Our programs
Ways to be part of this neighborhood.
Food on the table, help with homework, movement for your body, and a room full of people glad you came.
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Find the program that fits your family.
Most programs are free, none require paperwork, and every one of them starts with a welcome.
Child Care Careers Training Program
Our flagship workforce development program trains adults to become State certified Child Care Providers, with 144+ hours of instruction and ongoing support after graduation.
- Who:
- Adults pursuing a career in child care and early childhood education
- When:
- Offered in alternating semesters for English-speaking and Spanish-speaking students. Contact the JCC for exact dates and language of instruction each semester.
Feeding Our Neighbors
A monthly community meal where neighbors can gather for free hot food, fellowship, and connection. Everyone is welcome.
- Who:
- Individuals and families throughout Southeast Baltimore
- When:
- Tentative start: November 2026 · Monthly schedule to be announced
No Plate Wasted
Helping reduce food waste by redistributing quality surplus meals to neighbors who need them.
- Who:
- Anyone in the community
- When:
- Tentative start: November 2026 · Schedule to be announced
Julie Academic Scholars
An academic enrichment program focused on homework support, literacy, STEM exploration, mentoring, and helping students build confidence beyond the classroom.
- Who:
- Elementary and middle school students
- When:
- Goal launch: October 2026 · Date to be confirmed
Community Health Fair
A community health and wellness event connecting residents with health education, screenings, wellness resources, and local health partners.
- Who:
- Adults and seniors
- When:
- Tentative date: November 7, 2026 · 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Parents' Night Out
Safe, supervised, activity-filled childcare that gives parents and caregivers an evening to relax, work, enjoy a date night, or simply have some time to themselves.
- Who:
- Children ages 5–12 · Maximum capacity 16 children
- When:
- Tentative: Second Saturday of each month · 4:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Young Kings & Queens and Mentors Chess
A mentorship-based chess program that develops critical thinking, confidence, leadership, and meaningful relationships across generations.
- Who:
- Youth and adult mentors
- When:
- Launching after Winter Break 2027
Cooking Classes
Hands-on cooking experiences that teach affordable, healthy meals while bringing neighbors together.
- Who:
- Teens and adults
- When:
- Dates to be announced
Men's Wellness Collective
A supportive gathering for men focused on physical health, mental wellness, fatherhood, personal growth, and community.
- Who:
- Men ages 18+
- When:
- Date to be announced
Youth Programming
Future youth enrichment opportunities including leadership, arts, recreation, career exploration, media, and community engagement.
- Who:
- Youth and teens
- When:
- Programs currently being developed
Volunteer Opportunities
Join our volunteer team and help support community events, food programs, youth initiatives, wellness activities, and neighborhood outreach.
- Who:
- Neighbors of all ages
- When:
- Shifts available year-round
Facility Rentals
Rent Julie Community Center for meetings, workshops, trainings, small celebrations, classes, community gatherings, and special events. Our main meeting space can accommodate approximately 30–35 people with chair-only seating or approximately 20 people when tables and chairs are being used. Renting space at Julie also helps support the programs and community work of Julie Community Center.
- Who:
- Neighbors, nonprofits, businesses, and faith groups
- When:
- Rental availability: Monday–Saturday, 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM; Sunday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
There's a place for you here this week.
Serve a meal, tutor a scholar, sponsor a program, or just walk through the door and say hello.