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21st Century Community Learning Centers

A free afterschool and summer program for school age children.

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21st Century Community Learning Centers provide:

  • Tutoring and Homework Help
  • STEAM Focused Activities
  • Social Skills Development
  • Healthy Snacks
  • Field Trips

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Our approach to 21st CCLC

Learning doesn’t need to stop when the last bell rings at school. Now Lower Yakima Valley children in grades K-12 can keep gaining knowledge and skills during non-school hours. Kids can explore things like STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math), art and music, robotics, or community service. Parents of kids in the programs can learn, too. They can take adult classes on things like English as a Second Language (ESL), parenting, and computers. We also have family nights.

These schools or local centers offer Nita M. Lowey 21st Century Community Learning Centers (21st CCLC):

  • Grandview Middle School: 509-882-8600
  • Outlook Elementary (Sunnyside): 509-837-3352
  • Pioneer Elementary (Sunnyside): 509-836-2200
  • Roosevelt Elementary (Granger): 509-854-1420
  • Granger Middle School: 509-854-1003
  • Valley View Elementary (Toppenish): 509-865-8240
  • Garfield Elementary (Toppenish): 509-865-4575
  • Safe Haven Community Center: 509-865-1804
  • Mabton Jr./Sr. High School: 509-894-4951
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Why choose Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic?

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In addition to our specialist doctors, you can also inquire about our related programs. These programs can offer guidance, peer support, and financial assistance to help you and your family grow.

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Chronic Disease Self-Management

You might have a chronic disease, but it doesn’t have to define you. We can show you ways to deal with your condition and feel more confident about taking care of yourself and staying active. Classes are taught in English and Spanish.

Chronic Disease Self-Management
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First Steps

First Steps supports pregnant women and newborn babies in Washington by showing you how to use medical, social, educational, and other local resources that can help during your pregnancy.

First Steps
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Los Niños Bien Educados

This program helps Spanish-speaking parents help their kids do better in school and avoid child abuse or neglect.

Los Niños Bien Educados
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Maternity Case Management

Our Maternity Case Management program gives Oregon women at-home or in-office access to a Community Health Nurse, a Behavioral Health Specialist, a Community Health Worker, and a Registered Dietitian during pregnancy and after delivery.

Maternity Case Management
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Parents as Teachers

Parents as Teachers lets you learn helpful tips from other parents who have already faced some of the issues you’re dealing with.

Parents as Teachers
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NORTHWEST COMMUNITY ACTION CENTER

Programs to help individuals and families to achieve a greater level of self-sufficiency.

NORTHWEST COMMUNITY ACTION CENTER

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