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 The Bureau of Youth Services achieves it’s departmental mission by working with community agencies and neighborhood organizations to develop innovative ways to meet human service needs. The Bureau promotes and supports youth development projects and family strengthening services, by providing direct funding for program support, and participating in collaborative planning and funding efforts. Through local, State and Federal funding such as the City’s Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), Emergency Shelter Grant (ESG), Housing for Persons with Aids (HOPWA), Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Services (APPS), and NYS 21st Century Community Learning Center, BHS plans, administers and monitors community projects to meet human service needs. Some of our key programs are Summer of Opportunity, Youth Acadamy Training Program and Volunteer Internship Program. Click here for more information! Rochester After-School Academy (RASA) /
21st Century Community Learning Centers
Administrative Office - 250 State Street
Rochester, NY 14614
428-7952
428-7872 (fax)
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RASA provides academic enrichment, recreational, social, artistic and character development activities for students and their families to help them succeed. There are currently 16 RASA sites in schools, with lead agency partners delivering services to approximately 1400 students and 600 adults. By delivering these engaging and enrichment activities in after school settings, we’re able to help students stay connected to school, thereby increasing school attendance rates and improving academic success. Click here to see the RASA Flower of Life Banner Project! 
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Rochester After-School Academy
Site Listings | School Partner
School #9, 485 N. Clinton Ave.
School #28, 450 Humboldt St.
School #33, 500 Webster Ave.
School #36, 85 St. Jacob St.
School #39, 145 Midland Ave.
Monroe High School, 164 Alexander St.
Frederick Douglass, 940 Fernwood Pk.
Charter School of Science & Technology
Edison Tech, 655 Colfax St.
Franklin Career High, 950 Norton St.
Freddie Thomas High, James Madison High, 200 Genesee St.
Jefferson High School, Edgerton Park
John Marshall High, 180 Ridgeway
Rochester School for the Deaf
Wilson Magnet High, 501 Genesee St. | Agency Partner
Baden Street, 325-7828
City Recreation, 482-4836 ext. 1161
NEAD, 487-9290 ext. 1081
YMCA, 342-7270 ext. 6010
City Recreation, 467-8816
City Recreation, 232-1530 ext.6284
SPCC, 482-2000 ext. 3531
YMCA, 546-5500, 690 St. Paul St.
PRYD, 647-2200 ext. 2180
Boys & Girls Club, 467-3131
Community Place, 262-8850
SouthWest Area Neigh. Assoc., 436-8201
City Recreation, 458-2280
Catholic Family Center, 458-2110
RSD, 1545 St. Paul St., 544-1240
Center for Dispute Settlement, 328-3440 |
For more information of other programs, please call our Central Administrative office number at 428-6896.
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