City of White Plains Youth Bureau

After-School Programs·7 Amherst Place, Eastview School @, White Plains, NY 10601

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About City of White Plains Youth Bureau

City of White Plains Youth Bureau in White Plains offers school age children care as a licensed after-school program provider. This program provides supervised care and enrichment activities for school-age children between school dismissal and parent pickup. New York school-age child care programs must be licensed by OCFS if they serve children under 13 for more than 3 hours a day. City of White Plains Youth Bureau holds license #44330, verified through NY OCFS. Check whether the program provides transportation from your child's school — door-to-door pickup removes a major logistics headache for working parents

Last updated April 2026

After-School Programs Services

Services offered by City of White Plains Youth Bureau:

School Age Children Care
Homework help and academic support
Organized sports and physical activities
Arts and crafts, music, and creative expression
STEM enrichment and coding workshops
Healthy snacks and supervised free time
Safe pickup from local schools and bus stop access

Service Area

City of White Plains Youth Bureau serves White Plains and the surrounding communities:

White Plains

After-School Programs in White Plains — FAQ

How do I find after-school care near my child's school in White Plains?

Start by asking your school's front office — many Westchester County schools host on-site programs through the YMCA, local recreation departments, or private providers. Check if the program offers bus pickup from your child's school. Licensed programs must meet state safety and staffing requirements under OCFS oversight.

Are after-school programs required to be licensed in NY?

In New York, after-school care programs that operate during school hours or serve children under 13 are generally required to be licensed by OCFS (ocfs.ny.gov), though school-sponsored programs have different requirements. Licensed White Plains programs are inspected for safety, staff training, and child-to-staff ratios. Always ask a program for their license number and verify it in the OCFS database before enrolling.