Summer Programs

YMCA of Central Florida (Summer Camps)
Offers full-day summer camps with activities, field trips, and meals; financial assistance available.

Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida
Provides low-cost summer programs focused on academics, enrichment, and recreation.

City of Orlando Recreation Programs
Affordable summer camps and activities at local community centers.

Orange County Parks & Recreation
Offers low-cost summer camps, outdoor activities, and youth programs.

Orange County Public Library System (Summer Learning Program)
Free reading programs, workshops, and educational activities for all ages.

Florida Virtual School (FLVS) Flex
Free online courses for students to get ahead or catch up during summer.

Khan Academy
Free online learning in math, reading, science, and more.

Orlando Science Center Summer Camps
Hands-on STEM camps; scholarships and financial assistance may be available.

4-H Youth Development (UF/IFAS Extension)
Low-cost or free camps focused on STEM, agriculture, and leadership.

Girls Who Code Summer Programs
Free virtual and in-person coding programs for middle and high school students.

Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts (Summer Programs)
Offers arts camps, theater programs, and workshops (some scholarships available).

Orlando Ballet School Summer Programs
Dance camps and training programs with limited financial aid options.

i9 Sports (Central Florida)
Affordable youth sports leagues and camps.

Head Start / Early Head Start (Summer Options)
Free early learning programs for eligible families with young children.

Early Learning Coalition (School Readiness Program)
Provides financial assistance for summer child care and camps.

CareerSource Central Florida – Youth Summer Programs
Offers paid summer work experiences, internships, and job readiness training.

City of Orlando Youth Employment Programs
Provides seasonal employment opportunities and leadership programs for teens.

Summer BreakSpot (Free Meals for Kids)
Provides free breakfast and lunch for children 18 and under at local sites.

Second Harvest Food Bank (Summer Resources)
Offers food assistance and connects families to summer meal programs.

211 – Summer Programs & Child Care Referrals
Connects families to local camps, financial assistance, and youth programs.