YouthCity
YouthCity Programs
YouthCity K – 6th Grade Summer Program
YouthCity K – 6th Grade Afterschool Program
YouthCity 7 – 12th Grade Afterschool Program
YouthCity Government (Ages 16 – 19)
YouthCity Teen Summer Interns (Ages 16-18)
YouthCity 7 – 12th Grade Summer Program
Public Notice –
January 27, 2025
On Tuesday evening the U.S. Department of Homeland Security announced that they removed the prior administration’s guidelines that limited federal immigration arrests near “sensitive areas,” which included churches, schools, and after-school care centers.
While the Youth and Family Division is unsure how this new directive will impact our community, we remain committed to helping ensure our campuses are safe and welcoming spaces for all Salt Lake City children and their families
Salt Lake City’s Youth and Family Division welcomes all children to participate in its programs. All children and their families are welcome in our community centers and to participate in our many programs for children, teens, and adults.
Please know that we are not obligated to collect information on the immigration status of kids and their families, and as such, we do not have a record of anyone’s immigration status as part of participation in any Youth and Family programing.
Lastly, we want to remind guardians that YouthCity children must be picked up by a parent, legal guardian or listed emergency contact. YouthCity staff will continue to follow this policy.
The Youth and Family Division will continue to provide innovative and enriching programming and events across Salt Lake City to benefit all residents through its three branches of service. We will share updated information and guidance with families as we work to understand the rapidly shifting federal guidelines.
Please contact YouthCity Program Managers if you need to update your child’s emergency contact information.
Thank you for trusting us with the care of your children.
In partnership,
Kim Thomas
Director, Youth and Family Division
YouthCity fosters positive youth development in Salt Lake City, by providing out of school opportunities for social, emotional, skills, character, and citizenship development in an inclusive and caring environment.
YouthCity serves Salt Lake City’s young people from kindergarten to age 19 with innovative and enriching activities created with input from participants. The programs are located throughout Salt Lake City, where young people can have fun while learning new skills.
This institution is an equal opportunity provider.
