Michigan children and youth will have the opportunity to participate in high-quality after-school programs that support their success through social, cultural, physical and intellectual development. learn more about MASP
The President's proposed Fiscal Year 2011 budget effectively cuts funding for 21st CCLC by $13 million by combining it with other programs.Contact your members of Congress today to register your concert about the President's budget proposal for 21st CCLC after-school programs. Take action.
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Developing a state-wide shared vision that supports the development of local partnerships and links stakeholders interested in improving outcomes for children and youth through school-based/school-linked and enrichment after-school programs.
Advocating for policies and sustainable funding streams that enhance and support the effectiveness and sustainability of high quality after-school programs for all Michigan children and youth.
Providing access to resources, research and links to valuable web-sites and professional development opportunities to support programs and communities in understanding and identifying quality programs.