Teens after school in Fairfield, California

The Fairfield Youth Commission is a local government office located at 1000 Kentucky Street in Fairfield, California, United States. This institution is dedicated to representing the voices and interests of the youth in the community. Through advocacy, outreach, and programming, the Fairfield Youth Commission strives to create a positive and inclusive environment for young people to thrive and make a difference in their city. Join us in shaping the future of Fairfield!

Travis Child Development Center 2, located at 4 Illinois Street in Fairfield, California, provides developmental and educational care for infants, toddlers, and preschool children. This institution caters to dependents of active duty military and Department of Defense civilians on a priority placement basis. The prices for CDC services are based on annual family income, with discounts available for parents enrolling multiple children. For a more home-like setting, families can opt for the Family Child Care (FCC) office, where all providers are screened and licensed to ensure quality and safety. Additionally, Youth Programs offer before and after school care options for children, including School Age, Open Recreation, and Teen Zone programs.

The Youth Center, located at 310 Fairchild Drive in Fairfield, California, is a part of the Air Force Child and Youth Programs (CYP) that aims to support military and civilian personnel in balancing work and family life. The center offers various programs and services for children and youth aged birth through 18 years old. Formerly known as the Youth Center, Youth Programs provide before and after school care through School Age Care, Open Recreation Program, and Teen Program. Additionally, the center offers extracurricular activities such as Youth Sports Program, Youth Instructional Classes, and Youth Clubs to keep children engaged and active.

Travis Child Development Center 3, located at 100 Upson Avenue in Fairfield, California, offers developmental and educational care for infants, toddlers, and preschool children. This service is available for dependents of active duty military and Department of Defense civilians on a priority placement basis. Prices are determined based on annual family income, with discounts available for families with more than one child enrolled. In addition to the CDC, families can also find quality child care in a home setting through the Family Child Care (FCC) office, where all providers are screened and licensed for safety. Youth Programs at Travis Child Development Center 3 offer before and after school care options, including School Age, Open Recreation, and Teen Zone programs.