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Summer Youth Programming
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Summer Lunch Program
Portland Housing Authority partners with Opportunity Alliance East End Kids Katering to provide free, balanced nutrition meals to youth in public housing during the summer months. Free meals are available to any youth 0 to 18 years old, regardless of whether or not they live in housing or receive free or reduced price lunch at school.
Lunches are served between 12:00 PM and 1:00 PM at each of the following locations:
- The Riverton Park Community Room - 2 Riverton Drive
- The Sagamore Village Community Room - 28 Popham Street
- The Kennedy Park Community Room - 58 Boyd Street
- The Front Street Community room - 34 West Presumpscot Street
Free Soccer Program (summer)
Global Premier Soccer and the Portland Housing Authority team up to offer a daily soccer program for youth of all ages. Programming is catered to the age and skill level of youth who attend including skill building games, scrimmages, and teamwork building activities.
The practices are held at the Sagamore Village field and Fox Street field from the end of school until the end of July.
Check back in May for updates or sign up for automatic notifications.
The practices are held at the Sagamore Village field and Fox Street field from the end of school until the end of July.
Check back in May for updates or sign up for automatic notifications.
The CHEETA Project
Contact Information
The Community Hope through Education Empowerment Training and Action (CHEETA) Project is a youth empowerment program of the Portland Housing Authority (PHA) Portland, Maine.
It is a leadership and community building program that was created and developed by the youth who serve as its members & staff. CHEETA started as a series of workshops in summer of 2010 and opened a teen drop-in center for youth 13-18 years old in Riverton Park in 2011. In summer of 2013, the program expanded to Sagamore Village, Kennedy Park, and Front Street with workshops to develop youth leadership opportunities in those neighborhoods.
With the expansion of the program under the auspices of the Portland Housing Authority, the CHEETA project now operates year round through the PHA Study Centers with an emphasis on summer programming & engagement.
Boys & Girls Club
Contact Information
Boys & Girls Clubs of Southern Maine Riverton Park Clubhouse
55 Riverton Drive, Portland PO Box 7830, Portland, ME 04112
207-797-9048
Summer Hours Monday through Friday, 1pm–4pm
Activities include field trips, swimming, outdoor activities (basketball, soccer, kickball, capture the flag, tag and more), arts and crafts, photography, music lessons, computers, dancing and game room.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Southern Maine Sagamore Village Clubhouse
21 Popham Street, Portland PO Box 7830, Portland, ME 04112
207-689-2160
Summer Hours Monday through Friday, 12pm–4pm
Activities include field trips, swimming, outdoor activities (basketball, soccer, kickball, capture the flag, tag and more), arts and crafts, garden club, photography, music lessons, computers, dancing and game room.
Riverton Park
Boys & Girls Clubs of Southern Maine Riverton Park Clubhouse
55 Riverton Drive, Portland PO Box 7830, Portland, ME 04112
207-797-9048
Summer Hours Monday through Friday, 1pm–4pm
Activities include field trips, swimming, outdoor activities (basketball, soccer, kickball, capture the flag, tag and more), arts and crafts, photography, music lessons, computers, dancing and game room.
Sagamore Village
Boys & Girls Clubs of Southern Maine Sagamore Village Clubhouse
21 Popham Street, Portland PO Box 7830, Portland, ME 04112
207-689-2160
Summer Hours Monday through Friday, 12pm–4pm
Activities include field trips, swimming, outdoor activities (basketball, soccer, kickball, capture the flag, tag and more), arts and crafts, garden club, photography, music lessons, computers, dancing and game room.