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Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha Youth & Teen Programs include educational programming, sports programming, a youth employment program, and structured academic support such as homework help, tutoring, and high-yield learning activities. The program also offers specific initiatives including Power Hour: Making Minutes Count, BE GREAT: Graduate, Triple Play: A Game Plan for the Mind, Body and Soul, Healthy Habits (Mind), Daily Challenges (Body), Social Recreation (Soul), SMART Girls, Passport to Manhood, and meal service through the Summer Food Service Program and the Child and Adult Care Food Program.
• Ages: 6–18 years old
• Schedule: Building, youth center, and teen center hours available on school days, summer, and non-school days with morning and afternoon options
Since 2008, when the youth employment program was started, there has been a 72% reduction in juvenile crime in Kenosha during summer months. On average, over 500 youth participate daily in educational and sports programming, and over 20,000 meals are served each year through the Summer Food Service Program and Child and Adult Care Food Program. Power Hour: Making Minutes Count serves members ages 6–18, and Healthy Habits (Mind) is for ages 6–15, while SMART Girls serves girls ages 8–18 and Passport to Manhood focuses on boys’ character, leadership, and positive behavior. Members who attend the Club two or more times a week skip fewer days of school, feel more connected to school, and have greater post-secondary aspirations, and 93% of Club members expect to graduate with 8 in 10 applying to college. High school-age Club members report higher levels of abstention from high-risk behaviors than their non-Club peers, and in a Harris Interactive survey, 57% of Boys & Girls Club alumni said the Club “saved my life.” Power Hour sessions are supervised by dedicated youth development professionals and volunteers, with support from trained, caring staff at a Boys & Girls Club. Jason Justus is listed as the contact for building tours.
Last updated July 26, 2026.
• Ages: 6–18 years old
• Schedule: Building, youth center, and teen center hours available on school days, summer, and non-school days with morning and afternoon options
Since 2008, when the youth employment program was started, there has been a 72% reduction in juvenile crime in Kenosha during summer months. On average, over 500 youth participate daily in educational and sports programming, and over 20,000 meals are served each year through the Summer Food Service Program and Child and Adult Care Food Program. Power Hour: Making Minutes Count serves members ages 6–18, and Healthy Habits (Mind) is for ages 6–15, while SMART Girls serves girls ages 8–18 and Passport to Manhood focuses on boys’ character, leadership, and positive behavior. Members who attend the Club two or more times a week skip fewer days of school, feel more connected to school, and have greater post-secondary aspirations, and 93% of Club members expect to graduate with 8 in 10 applying to college. High school-age Club members report higher levels of abstention from high-risk behaviors than their non-Club peers, and in a Harris Interactive survey, 57% of Boys & Girls Club alumni said the Club “saved my life.” Power Hour sessions are supervised by dedicated youth development professionals and volunteers, with support from trained, caring staff at a Boys & Girls Club. Jason Justus is listed as the contact for building tours.
Last updated July 26, 2026.
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