Fragen Sie sich, wie Sie Ihr Kind in den Sommerferien beschäftigen können? Es gibt kostenlose oder kostengünstige Freizeitprogramme in Ihrer Nähe.
Many local parks and recreation departments and organizations provide programs and camps to keep children active during the summer in a fun and engaging way.
Find a Maryland summer camp
211 has a database of nearly 200 summer camps and resources. You can search by city or ZIP code, language, and age of the child.
This list includes Parks & Recreation programs, the YMCA and other organizations. The 211 database also includes camp resources like the Baltimore Family Alliance Summer Camp Directory, which has camps in the Baltimore area. You must provide your name and email to download the Baltimore summer camp directory.
You can also search for summer camps and verify the one you chose is licensed, with the Lagerdatenbank des Gesundheitsministeriums von Maryland. The Department of Health database allows you to search by camp name, license number or county.
Enrichment programs
211 also provides a list of youth enrichment programs for the summer. These may include tutoring, educational activities, academic support, and other special programs. Search for enrichment programs in 211's database.
Other supports for children
211 also has resources for children that can help with tutoring or mentoring. We also have searches for public schools. Check with your local school district to see if they have a summer program or summer school.
You can also always call 2-1-1 for help finding a summer camp or program.
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Essen für Kinder im Schulalter im Sommer
Many school districts offer healthy meals for children during the summer as an extension of the services offered during the school year. You don't need to register or provide identification to receive the food for children 18 and under.
The programs are typically at the library, school, faith-based organization, recreation center or another community partner.
Finden Sie einen Sommer-Food-Standort in Ihrer Nähe.
Summer EBT
Starting this year, there will also be a Summer EBT program to reduce summer hunger. It will provide $40 per month in federally funded grocery benefits for each child. Most Maryland families will be automatically enrolled. You don't have to do anything if your child(ren) receives free or reduced-price school meals or the child(ren) is enrolled in SNAP or TCA. Money will help feed children in June, July, and August. Learn more about Summer EBT in Maryland.
