After School Program

How to Have a Program at Your School or Organization

The Career Center for Youth and the Kids Environmental Education Program (K.E.E.P.) welcome new partners. If your school is interested in hosting our weekly after school program, please contact our Program Director at 614-228-4853. 

Participant Registration 

The Career Center for Youth and KEEP conduct registration for the after-school programs at each participating school location. Students will receive information fliers to take home in September of the school year. Parents may call EnterpriseWorks for Youth at 614-228-4853 to receive additional information and registration packets. Career Center for Youth and KEEP representatives will visit partner schools for open house events and classroom presentations.  If your child's school is hosting KEEP or a Career Center for Youth program and you have not received a registration packet, please call us at 614-228-4853 to have a packet sent to your home.

Program Eligibility
EnterpriseWorks for Youth provides inclusive programs and does not turn away any student based on family income, race, religion, ethnic origin or disability.

All students registering for EnterpriseWorks for Youth after school programs are required to complete a registration packet including household income verification. Income verification (such as pay stubs, government benefit award letters, proof of child support, etc.) is used only to determine the level of financial support our programs will receive from our various funding sources. All registration information is kept strictly confidential. No child can be accepted to EnterpriseWorks' after school program without verification of household income.

EnterpriseWorks for Youth programs are offered free of charge to parents and students. Requests for contributions to EnterpriseWorks for Youth programs will occasionally be sent by mail or newsletter.

The Career Center for Youth and the Kids Environmental Education Program (KEEP) are sponsored by Franklin County Department of Job and Family Services and the Ohio EPA/Ohio Environrmental Education Fund.