Category: Beacon
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Summer Rising 2026 NYC: Parent FAQ + Free Summer Programs | CASW
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in Beacon, Bronx River, Compass, Cornerstone, Dyckman, PS 115, PS 18, PS/MS 37, Sonyc, Summer RisingEverything NYC parents need to know about Summer Rising 2026. From IEP eligibility to afternoon activities, get your FAQs answered and find free summer camp alternatives near you.
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5 Things You Should Know About Mental Health – For Teens
Navigating teen mental health can be tough. Learn 5 essential tips for managing anxiety, reducing screen time, and finding free resources like Talkspace for NYC youth.
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Summer Rising 2026: 5 Reasons to Apply for NYC’s Free Summer Program
NYC Summer Rising 2026 applications are open! Discover 5 benefits of this free K-8 program, from social growth to academic enrichment. Apply by March 27th.
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Building Skills and Impact: What CASW Group Leaders Gain on the Job
Interested in education, youth development, or nonprofit work? CASW Group Leaders gain paid, hands-on experience while making a difference.
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Why Children’s Arts & Science Workshops Is Essential For NYC Youth Development
Discover how Children’s Arts and Science Workshops (CASW) supports NYC youth ages 5–24 through hands-on after-school programs, summer learning, and career readiness opportunities. Learn how CASW’s holistic, developmental approach helps young people build confidence, leadership skills, and lifelong community engagement.
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CASW Profiles: Meet Madison Wilder
This month, meet Madison Wilder, a dedicated and conscientious group leader at PS 310.
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Gratitude in Action: CASW’s Year of Innovation and Achievement
Discover how CASW celebrated progress, gratitude, and innovation in 2024. From empowering youth to launching new initiatives, we reflect on a year of milestones and giving thanks this November.
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From 1968 to Today: CASW’s Impact on New York City Communities
CASW celebrates over 50 years of empowering NYC youth through after-school programs, workforce development, and community-based education. Discover how this non-profit has shaped the future of Washington Heights and beyond.
