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Afterschool Excellence Across Three Locations

Our afterschool programs serve 210 children daily across West Kendall, Sanson, and Hialeah, providing more than supervision—we deliver comprehensive educational support that transforms struggling students into confident learners.

West Kendall Location - Main Campus

  • Address: 18450 SW 134th Avenue, Miami, FL 33177
  • Hours: Monday-Friday, 1:30 PM - 5:30 PM (School Year)
  • Capacity: 85 children (Kindergarten - 5th grade)

Features

  • State-certified reading teachers on staff
  • Dedicated homework assistance areas
  • Full kitchen for meal preparation
  • Indoor/outdoor activity spaces
  • Transportation available from select schools
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Red sandstone canyon walls, sculpted by water, with a glimpse of sunlight overhead.

Sanson Location

  • Address: 5600 Southwest 135th Avenue, Suite 113, Miami, Florida 33183
  • Hours: Monday-Friday, 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM (School Year)
  • Capacity: 75 children (Kindergarten - 5th grade) 

Features

  • Bilingual staff support
  • Community partnerships for enrichment
  • Outdoor playground and activity areas
  • Family engagement programming
  • After-school pickup available

Hialeah Location

  • Address: 500 West 78th Street, Hialeah FL 33014
  • Hours: Monday-Friday, 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM (School Year)
  • Capacity: 50 children (Kindergarten - 5th grade)

Features

  • Full Spanish-English bilingual programming
  • Cultural celebration and education
  • Community garden and outdoor learning
  • Parent workshops and family events
  • Transportation coordination
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Comprehensive Programs for Every Child

From homework help to STEAM exploration, nutritious meals to character development, our programs provide everything working families need to ensure their children thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.

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Daily Schedule & Programming

2:00-2:30 PM: Arrival, snack, and transition

2:30-3:30 PM:  Homework assistance with certified teachers

3:30-4:15 PM:  Reading instruction and literacy activities

4:15-5:00 PM:  STEAM enrichment and hands-on learning

5:00-5:30 PM:  Physical activity, arts, and free choice time

5:30-6:00 PM:  Cleanup, family pickup, and departure

Academic Support Features

Certified Reading Instruction

State-certified reading teachers provide targeted literacy instruction using evidence-based methods, resulting in our 86% literacy improvement rate.

Homework Assistance

Trained staff provide dedicated homework help across all subjects, with small group and individual support ensuring every child completes assignments successfully.

STEAM Enrichment

Hands-on science, technology, engineering, arts, and math activities spark curiosity and build 21st-century skills through engaging, age-appropriate projects.

Character Development

Our PEACE values curriculum teaches conflict resolution, leadership skills, and positive peer relationships through structured activities and real-world application.

Summer Camp Adventures

Our seven-week summer camp program prevents learning loss while providing adventure, discovery, and growth opportunities that make summer memories to last a lifetime.

Summer 2026 Program Details

Dates: Coming Soon

Hours:

  • West Kendall: 8:00 AM - 5:30 PM
  • Sanson: 7:30 AM - 6:00 PM
  • Hialeah: 7:30 AM - 6:00 PM

Weekly Themes & Field Trips:

Week 1: Ocean Exploration

Field Trip: Miami Seaquarium Activities: Marine science experiments, ocean ecosystem studies, water play

Week 2: Science Discovery
 Field Trip: Frost Museum of Science Activities: Hands-on experiments, planetarium exploration, STEM challenges

Week 3: Wildlife Adventure

Field Trip: Zoo Miami Activities: Animal studies, habitat creation, conservation education

Week 4: Arts & Culture

Field Trip: Pérez Art Museum Miami Activities: Art creation, cultural exploration, creative expression

Week 5: Nature & Environment

Field Trip: Crandon Park Beach Activities: Environmental studies, outdoor recreation, beach ecology

Week 6: Community Helpers

Field Trip: Fire Station & Community Partners
 Activities: Career exploration, community service, leadership development

Week 7: Celebration & Recognition

Field Trip: Children's Museum Activities: Skill showcases, awards ceremony, family celebration

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Camp Features

Academic Reinforcement Daily reading and math activities prevent summer learning loss while keeping skills sharp for the upcoming school year.

Swimming & Water Safety Weekly swimming instruction at partner facilities with certified lifeguards and water safety education.

Nutritious Meals Breakfast, lunch, and afternoon snacks included, meeting USDA nutrition guidelines and accommodating dietary restrictions.

Small Group Focus Low camper-to-counselor ratios ensure personalized attention and meaningful relationships.

Food Security Initiative

No child should go hungry. Our comprehensive food security programs ensure every child receives nutritious meals during program hours and connects families with additional food resources when needed.

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Daily Nutrition Support

Afterschool Snacks: Nutritious snacks meeting USDA guidelines served daily to all children

Summer Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and snacks provided throughout summer camp

Weekend Backpacks: Take-home food for children at risk of weekend hunger

Holiday Support: Special meal programs during school breaks and holidays

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Family Food Assistance

Emergency Food: Connections to local food banks and emergency assistance programs

Nutrition Education: Workshops on healthy cooking, budgeting, and meal planning

Community Gardens: Hands-on learning about growing fresh, healthy food

Resource Navigation: Help accessing SNAP, WIC, and other nutrition programs

Special Needs Support Partnership

Through our partnership with the Advocacy Network on Disabilities, we provide inclusive programming and specialized support for children with disabilities, ensuring every child can participate fully in our programs.

Inclusive Programming Features

Trained Staff: Professional development in disability awareness and inclusive practices

Adaptive Equipment: Specialized tools and resources to support participation

Family Support: Resources and connections for families navigating disability services

Peer Education: Disability awareness and inclusion education for all children

Partnership Benefits

Expert Consultation: Access to disability specialists and behavior support professionals

Resource Connections: Links to therapy services, medical care, and educational support

Advocacy Support: Help navigating school systems and accessing appropriate services

Community Building: Connections with other families facing similar challenges

Ready to Enroll?

Join the PEACE CDC family and give your child the support, enrichment, and care they need to succeed. Enrollment is open year-round based on availability.

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Enrollment Information

Eligibility: Children in Kindergarten through 5th grade

Tuition: Sliding scale based on family income, Children's Trust subsidies available

Required Documents: Birth certificate, immunization records, school enrollment verification 

Application Process: Complete application, interview, and enrollment confirmation