Residents

Children are at the heart of The ZONE, so we partner with local organizations to make sure there are lots of activities to keep them busy in learning after school and during the summer. Here are some helpful tips and links to find the right program for your kiddo(s).

Contact your child's school. There are programs at:

• Bemiss Elementary
• Cooper Elementary
• Lidgerwood Elementary
• Logan Elementary
• Regal Elementary
• Stevens Elementary
• Garry Middle School
• Shaw Middle School

If You Could Save Just One offers drop-in programs for youth ages 10–18.

Manzanita House offers language classes, Women's Tea Time, legal resources, and more for refugees and immigrants.

Refugee Kids Connect is a program at Refugee & Immigrants Connections Spokane for kids ages 5–18, offering art, sports, outdoors, and academic activities.

Girl Scouts

Northeast Youth Center has several programs for kids ages 3–12, including before and after school care, camps, and transportation to and from school. Watch their video here.

KSPS offers free online and in-person resources and learning opportunities.

Northeast Youth & Family Services is open Monday–Thursday 10:00 am–2:00 pm for their clothing closet, hygiene closet, food pantry, and media center. They also offer camps and classes.

Skyhawks Rise offers several sports for kids to play throughout Spokane.

Boys & Girls Clubs of Spokane County offer after school, school break, and summer programs. With a location in Northeast Spokane, this is a great option for our residents.

Inland Northwest Youth Boxing offers scholarships to cover boxing equipment, as well as coaching and mentorship to youth interested in learning how to box.