Programs
We are committed to giving children and families the resources they need to thrive. Since 1945, our organization has served the Alexandria community with comprehensive programs that equip young children with crucial skills, place school-age children on a path to becoming productive adults, and support and empower families.
Over 2,000 children and families use our services, participating in four types of programs:
These programs offer high-quality early childhood education and support to children from newborn to five years old.
Our Wright to Read programs supports relationships between students and adult Tutor-Mentors who help them build their literacy skills and develop a lifelong love of reading.
Affordable, enriching activities and learning opportunities for school-aged kids like homework help, spring and summer break camps, and before and after school care.
Our college and career readiness program, Building Better Futures, provides students with the supports they need to succeed in school and beyond.
New Neighbors is an English-language learning program that offers language classes and services for refugees and immigrants new to Alexandria.
