Boys & Girls Clubs of Harrisonburg and Rockingham County

Boys & Girls Clubs of Harrisonburg and Rockingham County offers Power Hour with homework completion, tutoring, and high yield learning activities such as reading, writing exercises, and skills practice worksheets. It also offers STEAM activities that may include science experiments, cooking, crafts, and team building, along with Triple Play activities focused on physical exercise, such as organized group games, free play, and team competitions. Other offerings include the Youth Wellness Program, SMART Moves, Torch Club, Keystone Club, and Too Good for Drugs.

Programs

• Power Hour — daily · Homework completion, tutoring, and high yield learning activities; activities may include reading, writing exercises, or skills practice worksheets.
• STEAM — 1-2 times a week · Science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics activities; may include science experiments, cooking, crafts, and team building activities.
• Triple Play — every day · Focuses on physical exercise; activities may include organized group games, free play, and team competitions.
• Youth Wellness Program
• SMART Moves — 2 times a week, fall · Focuses on making healthy decisions by building social-emotional skills; module subjects include emotional wellness, substance use, and building healthy relationships.
• Torch Club — ages 8 and up
• Keystone Club — ages 12-18 · Provides leadership development opportunities; youth participate in academic success, career preparation, and community service activities.
• Too Good for Drugs — grades K-12 · 2 times a week during grant sessions

At a glance

• Ages: 5–18 years old

About the provider

BGCHR was founded in the Northeast Neighborhood by the Northeast Community Association. In 1991, Your Place After School was founded and opened in March 1991, and BGCHR was chartered in December 1995. By 2003, the Club had added several more sites, including South River in 2002 and the Teen Center in 2003, and BGCHR now has seven Club sites, including Elkton in 2009.

Last updated October 27, 2026.