Operation Hero - top
A mentoring program started by the ASYMCA in March 2000 that not only improves self-esteem and grades, but also allows children to find there are “heroes” inside each of them. The program, which runs for 10 weeks three times a year, targets children from 6 - 12 years of age that are experiencing temporary difficulty in school, either socially or academically. Referred by teachers, parents or school officials, the bi-weekly sessions provide after-school homework assistance and mentoring in a small group.

Baby Bundles - top
This program provides a layette for new mothers who are active duty, E-4 and below, and for the dependent spouse of an active duty soldiers E-4 and below. The layette includes a blanket, socks, baby suit, sleeper, gown, book, baby wipes, laundry soap and a medicine spoon. The program supplies approximately 1,500 bundles each year.

Operation Kid Comfort - top
This program entitles young children (0 to 5 years old) of deployed active duty soldiers to receive a free photo-transfer quilt bearing photos of his/her family. It also provides photo-transfer pillows for children 6 to 12.

Star Spangled Quilters - top
The Star Spangled Quilters meet the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month from 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM.  They share techniques, ideas and lunch.

Arts & Humanities - top
Programs provide opportunities for the community to participate as students and facilitators of arts and crafts.

Arts & Humanities Classes
Sign Language
Movement to Music
Hula Lessons
Arts & Crafts
Kids Cooking Class
Adult Cooking Class

Tae-Kwon-Do - top
Classes are held at the Junior Enlisted Family Center Monday and Friday from 6:00-7:00 PM for ages 4-adult.

Fit Kids - top
A class for parents and children 18 months – 5 years; teaches children at a young age how to live a healthy lifestyle by participating in fun activities.

Bible Study - top
6 week sessions studying different topics/books

Klassy Kloset - top
E-5 and below can borrow formal wear for free; E-6 and above rent wear for $10