About
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Peninsula offers Barry Carr Sports Leagues, where youth play soccer, futsal, basketball, and flag football. It also offers Power Hour & Intensive Academic Tutoring for K-8 students, with homework support, online learning platforms, and games. Other activities include social-emotional learning, Restorative Community Circle, coding, photography, culinary, and graphic design.
Programs
- Barry Carr Sports Leagues — Ensures all youth can access competitive sports. Students exercise, learn life skills and have fun playing sports like soccer, futsal, basketball, and flag football.
- Power Hour & Intensive Academic Tutoring — K-8 · Intensive academic tutoring to help elementary students build foundational math and literacy skills. Students receive homework support, play engaging games and utilize online learning platforms.
- Social-Emotional Learning — Students learn about and develop the skills, knowledge, and attitudes that help a person be emotionally and socially well.
- Restorative Community Circle — Offers explicit time for students to build and strengthen relationships with one another while practicing social-emotional learning skills.
- Enrichment & Clubs — Wide variety of enrichment programs like coding, sports leagues, photography, culinary, and graphic design.
- Academic Advising — High School & Postsecondary · High School Success Advisors offer targeted intervention to enhance student engagement through relationship building, problem solving, resource linkage, academic support, and college/career exposure.
- Career Pathways — High School & Postsecondary · Career development opportunities and exposure through career panels, summer apprenticeships, summer internships, job shadowing, career mentorship and more.
- Mental Health Supports — High School & Postsecondary · Licensed therapists provide free mental health services through 1:1 therapy, group counseling, and staff training.
- Future Grads — High School & Postsecondary · College Success Managers and Future Grad Coaches support students to and through college graduation. Students learn about the college application process and financial aid.
- Youth of the Year — teens · Premier leadership, recognition, and scholarship program for teens to share their stories of outstanding leadership, service, and academic excellence.
At a glance
- Ages: 5–18 years old
- General schedule: After-school, summer and school day programs; free programs from kindergarten through college and career placement.
About the provider
The program states a mission to empower youth in the community with equitable access to social, academic, and career opportunities to thrive. It offers after-school, summer, and school day programs, with free programs from kindergarten through college and career placement. For high school and postsecondary students, it includes academic advising, career pathways, mental health supports, Future Grads, and Youth of the Year.
Last updated September 18, 2026.
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