CLUBHOUSE IS CELEBRATING IT'S 10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY!
We are now entering our 10th year as a nonprofit organization in Creswell. We are celebrating our anniversary by kicking off a “10 for 10” campaign. Clubhouse will be completing 10 projects this year to celebrate its 10th anniversary.
The focus of Clubhouse is to provide children, families and the Creswell community with a school age youth development program in order to allow young people to explore their interests, find their passions and be fully supported educationally. Clubhouse believes high-quality youth development experiences provide better outcomes for children. Each year Clubhouse serves over 100 children with after school and summer camp programs.
Clubhouse has an organizational history that is grounded in the community. The program was originally created in partnership with the Creswell School District, United Way of Lane County and the University of Oregon. The program was designed through an evaluation of needs for youth services in this community utilizing focus groups, interviews and surveys of students, community members, parents and school faculty. Clubhouse began as a school program in 2005 serving 12 children, two afternoons per week. As the program grew it became apparent it needed to become an independent nonprofit organization to ensure adequate funding sources were available. In September of 2009 Creswell Clubhouse was granted 501c3 nonprofit status.
The focus of Clubhouse is to provide children, families and the Creswell community with a school age youth development program in order to allow young people to explore their interests, find their passions and be fully supported educationally. Clubhouse believes high-quality youth development experiences provide better outcomes for children. Each year Clubhouse serves over 100 children with after school and summer camp programs.
Clubhouse has an organizational history that is grounded in the community. The program was originally created in partnership with the Creswell School District, United Way of Lane County and the University of Oregon. The program was designed through an evaluation of needs for youth services in this community utilizing focus groups, interviews and surveys of students, community members, parents and school faculty. Clubhouse began as a school program in 2005 serving 12 children, two afternoons per week. As the program grew it became apparent it needed to become an independent nonprofit organization to ensure adequate funding sources were available. In September of 2009 Creswell Clubhouse was granted 501c3 nonprofit status.
Our Program
Creswell Clubhouse is a local nonprofit Youth Development Program which provides youth services and programs in Creswell. This program belongs to the children we serve, our families and the community of Creswell. At Clubhouse we put children first. We keep costs low while providing the highest quality Youth Development Program. Children at Clubhouse are given the opportunity to fill their out of school time with positive, educational, and rewarding programs and friendships. We provide the children in the community of Creswell the opportunity to participate in classes, clubs and activities not otherwise available and provide group and individual tutoring and homework assistance. Our focus is education by supplementing the school day with enriching and engaging programs.
Our Mission
Creswell Clubhouse is designed to provide young people with a safe and healthy place to practice reading skills, receive help with homework, utilize computer resources and participate in educationally enriching activities after school. We strive to build stronger physical, intellectual and emotional support systems for students while fostering responsible choice making.
Program Model
Young people at Creslane Elementary are offered a Youth Development Program which includes homework help, individual tutoring, reading time, social skills and leadership development, service learning opportunities, fine arts, recreation, performance arts, science, conflict resolution, leadership skills development and a wide variety of educationally enriching activities. Children have the opportunity to take the lead in service learning projects and planning and organization of club special activities. Research states young people involved in service learning projects gain many skills and have strengthened self-esteem and belief in their ability to complete meaningful projects for their community. Our “Brain Zone” Homework Club provides a structured time to receive homework assistance from Clubhouse University of Oregon Program Leaders and Tutors, volunteers and peers. Youth celebrate their hard work during the Brain Zone Homework Club through earning “Clubhouse Bucks” which are used for purchasing prizes at our Clubhouse “store”. Reading takes place 20 minutes per day. We also offer many opportunities for children to participate in large motor activities which instill a healthy, active lifestyle that includes exercise and physical recreation.
Everyone attends at least one Brain Zone session per day and two educationally enriching clubs of their choice. Each child will be given the opportunity to choose which educational enrichment clubs they wish to sign up for. Educational enrichment clubs are designed to offer children opportunities to explore their interests and passions while improving their self esteem and responsible choice making.
Enrichment Clubs
We attempt to offer a wide variety of enrichment clubs. Below is a general list of clubs which may be offered throughout the year. We sign up for new clubs four times per year.
Our Mission
Creswell Clubhouse is designed to provide young people with a safe and healthy place to practice reading skills, receive help with homework, utilize computer resources and participate in educationally enriching activities after school. We strive to build stronger physical, intellectual and emotional support systems for students while fostering responsible choice making.
Program Model
Young people at Creslane Elementary are offered a Youth Development Program which includes homework help, individual tutoring, reading time, social skills and leadership development, service learning opportunities, fine arts, recreation, performance arts, science, conflict resolution, leadership skills development and a wide variety of educationally enriching activities. Children have the opportunity to take the lead in service learning projects and planning and organization of club special activities. Research states young people involved in service learning projects gain many skills and have strengthened self-esteem and belief in their ability to complete meaningful projects for their community. Our “Brain Zone” Homework Club provides a structured time to receive homework assistance from Clubhouse University of Oregon Program Leaders and Tutors, volunteers and peers. Youth celebrate their hard work during the Brain Zone Homework Club through earning “Clubhouse Bucks” which are used for purchasing prizes at our Clubhouse “store”. Reading takes place 20 minutes per day. We also offer many opportunities for children to participate in large motor activities which instill a healthy, active lifestyle that includes exercise and physical recreation.
Everyone attends at least one Brain Zone session per day and two educationally enriching clubs of their choice. Each child will be given the opportunity to choose which educational enrichment clubs they wish to sign up for. Educational enrichment clubs are designed to offer children opportunities to explore their interests and passions while improving their self esteem and responsible choice making.
Enrichment Clubs
We attempt to offer a wide variety of enrichment clubs. Below is a general list of clubs which may be offered throughout the year. We sign up for new clubs four times per year.
- Gym Games – Large Group Games and Sports
- Art – Complete Arts and Craft Projects
- Fine Arts-Painting, sculpting and drawing
- Computer Lab – Develop Computer Skills & Play Educational Games
- Silly Snacks – Cooking
- Cheerleading-Warm ups, drills and cheers
- Science – Engage in a Variety of Science Related Projects
- Hip Hop Dance – Dance Class
- Sign Language-Learning letters and beginning signs
- Performance Club – Develop Acting and Improv Skills
- Movie Makers – Create Short Film Movies and Skits
- Tumbling-Occasionally offered with UO Tumbling team members
- Board Games Galore – Relax Playing your Favorite Board Games
- Nature Club – Explore the Natural Environment through Projects
- Research and Writing-Students research a subject and write a paper
- Around the World-Art, food, language and games
- Take the Challenge – Work in Small Teams to Complete Challenges
- Talking with TJ-Conflict Resolution and Leadership Skill Development
- Survivor Fridays – Team Based Competitions
- Creative Writing-Explore and share your imagination through writing
- Lego Club-Get creative with building challenges
- Choir-Warm-ups, singing and writing songs
- Space Club-Exploring our Universe
- Animal Planet-Learn about many of our planets animals
- Cartooning-Drawing cartoon characters
- Sports Basics-Learn the basics for many team sports
- Scrapbooking-Creating memory books
- Think Big!-Children explore philosophy
- Yoga-Well, it’s yoga ;) they love it
- Community Helpers – Volunteering and Leadership for Clubhouse, School and Community
Thank You Program Sponsors!
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