After-School (Ages 5-12)
- Homework help
- Literacy support
- STEM activities
- Arts enrichment
- Academic tutoring
Brevoort Community Center
Free afterschool program at Brevoort Community Center in Brooklyn offering homework help, STEM, arts, teen services, college prep, and job placement for youth ages 5-18.
Brevoort Cornerstone offers a robust lineup of youth and community development programs tailored to the needs of Bedford-Stuyvesant residents. The center provides comprehensive support from elementary through teen years, with special emphasis on academic achievement and career readiness.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Address | 280 Ralph Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11233 |
| Borough | Brooklyn (Bedford-Stuyvesant) |
| Provider | CAMBA, Inc. |
| Program Type | Cornerstone |
| Website | camba.org |
| Cost | Free |
| Ages Served | 5-18 years old |
Teen Services (Ages 14-18)
- College readiness workshops
- Career exploration
- Job placement assistance
- SAT preparation
- Leadership development
Academic Support
- Homework assistance
- Test prep
- Reading programs
- Math support
- Study skills
Enrichment Activities
- STEM projects
- Arts programs
- Skill building
- Creative expression
- Personal development
Brevoort Community Center participants engage in:
- Elementary Programs (Ages 5-12): Daily homework help, literacy development, STEM exploration, and arts enrichment
- Teen Services (Ages 14-18): College and career readiness workshops, SAT preparation, and leadership development
- Job Placement Support: Assistance finding employment opportunities and building workplace skills
- Academic Tutoring: Personalized support to strengthen school performance across all subjects
- STEM Activities: Hands-on science, technology, engineering, and math projects
- Arts Enrichment: Creative programs that foster artistic expression and cultural appreciation
- Safe Community Space: Welcoming environment in the heart of Bedford-Stuyvesant
CAMBA, Inc. has been serving New York City communities since 1977, providing comprehensive services including youth development, family support, housing assistance, and workforce development. CAMBA’s Cornerstone programs create safe, nurturing environments where young people can receive academic support, career guidance, and opportunities to thrive. With locations across Brooklyn, CAMBA serves thousands of youth and families annually.
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Contact the Center Visit Brevoort Community Center at 280 Ralph Avenue or call CAMBA for program information at camba.org.
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Complete Registration Fill out the appropriate application form for after-school programming (ages 5-12) or teen services (ages 14-18).
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Submit Documents Provide required documentation including proof of age, address, and emergency contact information.
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Attend Orientation Participate in a program orientation to learn about schedules, activities, and center policies.
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Begin Participation Start enjoying homework help, STEM activities, college prep, or job placement services!
- Completed application form
- Birth certificate or proof of age
- Proof of address (utility bill, lease)
- Emergency contact information
- Medical information/allergies
- Parent/guardian identification
- School information (if applicable)
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Last updated: November 25, 2025
Program details subject to change. Please contact the provider directly to confirm current offerings, schedules, and availability.