adult supervised facility during after-school hours, school breaks and summer.

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Whatcom County is an after school development program in education/career development, character & leadership development, health & life skills, the arts & sports, fitness recreation.

Brooks Therapeutic Services (BTS) is a life coaching services that centers around holistic approaches for dealing with real life issues. Life coaching is a future-focused practice with the aim of helping clients determine and achieve personal and mandated goals. BTS assist clients with: building life skills, self-development, personal transitions, relationship building, and career development. One of the unique aspects of BTS is that client determines what area of their life they want or need to be coached in.

YMCA Building Futures is a school-based mentoring program that matches elementary and middle school kids with caring, supportive, and stable adult mentors.  Mentors, called Builders or Big Buddies, meet with their mentees, called Buddies, one hour a week on school grounds or at YMCA childcare sites for a minimum of one year.