Cost
Free
SONYC middle school program for students ages 11-14 in Manhattan, provided by Fresh Youth Initiatives
Amistad Dual Language School offers a comprehensive SONYC afterschool program through Fresh Youth Initiatives. Located in the Inwood neighborhood of Manhattan, this free program provides a variety of services to support the whole child, ranging from educational support to social-emotional learning (SEL) to family and parent engagement. The program is designed to complement the school’s dual language mission while providing enrichment opportunities for all students.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Address | 4862 Broadway, New York, NY 10034 |
| Borough | Manhattan (Inwood) |
| Provider | Fresh Youth Initiatives, Inc. |
| Website | freshyouth.org |
| Zip Code | 10034 |
Cost
Free
Age Range
Ages 11-14 (Grades 6-8)
Program Type
School’s Out New York City (SONYC)
Category
Youth Development
The SONYC program at Amistad Dual Language School provides:
Fresh Youth Initiatives (FYI) is a New York-based nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering urban youth through comprehensive afterschool and summer programs. Founded with a mission to provide holistic support for young people, FYI emphasizes academic achievement, social-emotional wellness, and family engagement. The organization partners with schools to deliver high-quality programming that addresses the diverse needs of students and families, with particular attention to underserved communities. FYI’s approach combines evidence-based practices with culturally responsive programming to help young people thrive.
Visit the School Contact Amistad Dual Language School’s main office to inquire about Fresh Youth Initiatives afterschool program enrollment.
Complete Application Fill out the FYI program application form, available at the school or through the Fresh Youth Initiatives website.
Submit Documentation Provide required documents including proof of enrollment, emergency contacts, and parent/guardian consent forms.
Family Intake Meeting Meet with program staff to discuss student needs, interests, and family support services.
Attend Orientation Participate in a student and family orientation to learn about activities, schedules, and expectations.
Begin Participation Start attending the program and accessing educational, social-emotional, and family support services.
The school is well-served by public transportation:
Inwood Library
New York Public Library branch with bilingual resources, study spaces, and community programs at 4790 Broadway
Inwood Hill Park
Large natural park with sports fields, playgrounds, and nature trails
Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance
Community arts organization with cultural programming and exhibitions
New York-Presbyterian Hospital
Major medical center providing community health services and programs
Last Updated: November 25, 2025