Computer Lab

Cost: Free
Ages: All ages
Dates: Monday - Friday & Weekends
Times: M - F 2:30 p.m. - 10:30 p.m. Saturday 11 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. & Sunday 12 - 5 p.m. Maple Park
820 E. Maple Street
Call Kenneth (818) 548-3797


Youth and Family Services

CITY OF GLENDALE - Community Services & Parks

A program that helps youth and families identify needed services. We provide information and referrals to programs, organizations, and agencies that work to provide youth and families a variety of social services. We provide case management services and other forms of assistance based on their individualized needs. Some examples of referrals include

Employment
Fitness and Wellness
General Health and Dental Care
Education and Enrichment
Alternative Education GED / Diploma
Vocational Training Programs
College and Financial Aid Information and Application Assistance
Probation / Court Compliance Assistance
Voluntary and Court Ordered Community Service
Counseling Individual & Family
Voluntary and/or Court Mandated Classes (Parenting / Anger Management)
Homeless /Transitional Living Assistance / Tenant Rights
Affordable Housing Programs
Food Pantry and Basic Needs Assistance
Substance Abuse Assistance
Legal Assistance
Mental Health Services
Informational / Educational Workshops

Cost: Free
Ages: Youth under 18 & Adults 18 to 24 (with minor children)
Days and Hours: M-F; 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Location: Glendale Heritage Garden Office
141 South Cedar Street, Glendale, 91205

For questions or more information call Marco (818) 548-2798, Brenda (818) 548-2797 or Walter (818) 548-2796. Visit us at parks.ci.glendale.ca.us/youth_family_services.asp.

* The Youth and Family Services Program offers affordable Parenting Classes in collaboration with partner agencies. We also offer limited tutoring services, please call for a schedule in advance. We also host free workshops for teens and parents throughout the year. Call us, or stop by to get latest information on upcoming events and workshops!

New Horizons Family Center Tutoring

Afternoon tutoring and mentoring program that aids kids with homework and self image, anger management, and counseling.

The Zone provides middle school students with somewhere safe to go after school from 3:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m. in a structured program that provides: homework assistance, fine arts activities, sports and games, academic enrichment, computer lab, field trips, personal growth.

This program consists of casual open chess play. Participants will make new friends and strengthen their skills as they complete with other members. Beginners are welcome.

New Glendale Public Library Teen Library Card
Ask about getting a new Glendale Public Library Teen Library Card designed by Glendale High School students Min Ji Yi and Eun Jung Lee.

The new card is free and with parent permission enables you to check out DVDs, videos, and music from the Brand Library.

Glendale Youth Alliance, Inc.

Glendale Youth Alliance (GYA) is a nonprofit organization and a partnership between government, education, businesses and our community. Glendale community leaders established GYA in 1993 with a mission to provide jobs and employment preparedness training for Glendale's low-income youth ages 14-24. GYA programs are designed to build civic values in Glendale youth, provide a foundation to learn job skills and to become productive participants of the workforce. GYA operates six programs on a spectrum that provide mentored employment to youth and has provided first time employment and training to over 5,000 Glendale area youth.

For more information on the Glendale Youth Alliance, please visit our website at www.glendaleyouthalliance.org or call (818) 937-8073.