Welcome to the City Life Center of NWI

City Life Center (CLC) is a place where hundreds of Gary children and their families gather, learn, and thrive each year.

Through CLC’s afterschool and summer programs, youth aged 5 years to 15 years, find joy and excitement in growing socially and emotionally, and building self-sufficiency skills for the future.

​CLC boldly envisions the city of Gary to be a place where every child has the resources, experiences, and mentors needed to imagine and build bright futures. Let us give families hope and a brighter future.

SUMMER CAMP

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CLC Summer Camp Registration is NOW OPEN!

GIVING

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Help provide 100 underserved youth in the City of Gary with a safe haven this summer.

FUNDRAISER

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Join us for City Life Center's Spring Fundraiser on May 16, 2022 at 5:00pm

What We Do

LEARN

EXPLORE

GROW

PLAY

AFTER  SCHOOL

Monday - Thursday
3:00 PM - 6:30 PM

SPRING  BREAK

Monday - Thursday
3:00 PM - 6:30 PM

SUMMER ​

Monday - Friday
8:00 AM - 1:00 PM

WHY WE  DO  IT! 

Thriving families create thriving communities.
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​Thriving communities, ​create a thriving city!
In 2014, City Life Center became an IRS recognized 501(C)(3) tax-exempt organization. CLC was offered the unique opportunity to operate  within the former John Will Anderson Boys & Girls Club. The 41,000-square-foot building provides hours of fun and learning for our youth.

Strong  Families
= A Stronger City

City Life Center connects the community to opportunities that help families to thrive. 
City Life Center
225 W. 5th Ave.
Gary, IN 46402
(219) 880-4851
citylifenwi@gmail.com

ABOUT US

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Updated 5/2022 by Beth Steffens Consulting
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