Spokane North East Youth Center
Spokane North East Youth Center, 3004 E Queen Ave, Spokane, WA 99217
About
Spokane North East Youth Center offers field trip adventures, recreational activities, crafts, sports, tutoring, homework help, downtime, snacks, parties, field trips, and seasonal celebrations. The program includes year-round camps that feature sports and crafts, along with breakfast, lunch, and snacks. It provides safe, affordable childcare and transportation for children ages 3–12 in a home away from home environment, with USDA breakfast, lunch, and afternoon snack included.
• Ages: 3–12 years old
• Schedule: Summer camp and school-age programs with weekday options, plus programs during spring break and winter break
• Price: Camp Tuition Rates: June: $350.00; July: $1000.00; August: $1000.00. Monthly Activity Fee (Per Family): One Child: $25.00; Two Children: $30.00; Three or More Children: $35.00.
Spokane North East Youth Center is a state-licensed facility, and Spokane Northeast Youth Center is state licensed through the Department of Youth Services. The program accepts state pay and requires immunization records. Transportation to and from school is provided with a vehicle fleet that is inspected daily and equipped with certified booster seats. Spokane Northeast Youth Center is a nonprofit organization with a dedicated board of directors and has been making a difference in the lives of children since 1971. Its mission states that all children deserve a place where they feel safe and welcome, and that it offers a home away from home so that children feel cared for and parents can focus on all of life’s other needs. The program provides social and emotional learning, childcare, meals, and transportation to children in the community.
Throughout the year, Spokane Northeast Youth Center provides a variety of special events for children in the community. The Building Brighter Futures Fundraiser is an annual auction event that raises money for low-income, at-risk youth in the community.
Parent testimonials describe long-term use of the program, consistent feelings of safety, and staff who treat children with compassion and respect. Families report that children are safe, happy, well fed, and have made many new friends, and they mention support during stressful times and during the pandemic. One parent notes that their family has received support over nine years, and another mentions gratitude for opportunities their daughter has experienced as a result of scholarships.
Last updated January 6, 2026.
• Ages: 3–12 years old
• Schedule: Summer camp and school-age programs with weekday options, plus programs during spring break and winter break
• Price: Camp Tuition Rates: June: $350.00; July: $1000.00; August: $1000.00. Monthly Activity Fee (Per Family): One Child: $25.00; Two Children: $30.00; Three or More Children: $35.00.
Spokane North East Youth Center is a state-licensed facility, and Spokane Northeast Youth Center is state licensed through the Department of Youth Services. The program accepts state pay and requires immunization records. Transportation to and from school is provided with a vehicle fleet that is inspected daily and equipped with certified booster seats. Spokane Northeast Youth Center is a nonprofit organization with a dedicated board of directors and has been making a difference in the lives of children since 1971. Its mission states that all children deserve a place where they feel safe and welcome, and that it offers a home away from home so that children feel cared for and parents can focus on all of life’s other needs. The program provides social and emotional learning, childcare, meals, and transportation to children in the community.
Throughout the year, Spokane Northeast Youth Center provides a variety of special events for children in the community. The Building Brighter Futures Fundraiser is an annual auction event that raises money for low-income, at-risk youth in the community.
Parent testimonials describe long-term use of the program, consistent feelings of safety, and staff who treat children with compassion and respect. Families report that children are safe, happy, well fed, and have made many new friends, and they mention support during stressful times and during the pandemic. One parent notes that their family has received support over nine years, and another mentions gratitude for opportunities their daughter has experienced as a result of scholarships.
Last updated January 6, 2026.
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