Boys & Girls Clubs of West Central Wisconsin

Boys & Girls Clubs of West Central Wisconsin offers academic support, mentoring, and homework help through Academic Success and Learning at the Club Power Hour, which includes one-on-one homework assistance, small group tutoring, and quiet areas to read. It also offers Leadership & Social Emotional Learning with service learning activities and project-based learning, plus Life Skills with healthy meals and snacks, hands-on learning, and physical fitness opportunities.

Programs

• Academic Success — Club members receive academic support, mentoring and homework help to keep them learning outside the classroom.
• Leadership & Social Emotional Learning — Club members learn to make good choices through service learning activities, project-based learning and opportunities to develop emotional intelligence skills that will last a lifetime.
• Life Skills — Club members have access to healthy meals & snacks, hands-on learning, and physical fitness opportunities.
• Teen Engagement — Meaningful opportunities for teens to thrive.
• Learning at the Club Power Hour — daily · One-on-one homework assistance and small group tutoring; quiet areas to read are available for those that don’t have homework.
• Money Matters — A program for teens that promotes financial responsibility and independence.
• Math Hoops — Helps youth learn the fundamentals of math and social-emotional skills through the game of basketball.
• ART — daily · Offers youth the opportunity to express themselves through drawing, coloring, painting, sculptures, beads, and collages.
• Project Learn — Brings a fun atmosphere of scientific exploration as members work with each other to create cool artifacts and demonstrate scientific principles.
• DIY STEM — ages 9-12 · Hands-on, activity-based program that follows a STEM curriculum and connects youth ages 9-12 to science themes they encounter regularly.
• Summer Brain Gain — Fun, interactive, project-based learning program designed to help prevent Summer Learning Loss in youth members.
• Healthy Habits — Incorporates healthy living and active learning; emphasizes good nutrition, regular physical activity and improving overall well-being.

At a glance

• Ages: 5–18 years old

About the provider

The club was founded in Tomah in September 2000. Its mission is to provide a safe, nurturing environment where kids can learn, grow, and thrive, and to enable young people to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.

Last updated November 5, 2026.