ProYouth (ProYouth HEART) is a nonprofit expanded-learning provider running a free summer day program for students in grades 1-8 in Visalia, part of its after-school and summer programs across Tulare and Monterey counties. The program offers a safe, supervised environment with enriching academic, recreational and social activities and daily snacks, funded by state ASES and federal 21st Century grants plus local support.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact ProYouth directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Brianna StormentMy daughter has been attending their Edge after school program. It keeps her busy, and as a single parent working full time I'm very thankful that this is an available option. The employees I have met have been helpful and communicative. Thank you for all the hard work!
★TheBecerra131 becerraThis program does not treat employees right it's boring for the children ita like free baby sitting they don't take care of bullies for sure it's not safe kids get called names and when program leaders want to take care of it the site directors say no the children say it boring no play time pathways suck employees are underpaid and the main office does not care or treat all schools fairly they have favorites they don't like going to the guetto
★★★★★Kawana WilliamsI LOVE this program and I am only ten.The teachers are amazing.
★★★★★Morgan JacobsenGreat program with dedicated staff, who truly care about kids in our community.
★★★★★Alec VillasenorProYouth is a truly amazing organization. Their programs have changed the lives of thousands of kids in Tulare County and they continue to grow and do great things. I would've loved after-school programs like their's when I was in school. ProYouth is also an amazing place to work, full of positive people with the goal of changing lives.