We have a wide range of youth
programs for all interests and needs.
IMPACT: Intelligence, Motivation, Patience, Attitude and Career Training
IMPACT for out-of-school youth
Opportunities Industrialization Center (OIC)
IMPACT is an out-of-school program that prepares youth 18-24 for the world of work. Skills learned are Basic Skills, Personal Qualities, Interpersonal/Communication, Customer Services, Computer Literacy, Financial and Job Seeking. Youth do a career pathway in Allied Health and Culinary. Contact OIC at 860-224-7151 or at newbritainoic.org
MOVING MOUNTAINS - SULLIVAN ACADEMY
Moving Mountains
Opportunities Industrialization Center (OIC)
Moving Mountains-Sullivan Academy program is designed to prepare 6th, 7th, and 8th graders for the transition to 9th grade. The program focuses on the Career Competency System, Drop Out and Teen Pregnancy Prevention, Academic Enrichment & Healthy Behaviors. Contact OIC at 860-224-7151 or at newbritainoic.org
Brookside School partnership
Healthy Living
Opportunities Industrialization Center (OIC)
Healthy Living is an enhancement endeavor with Brookside School. This program is designed to have youth exposed to three areas of academic enrichment. The areas of focus are: Cooking with Cultural Diversity which will expose youth to a variety of cultures through food experiences, entrepreneurship, food etiquette and science. FIT (Fitness in Training) Media Smart: Designed to empower youth to become aware of and think critically about the media’s role in influencing their health, make informed decisions about nutrition, establish healthy habits and physical activity. Social Emotional Learning (SEL): Youth will build skills in six SEL areas: Emotional Management, Empathy, Teamwork, Responsibility, Initiative and Problem Solving. Youth earn ½ credit towards graduation. Contact OIC at 860-224-7151 or at newbritainoic.org
G.R.E.A.T: Gun Resistance Education and Training
Gun resistance education
Opportunities Industrialization Center (OIC)
This enhancement program addresses Youth Violence Prevention initiatives for all OIC programs. Contact OIC at 860-224-7151 or at newbritainoic.org
Employment & Training for Youth & Young Adults
Employment training
HRA of New Britain
Training program to get your first job, a better job, or to get the training you need to improve your skills. Contact HRA of New Britain at hranbct.org or call 860-225-8601
Training for the next generation for clinical complexity and performance
Medical training
Community Health Center of New Britain
The dedication to training the next generation of healthcare workforce is seen in the educational and training placements offered across the agency in all disciplines including medical, dental, behavioral health, and non-clinical healthcare students and residents in training. In the year 2019, CHC provided high-quality education and training opportunities to over 400 students and 120 residents in training. We have affiliation agreements with over 30 different educational institutions, including Yale, UCONN, Fairfield University, Quinnipiac University, Georgetown, Fordham University, University of Hartford, and health care institutions including, Middlesex, St. Francis, and Connecticut Children’s Hospitals. The capacity to provide educational instruction and hands-on training in our clinics and school based sites is due to the high-caliber and dedication of our CHC preceptors. Students and residents in training are exposed to a multi-disciplinary approach in a primary care setting that serves underserved populations. Contact the New Britain CHC at chc1.com or call 860-347-6971
STEAM program
ParaDYM Academy
Paradym Academy
ParaDYM Academy provides hands-on STEAM programs that combine the arts, technology, and community engagement. Not only do our youth learn how to leverage their existing media production skills, but they also learn how to use those skills to empower themselves and serve their community. To achieve this vision, ParaDYM Academy Inc provides after-school, extended day, and out-of-school programs offering connected learning though media literacy, transmedia production, game design, social entrepreneurship and life-skill training that prepare youth for post high school educational opportunities and for successful transitions into the workforce. Learn more at paradymacademy.org or call 860-356-6858.
Child Guidance Clinic (CGC)
Child Guidance
Community Mental Health Partners
CGC's provide a comprehensive array of behavioral health services to children, adolescents, and their families. Individual, family, and group modalities are utilized in accordance with a treatment plan developed by the client/family and the clinician. Psychiatric assessment and medication management are also provided. Clients and families are assisted with behavioral problems, ADHD, anxiety, depression, trauma, substance abuse, difficulties in school, and aggression. Issues related to family disruption such as divorce, visitation and reunification are also addressed. Services are provided by Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists, Social Workers, Psychologists, Child Psychiatrists, and Licensed Counselors. Funding for the Clinic and its programs is partially provided by the Department of Children and Families and the United Way of Central Connecticut.
E-Sports
5th - 9th Grade
Central Connecticut State University (CCSU)
Learn the history of E-Sports and its most revered games, master the rules, and hone the skills needed to compete at the professional level with Rated E for E-Sports. Our Games Coaches will be training you to master the top E-Sports tournaments in Brawhalla, DOTA2, Freestyle 2: Street Basketball, and more, as they prepare you to explore educational opportunities in and around the game industry, with a curriculum certified by Microsoft. July 27-31 https://registration.xenegrade.com/ccsu/courseDisplay.cfm?schID=1291
3D CAD Modeling: Onshape
3D CAD Modeling: Onshape, 8th -12th Grade
Central Connecticut State University (CCSU)
The primary focus of this course is to study and develop three-dimensional geometric computer models. The models will consist of, but will not be limited to, solid, and assembled solid models with an introduction to parametric modeling. Students will also develop multi-view drawings, including sections and auxiliary views, from some 3-D models. This course develops a person’s skill to understand the language of lines and shapes as it is used to convey ideas in industrial technologies, technical science as well as industry. Online Session 07/27 - 07/31, Meets 9am - 11am, Break, then 1-3pm. https://registration.xenegrade.com/ccsu/courseDisplay.cfm?schID=1264
E-Tabletop Role playing Games and Cooperative Storytelling
E-Tabletop Role playing Games and Cooperative Storytelling 6th - 12th graders
Central Connecticut State University (CCSU)
An introduction to Tabletop Roleplaying Games and Cooperative Storytelling CCSU’s Tabletop Gaming Club is leading a class in Tabletop Roleplaying Games (TRPGs), modeled after the popular Dungeons & Dragons game. CCSU’s gaming club hosts role-playing activities when we are on campus – and they are bringing the games to our virtual classroom. This program is limited to eight participants and is led by CCSU Senior Matthew Warren. August 3 - 7 https://ce.ccsu.edu/youth-programs/engineering-science/
New Britain Jr. Canes
New Britain Jr. Canes
New Britain Jr Hurricanes. Flag Football/ Football/ Cheerleading/ Tiny Cheer Online registration now available. Boys and girls ages 4-13. Visit our website for more information: https://nbyfc.sportssignup.com/site/
Sports
Men of Color
Men of Color
Opportunities Industrialization Center (OIC)
A program designed to serve males with a strong focus on juniors and seniors at New Britain High School that are not going on to further formal education. This program is intended to prepare them to enter today’s workforce with a focus on soft skills. Soft skills are personal attributes needed to succeed in the workplace such as work ethic, positive attitude, good communication skills, time management, problem solving, acting as a team player, self-confidence, and the ability to accept constructive criticism. Youth earn a ½ credit towards graduation.
Bringing positivity
to New Britain's Youth.
New Britain Parks, Recreation &
Community Services Department
Located in: City Hall
Address: 27 W Main St,
New Britain, CT 06051
Phone: (860) 826-3360