Boys & Girls Clubs — Las Vegas Trail Branch
After-school and summer care for ages 6–18 — membership is $100 a year for ages 6–12 and free for ages 13–18.
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Boys & Girls Clubs — Martin Branch
After-school and summer care for ages 6–18 — membership is $100 a year for ages 6–12 and free for ages 13–18.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Tarrant County — After School
After-school and summer programs for ages 6–18 with homework help, a free meal, activities and mentoring — no child is turned away because of cost.
Camp Fire First Texas — Afterschool
On-campus after-school care at Fort Worth ISD elementary schools, dismissal to 6 p.m. — scholarships are available and child care assistance (CCMS) is accepted.
Child Care Associates — Early Head Start
Free early learning and family support for pregnant moms and children from birth to age 3 from low-income families, run by Child Care Associates.
Child Care Associates — Head Start
Free preschool and family support for children ages 3 to 5 from low-income families, run by Child Care Associates at centers across Tarrant County.
Child Care Scholarships (CCS)
Helps working parents (or parents in training) pay for child care. Apply through the statewide TX3C system — there may be a waitlist, so apply early.
Fort Worth ISD — Free Pre-K
Free, full-day pre-K at Fort Worth ISD schools for children who qualify — register at fwisd.org/prek.
Girls Inc. of Tarrant County — After-School Programs
After-school programs for girls ages 6–18 — mentoring, STEM, homework help and college-and-career readiness at schools and community sites across Tarrant County.
Lena Pope — Early Learning Centers
Full-day care and early learning for children 6 weeks to 5 years old, with fees based on ability to pay; a second center is at UNT Health Fort Worth, 3620 Modlin Avenue.
TCC Child Care Studio at Northwest
On-campus child care at Tarrant County College Northwest for children 6 weeks to 5 years, with priority for student-parents — Head Start, Early Head Start and scholarship spots help with cost.
YMCA of Metropolitan Fort Worth — Child Care & Financial Assistance
Preschool, after-school and summer child care — the Open Doors financial assistance program can cut costs by up to 50% based on income, and CCMS scholarships are accepted.
