The Frederick Douglass Center Tweens program provides arts and education activities specifically designed for the transitional period between childhood and the teen years.

The Children's Aid Society has played a significant role in helping to "bridge the digital divide" for children and parents who are members of our East Harlem Center; Frederick Douglass Center, home to our Intel Computer Clubhouse; and Dunlevy Milbank Center, all in Harlem.

Also called the Biddy Program, the Saturday program teaches athletic skills and provides academic support to children and youth ages 5-18.

We provide teens with a wide-range of social, arts, sports and educational activities to enhance academic and social development and to instill motivation.