Good Shepherd Services runs a Cornerstone program at this housing-development community center, giving local children a free, supervised place for games, academic support, and creative projects after school and in summer.
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After-school, evening and summer hours; check with provider
Free; enrollment through the program provider
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Ages 5–17.
Free; enrollment through the program provider
After-school, evening and summer hours; check with provider
110 West 9th Street, 11231, in Red Hook, Brooklyn.
Yes. Red Hook East is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
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