Causes: Human Services, Young Mens or Womens Associations
Mission: Kings Bay Y is a beneficiary agency of UJA Federation of New York and is the largest not-for-profit organization in South Brooklyn. Kings Bay Y enjoys a reputation of having offered social, cultural, educational and recreational services to people of all ages since 1952. Kings Bay Y serves approximately 780 people every day, who total for more than 186,620 visits each year. Primary services of the Kings Bay Y include pre-school and universal pre-kindergarten programs, Sunday children’s programming, after school activities, summer day camp, teen activities, health and fitness programs, swimming, exercise, discussion groups and classes, trips and cultural activities for all ages. In addition, the Y services special populations with dedicated programming such as the Alzheimer’s Respite Program, Arthritis Aquatics, VISA program (for visually impaired senior adults), Sunday Funday for children with special needs and more. Services for New Americans include ESL classes, citizenship education and leadership development. We speak Russian, Hebrew, Chinese and Spanish.
Geographic areas served: Sheepshead Bay, Homecrest, Midwood, Bergen Beach and Mill Basin neighborhoods of Brooklyn, New York
Programs: The day camp serves close to 1,000 children with quality programming ranging from arts and crafts to aquatic and physical education activities during the summer.
the after school program serves hundreds of children with homework assistance, recreational programs, and tutoring assistance.
the early childhood program serves close to 100 children ages 2 through 5.It includes a upk program.
various programs offered include immigrant services, teen and adult program services, pool & aquatics facilities, physical education, social services, esl classes, rehabilitation programming including a program for people with alzheimer's disease, programs for children with special needs, and cultural arts programming. All of these program activities provide educational, recreational, and cultural benefits to all participants from the community.
Mission: Kings Bay Y is a beneficiary agency of UJA Federation of New York and is the largest not-for-profit organization in South Brooklyn. Kings Bay Y enjoys a reputation of having offered social, cultural, educational and recreational services to people of all ages since 1952. Kings Bay Y serves approximately 780 people every day, who total for more than 186,620 visits each year. Primary services of the Kings Bay Y include pre-school and universal pre-kindergarten programs, Sunday children’s programming, after school activities, summer day camp, teen activities, health and fitness programs, swimming, exercise, discussion groups and classes, trips and cultural activities for all ages. In addition, the Y services special populations with dedicated programming such as the Alzheimer’s Respite Program, Arthritis Aquatics, VISA program (for visually impaired senior adults), Sunday Funday for children with special needs and more. Services for New Americans include ESL classes, citizenship education and leadership development. We speak Russian, Hebrew, Chinese and Spanish.
Geographic areas served: Sheepshead Bay, Homecrest, Midwood, Bergen Beach and Mill Basin neighborhoods of Brooklyn, New York
Programs: The day camp serves close to 1,000 children with quality programming ranging from arts and crafts to aquatic and physical education activities during the summer.
the after school program serves hundreds of children with homework assistance, recreational programs, and tutoring assistance.
the early childhood program serves close to 100 children ages 2 through 5.It includes a upk program.
various programs offered include immigrant services, teen and adult program services, pool & aquatics facilities, physical education, social services, esl classes, rehabilitation programming including a program for people with alzheimer's disease, programs for children with special needs, and cultural arts programming. All of these program activities provide educational, recreational, and cultural benefits to all participants from the community.
info@kingsbayy.org
3495 Nostrand Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11229
718-648-7703
Human Services
Brooklyn
