Collective For Youth
FAQ

Who are CFY’s providers?
We currently work with more than 60 program providers in the Omaha metro area and there is always room for more. We believe our youth should have choices in their out of school time learning and the more providers we have in our network, the more choices our youth have to engage their interests and spark new ones!

Can anyone become a provider?
If you pass a background check and are covered by liability insurance, then you are welcome to apply to be a provider! Check out the Become a Provider page to apply.

Do you only work in schools?
Yes, we only provide programs in the schools listed below.

In what schools do your providers work?
Under our umbrella, 60 providers are offering quality programming in 30 local schools.


BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF THE MIDLANDS

Bryan Middle School
Druid Hill Elementary School
Florence Elementary School
King Science & Technology Magnet Middle School
Morton Magnet Middle School
Mount View Elementary School
Skinner Magnet Elementary School
Spring Lake Magnet Elementary School

CIVIC NEBRASKA
Lewis and Clark Middle School
Lothrop Magnet Elementary School
Sherman Elementary School

COMPLETELY KIDS
Field Club Elementary School
Gomez – Heritage Elementary School
Highland Elementary School
Jackson Elementary School
Liberty Elementary School
Marrs Middle School
Norris Middle School
Gifford Park Elementary
Walnut Hill Elementary
DREAM
Central Park Elementary
Hartman Elementary
Howard Kennedy Elementary
Nathan Hale Magnet Middle School

KIDS CAN
Gilder Elementary School
Miller Park Elementary School
Wakonda Elementary School

OMAHA’S HENRY DOORLY ZOO
Bancroft Elementary School
Castelar Elementary School

ST. LUKE TEEN CENTER
Burke High School

URBAN LEAGUE OF NEBRASKA
Franklin Elementary School
King Elementary School
Monroe Middle School

YMCA
Belvedere Elementary School
Indian Hill Elementary School
McMillan Magnet

What does a high quality program look like?

Any program that provides a safe and supportive environment, where youth have the opportunity to interact and engage in the learning process.

Visit the Quality Standards page to learn more.

What kind of programs are you looking for?

We like hands-on engaging activities that tie back to the school day curriculum.