After School/Camps/Mentoring

Boys and Girls Clubs
Boys and Girls Club offers free or low-cost recreation, after school programs, and summer camp for kids 5–18 years old at various locations.
  • Capitol West Club: 567 West 300 North 801-531-7652
  • Lied Club: 464 South Concord (1235 West) 801-364-9118
  • Sugar House Club: 968 East Sugarmont Dr. (2225 So.) 801-484-0841
  • Tooele Club: 438 W 400 N, Tooele 435-843-5719
- www.bgcgsl.org
National Youth Sports Program at the University of Utah
This program is a five-week sport and education program targeted toward low-income, at-risk youth ages 10 to 16 who live in the Salt Lake School District.
801-585-5764
Neighborhood House
This program offers before and after school programs for low-income children ages 5–12, including transportation to and from neighborhood schools. Neighborhood House also offers summer programs.
1050 W. 500 S.
801-363-4589
- www.nhutah.org
Sorenson Multicultural Center
Free or low-cost after-school, summer, recreation, and arts programs in the Glendale area.
855 California Ave (1330 S)
801-974-2420
SPLORE
SPLORE specializes in affordable outdoor recreation activities for disabled, special needs, and at-risk youth through affordable, customized, inclusive recreation and education programs for people of all abilities. Scholarships are available.
801-484-4128
- www.splore.org
West Valley Community Center
Community center has free or low-cost open gym, mentoring, youth groups, sports camps, and youth group events.
3818 W 4700 S
801-654-0446
- westvalleycommunitycenter.org
YouthCity
YouthCity serves Salt Lake City's young people ages 9-18 with innovative and enriching activities created with input from participants. YouthCity currently provides teen, after-school and summer, arts, employment, sports, government and service learning programming.
Central City Teen Program: 615 S. 300 E., 801-535-7917
Northwest Teen Program: 1300 W. 300 N., 801-535-7917
- www.slcgov.com/publicservices/youthcity/
• MENTORING •
Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Utah
This is a traditional program for children ages 6–12 from single-parent families that pairs a child with a role model, building a one-on-one relationship built on trust and friendship. It includes community-based and school-based programs. There is also a high school mentoring program.
801-313-0303
- www.bbbsu.org
Youth&Families with Promise
This prevention programis designed to enhance the school performance, social skills, and family bonds for at-risk youth aged 10–14.
(435) 797-1543
- extension.usu.edu/yfp