Office of PIOYY Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Center?

The City of Cleveland's 22 recreation centers are now transitioning to become Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Centers. This shift includes a holistic plan to connect youth, adults and seniors to center-based employment service, recreational programs, educational advancement opportunities and more. In addition, the City of Cleveland has completed a facilities assessment and will soon announce capital improvements aimed at providing better services to Cleveland neighborhoods.

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Parks & Recreation

Last updated: 04/12/2019 - 1:11pm

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What programs can I look forward to at Neighborhood Resource and Recreation Centers?

Here are some of the exciting programs:

    • STEM: Youth in grades K-8 will engage in STEM activities through hands-on exploration and experimentation.
    • Silver Spokes Senior Cycling: Seniors will learn cycling road rules, discover bike paths, enjoy group rides and meet others interested in cycling.
    • ACT & SAT Prep: Youth in grades 10-12 can access ACT and SAT prep tutoring to meet the demands of college entrance.
    • Performing Arts: youth in grades 6-12 will participate in dance, drama and vocal performing arts classes.
    • Performing & Visual Arts: Youth in grades K-12 will participate in performing and visual arts residencies including performance poetry and hip hop music design.
    • Drug & Alcohol Prevention: Youth ages 14-18 will learn drug and alcohol prevention through theater.
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PIOYYA
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Parks & Recreation

Last updated: 04/16/2019 - 3:51pm

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Will youth summer programs change as a result of the Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Centers shift?

Yes. The shift to Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Centers means that summer programming for youth will be enhanced. Youth will now have access to resources beyond the traditional recreation programs such as Youth Opportunities Unlimited (Y.O.U.) Internships, Cleveland Public Power Apprenticeships, ACT and SAT preparation, summer jobs programs and more.

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PIOYYA
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Parks & Recreation

Last updated: 04/12/2019 - 1:16pm

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I am not a youth. Can I still access programs at my Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Center?

Yes. The intergenerational programming favorites of seniors and adults alike – such as swimming, basketball, racquetball, etc. – will still be available.

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PIOYYA
Category:
Parks & Recreation

Last updated: 04/12/2019 - 1:17pm

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How can I identify my local Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Center?

Former neighborhood recreation centers will now serve as Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Centers at the same location. The Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Center locations are:

  • Clark Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Center; 5706 Clark; (216) 664-4657
  • Cleveland Central Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Center; 2526 Central; (216) 664-4241
  • Collinwood Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Center; 16300 Lakeshore; (216) 420-8323
  • Cory Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Center; 10510 Drexel; (216) 664-3389
  • Cudell Fine Arts Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Center; 10013 Detroit Ave.; (216) 664-4183
  • Cudell Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Center; 1910 West Blvd.; (216) 664-4137
  • Earle B. Turner Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Center; 11300 Miles; (216) 420-8358
  • EJ Kovacic Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Center; 6250 St. Clair; (216) 664-4140
  • Estabrook Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Center; 4125 Fulton; (216) 664-4149
  • Fairfax Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Center; 2335 East 82nd; (216) 664-4142
  • Glenville Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Center; 680 East 113th; (216) 664-2516
  • Gunning Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Center; 16700 Puritas; (216) 420-7900
  • Halloran Park Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Center; 3550 West 117; (216) 664-4187
  • Hamilton Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Center; 13200 Kinsman; (216) 664-4121
  • John F Kennedy Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Center; 17300 Harvard; (216) 664-2572
  • Kenneth L Johnson Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Center; 9206 Woodland; (216) 664-4124
  • Lonnie Burten Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Center; 2511 East 46th; (216) 664-4139
  • Michael Zone Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Center; 6301 Lorain; (216) 664-3373
  • Stella Walsh Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Center; 7245 Broadway; (216) 664-4658
  • Sterling Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Center; 1380 East 32nd; (216) 664-2573
  • Thurgood Marshall Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Center; 8611 Hough; (216) 664-4045
  • Zelma George Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Center; 3155 MLK Jr Blvd.; (216) 420-8800
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PIOYYA
Category:
Parks & Recreation

Last updated: 04/12/2019 - 1:21pm

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