Ensuring child safety is fundamental to the mission of Niagara Falls Boys & Girls Club The Safety and Wellbeing of Young People is Our Number One Priority…
At Niagara Falls Boys & Girls Club, the safety of every child in our care is our top priority—and we believe informed families are empowered families. This page offers our Boys & Girls Club resources- everything you need to know about our safety protocols, reporting procedures, and staff training, along with helpful resources for parents, caregivers, and community partners. Whether you’re looking for our full safety policy, parent handbook, or access to important forms and links, you’ll find it all here in one place.
We’re dedicated to creating a safe, positive environment for every child who walks through our doors. From staff training to facility protocols, our approach to safety is thorough and transparent. To learn more about our current policies and procedures, you can view our full safety policy below.
Ensuring child safety is fundamental to the mission of Niagara Falls Boys & Girls Club The Safety and Wellbeing of Young People is Our Number One Priority…
Download our full policy
All Club staff undergo thorough background checks, are CPR/First Aid certified, and receive ongoing training in youth development, trauma-informed care, and safety protocols. We don’t just hire staff—we invest in mentors.
From fire drills to severe weather plans, we have clearly defined emergency procedures at every site. Families are required to keep emergency contact forms up to date, and staff are trained to respond quickly and effectively in any situation.
If an incident occurs, our team documents it promptly and communicates with families as needed. We believe in open dialogue and taking proactive steps to resolve any issues while keeping your child’s best interest at heart.
We maintain a zero-tolerance policy for bullying and harassment. Our programs are inclusive of all kids, regardless of background, ability, or identity. Everyone has the right to feel safe and supported—always.
Our Parent Handbook outlines everything you need to know about Club policies, attendance, communication expectations, and more.
With 8 program locations across Niagara Falls, we serve kids where they are. Click below to see the full list of addresses, school site schedules, and after-school hours.
We use the REMIND App to send real-time updates about practices, events, and schedule changes. Don’t miss out—sign up today to stay informed.
This packet includes all necessary forms and information to enroll your child in our programs for the 2024–2025 school year. It covers participant information, emergency contacts, consents, and program selection.
This document outlines the current rates for our After School and School Break Programs at the 17th Street Clubhouse, including available discounts, financial assistance, and child care subsidy options.
This document provides detailed pricing for before and after school programs at our partnering elementary schools, including LEAPS enrollment and standard care options.
This document outlines tuition rates and available discounts for before and after school care at Bloneva Bond, 79th Street, and Maple Avenue Elementary Schools.
This form is required for any child who needs to take medication during program hours. It ensures staff have proper authorization and instructions from a parent or guardian and, when applicable, a healthcare provider.
This form is required for any child with a known allergy that could result in anaphylaxis. It provides staff with critical information and step-by-step instructions to respond quickly and appropriately in the event of an allergic reaction.
We believe every child deserves access to our programs, regardless of their family’s financial situation. This form helps us determine eligibility for reduced or waived program fees based on household income. All information is kept confidential.
This form is required for any child with specific medical, developmental, or behavioral needs that require additional care, accommodations, or medication during program hours.
Our top priority is creating a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment for every child and teen who walks through our doors. This comprehensive policy outlines our safety protocols, staff training, emergency procedures, and reporting systems.
Our team is here to help. If you need more information about a specific program or policy, reach out directly to the contacts below:
We’re here to support you every step of the way. If you have questions about our safety policies, enrollment requirements, or any of the forms listed above, don’t hesitate to reach out.
Reach out to:
Rebecca Vincheski
Chief Executive Officer
Phone: (716) 282-7181
Emaik: rvincheski@nfbgc.org