Agency Details:[ View Opportunity | View Board Connections Positions ]
Quad A For Kids
Mission Statement: Quad A for Kids will promote the personal and social development of our City of Rochester youth by creating, continuously improving and supporting youth-centered out-of-school time programs that produce measureable results; creating a culture whereby our youth value education and see a path forward to a successful future; building a network of community partners to support the advancement of youth development through academics, the arts, and athletics.
Description:
Quad A focuses on economically challenged neighborhoods in the City of Rochester where children are at greatest risk. We replace idle time with activities that develop critical life skills. Quad A provides nearly 30 after-school and 10 community-wide programs for kids ages 5 - 15 years old. Quad A's volunteer base of dedicated professionals research and deliver the most effective after-school children's programs. We take focused action - our after-school programs run 3 hours, 5 days per week. Students who participate in our programs must show consistent attendance at school and in academic performance.
History:
In 1994, Rochester philanthropist Joe U. Posner had a vision: an organization dedicated to improving the life prospects of disadvantaged youth in Rochester. Over the years, we have become an effective, results-oriented program uniquely capable of making a difference in the lives of urban children.
Contact people:
Office fax number: (585) 271-4313
Address:
 |
500 East AvenueRochester, NY 14607(See a map) |
Web Site: http://www.quadaforkids.org
Directions:
 |
We are located on East Avenue between Strathallen and Prince Streets, adjacent to Third Presbyterian Church. The Quad A for Kids office is on the 2nd floor.
Nearest Bus Stop: RTA Bus Stop in front of building, 0 minute walk |
| Last updated on September 28, 2009 |
Be the first person to offer feedback on this agency!
Post a volunteer reflection to share your experiences with other volunteers!
|