Paramount Care Foundation Youth Programs
Paramount Care Foundation, 8303 Alondra Blvd, Paramount, CA 90723
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Paramount Care Foundation Youth Programs offers games, crafts, water days, academic support, student mentorship, and arts education. The program includes active lifestyle groups and events, food and clothing distribution, homework help, and English classes. Children can take part in basketball, pickleball, guitar, martial arts, watercoloring, lighting design, photography, and songwriting.
• Ages: 6–11 years old
• Schedule: Summer Day Camp runs Monday through Friday during Summer 2026, with sessions from June 8 to July 24 and no camp June 29–July 3 and July 6–10; the Food Bank operates every Friday from 8–10am
Paramount Care Foundation’s after-school program began in 2000, and in 2002 it became a separate organization and received its 501(c)(3) status. The mission of the Paramount Care Foundation is to be a lighthouse to the community, assisting the less fortunate towards self-sufficiency and personal growth. The leadership team includes Project Hope Director and Pitch In Paramount coordinator Mike McKown, After School & Summer Day Camp Director Mayte Hernandez, President Randy Williams, Board Members Bill Stram, Kathy Bynum, and Mike DeMaster, Clerk Ruth Zymkowitz, and Treasurer Jill Guiterrez. Staff credentials include a Cal State Long Beach graduate in Operations Management, a General Nurse graduate in Mexico who is also a high school graduate in the USA, and a CSU Long Beach graduate with a bachelor’s degree in business administration.
Paramount Care Foundation serves the Paramount community and is open to all residents of the Paramount community regardless of their religious affiliations and beliefs, and it accepts students and parents from all ethnicities, religions, and socioeconomic backgrounds. One parent of a 2nd-grade student reports that their daughter is doing much better at school because of the help she gets at the After School Program, and another parent of a 4th-grade student reports that the program is helping their son with discipline and grades and that he loves to attend. A parent of a 2nd-grade student states that the program is teaching their son how to read, and a volunteer states that the After School Program provides a safe environment where children receive help to finish homework along with love and encouragement. The organization also offers affordable after-school care, an affordable Summer Day Camp, safe and fun leagues for basketball and pickleball players, and free community arts classes for all ages.
Last updated June 15, 2026.
• Ages: 6–11 years old
• Schedule: Summer Day Camp runs Monday through Friday during Summer 2026, with sessions from June 8 to July 24 and no camp June 29–July 3 and July 6–10; the Food Bank operates every Friday from 8–10am
Paramount Care Foundation’s after-school program began in 2000, and in 2002 it became a separate organization and received its 501(c)(3) status. The mission of the Paramount Care Foundation is to be a lighthouse to the community, assisting the less fortunate towards self-sufficiency and personal growth. The leadership team includes Project Hope Director and Pitch In Paramount coordinator Mike McKown, After School & Summer Day Camp Director Mayte Hernandez, President Randy Williams, Board Members Bill Stram, Kathy Bynum, and Mike DeMaster, Clerk Ruth Zymkowitz, and Treasurer Jill Guiterrez. Staff credentials include a Cal State Long Beach graduate in Operations Management, a General Nurse graduate in Mexico who is also a high school graduate in the USA, and a CSU Long Beach graduate with a bachelor’s degree in business administration.
Paramount Care Foundation serves the Paramount community and is open to all residents of the Paramount community regardless of their religious affiliations and beliefs, and it accepts students and parents from all ethnicities, religions, and socioeconomic backgrounds. One parent of a 2nd-grade student reports that their daughter is doing much better at school because of the help she gets at the After School Program, and another parent of a 4th-grade student reports that the program is helping their son with discipline and grades and that he loves to attend. A parent of a 2nd-grade student states that the program is teaching their son how to read, and a volunteer states that the After School Program provides a safe environment where children receive help to finish homework along with love and encouragement. The organization also offers affordable after-school care, an affordable Summer Day Camp, safe and fun leagues for basketball and pickleball players, and free community arts classes for all ages.
Last updated June 15, 2026.
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