PRNS Summer 2022
NSE Update
Neighborhood Services & Education Committee | April 14, 2022 Presenter:
Maria De Leon, Deputy Director
SUMMER 2022
• PRNS offering a variety of programs
⚬ City-run camps
⚬ Vendor-led leisure classes and camps
⚬ Aquatics programs
⚬ Teen field trips and special events
OUTREACH
Amplifying efforts in Equity Priority
Communities (EPC)
• Developed multi-lingual marketing and outreach
campaigns for summer programs in 4 languages
• PRNSOffice of Communicationsfacilitated
targeted outreach of PRNS programs and parttime employment opportunities • Provided technical assistance at community events
and Mayfair Community Center to help youth with
the employment application process
EQUITY EFFORTS
• Intentional collaboration efforts such as on-site
mobile scholarship registration and employment
technical assistanceresulted in:
• Distribution of $57,000 in scholarship funds
• 32 Project Hope youth enrolled in various
summer programs
• 32 Project Hope youth received 100%
scholarships with program registrations
• Enrollment in popular and all day Camp San
Jose, Camp San Jose Jr., and F.I.T. Camps
SCHOLARSHIP
• Priority Registration began Saturday, February 26
to March 9, 2022
⚬ Only scholarship-eligible families could enroll in
Camp San Jose, Camp San Jose Jr., and F.I.T.
Camp
⚬ Over $1.7 million available in scholarship funds for
qualifying families for all PRNS classes, camps and
aquatics programs
⚬ $616,000 distributed in scholarships for 351
youth during Priority Registration
⚬ To date, $949,000 in scholarship awarded to 578
youth
PRNS CAMPS
• Programs available through all 10 PRNS Community
Centers, including 3 Parks locations
• Capacity to serve 1,300 youth aged 3-12 weekly
• Eligible families to receive 100% of scholarship support • The Summer Food Service Program will run at 7 camp
locations, with the potential to serve 47,000 free
meals and snacks to participating youth
• All camp staff to attend annual Recreation Leader
Training in June 2022
• All trainings and camps are aligned to the California Quality Standards for Expanded Learning Programs
• Summer season is June 13 - August 18, 2022
⚬ 144 total lessons this summer
⚬ 5 different class types
⚬ Free recreation swim begins June 2022
• 6 Pools
⚬ 4 Operated by PRNS
￭ Camden
￭ Fair Swim
￭ Mayfair
￭ Ryland
⚬ 2 Ope rate d by AnT Swim School
￭ Alviso Pool
￭ Bie brach Park
SWIM SAN JOSE
Summer season starts June 13, 2022 • Camps and classes offered out of all 10 PRNS Community Centers, plus City parks and other
locations
• Virtual and in-person activities available
Leisure Camps • Participants can choose from over 300 Leisure Camps
Leisure Classes • Participants can view Leisure classes online on Monday, April 25 and registration starts Saturday,
May 7, 2022
LEISURE Recreation activities including: ⚬ Dance ⚬ Skateboarding ⚬ Technology ⚬ Arts and Crafts ⚬ Sports ⚬ Education and Enrichment ⚬ STEAM/STEM ⚬ And more! Citywide Fitness Centers and Drop -In Sports to
Return Summer 2022
• Fitness centers are all equipped with strength-training equipment, weight machines, and cardio machines
• Annual, Monthly, and Daily Drop-In Passes available for anyone 14 years and older
• Drop-in sports include basketball, pickle ball and
ping pong
Citywide Fitness Membership allows customers
access to all 6 Citywide Fitness Centers and Drop -
In Sports Programs
• Locations available at Almaden,Bascom,Camden,
Mayfair, Roosevelt, and Seven Trees
Citywide Fitness
• PRNS provides services to City of San Jose residents
with varying levels of need and support out of 5
community centers
• Examples of Therapeutic Programming includes:
⚬ Adapte d sports ge tting re side nts active
⚬ Around the Town Club
⚬ Virtual Coope rative Dance s
⚬ Virtual Music Mondays
⚬ Virtual Fie ld Trips
⚬ HIRLN Eve nts
Therapeutics
• Senior/Active Adults 50+ programs and classes are
available at 10 PRNS Community Centers and 3
Neighborhood Center Partner Program sites.
• Various programs and classes offered at all 13 sites
• Scholarships offered for qualifying seniors/active
adults 50+
Senior Nutrition Program
• Program is offered at 13 Community Centers
• Provides access to nutritious meals to an average
of 1,650 older adults daily
• In 2021, the Senior Nutrition Meal Program with the
City of San Jose served 300,000+ meals.
Senior/Active Adults
PRNS Summer 2022
NSE Update
Neighborhood Services & Education Committee | April 14, 2022 Presenter:
Maria De Leon, Deputy Director