YOUTH PROGRAMS
COMPASS Programming
HANAC's COMPASS Elementary School Programs, primarily funded by NYC Department for Youth and Community Development (DYCD), follow a holistic approach that results in an engaging 21st century based program offering ample opportunity for youth to explore their interests and creativity.
COMPASS Elementary School Programming
  • P.S. 2
    75-10 21st Avenue East Elmhurst, NY 11370
    Tel: 718-728-1459 ext. 6461
    10 am - 6 pm ext. 1403 2:00pm-5:30pm
    Btenorio@hanc.org

    Program Hours:
    Monday-Friday 2:20pm-5:20pm

    Sept - June Summer Day Camp:
    Monday-Friday 8am-6pm
  • P.S. 212
    34-25 82 Street Jackson Heights, NY 11372
    Tel: 718-898-6973 ext. 1251
    Tboodram@hanac.org

    Program Hours: Monday-Friday 2:15pm - 6pm
    Sept - June Summer Day Camp: Monday-Friday 8am-6pm
  • St. Catherine
    22-30 33rd Street . Astoria, NY 11105
    Tel: 646-261-0959
    VBermudez@hanac.org

    Office Hours: Monday - Friday.
    10:30 a.m. 6:30 p.m.

    Program Hours: Monday - Friday.
    2:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
COMPASS
HANAC's COMPASS Elementary School Programs, primarily funded by NYC Department for Youth and Community Development (DYCD), follow a holistic approach that results in an engaging 21st century based program offering ample opportunity for youth to explore their interests and creativity. Curriculums are designed to ensure age appropriate programming that offers hands on, project based activities aligned with the educational standards of the school. Literacy, Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics (STEM) are integrated into the curriculum so all participants are positioned to become global citizens and are equipped to compete for the professions of the future.
Partners
We partner with the host school and community to provide a program that reinforces the participant's joy of learning and targets the developmental needs of the participants and school.

Working in close conjunction with each host school, we are able to provide an environment that supports social and emotional learning and promotes physical well-being and builds skills to support academic achievement. Structured activities in academics, athletics including Zumba and Soccer, arts, culture, STEM, tutoring and leadership engage participants and ensure their academic and personal growth. COMPASS programs are open to the first 150 applicants.