east valley after school program

therapeutic after school programming for your child

a healthy learning environment

A New Leaf’s East Valley After School and Summer Program is a safe space for children to learn positive coping skills and move past personal challenges. Offering a compassionate environment, with attentive, trained staff – this program is a critical community resource for low-income families struggling to find services for their children.

Skilled behavioral health technicians work with the children through a variety of team sports, artistic projects, and educational activities — all intended to promote healthy behaviors. Each lesson is specifically structured to assist the children in the program with achieving key behavioral goals set with clinicians.

Over time, these children will graduate from the program and successfully transition back into their community with the proper skills needed to regulate their behavior. A New Leaf is dedicated to helping the youth in our community thrive and succeed, no matter the challenges they may be facing.

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eligibility

A New Leaf’s East Valley After School provides programming to children and teens aged 6-17 who qualify for services, and is a Title XIX funded service.

Qualification requires a child to be AHCCCS eligible and to be referred through their Child and Family Team (CFT).

Children receiving services at EVASP are eligible until they turn 18. Children often move on to lower-intensive-need programs, but may return if needed.

team
sports

group
discussions

mind and body
exercise

arts and
crafts

location

960 N Stapley Dr Mesa, AZ 85203

960 N Stapley Dr Mesa, AZ 85203

hours

monday – friday: 3pm-7pm

hours are extended during summer
and school breaks

families forever changed

London’s Mother

The extra attention and patience of the staff at the East Valley After School Program gave London the support she needed to catch up with school work and cope with the trauma she had been experiencing. She has even begun tutoring younger students in the program,...