Neighbors For Kids supports families in Lincoln County with high quality and affordable enrichment programs for preschool and school-aged children in a safe, inclusive, and fun learning environment.

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To provide an enriching early childhood experience serving Alameda & the greater community: nurturing children of all needs and their families to learn and grow confidently through a child-directed, nature-inspired, play-based experience utilizing the natural playscape of the great outdoors.

Set in the beautiful woods of Casco, Maine, Netop (pronounced ‘nee-tope’) offers a spirited and caring community atmosphere that encourages personal growth, new experiences, and lifelong friendships. With 90 campers from 20 states and 5 countries, boys, ages 8-15, enjoy platform tent living in a technology-free environment. Over 80% of the staff are former campers. Netop’s “four spokes” philosophy promotes a balanced life in four areas: mental, social, physical, and spiritual. On 100 acres with a magnificent private lake, Netop features a variety of outdoor activities, land and water sports, arts, crafts, hiking trips and fun traditions. Campers choose activities such as soccer, sailing, archery, basketball, tennis, fishing, chess, drama, woodworking, nature, lacrosse, swimming, rock bank, snorkeling, and more. Sessions from 2-6 weeks.

The mission and goal of NHC is to preserve Neutaconkanut Hill for future generations. Located on the border of Providence and Johnston, “the Hill” is the highest point in Providence. From the hilltop meadow – elevation of 296 feet above sea level – and along several hiking trails are spectacular views of the City and nearly a quarter of the State. The 88-acre woodland includes forested woodlands, several miles of hiking/walking trails, a panorama of picturesque stone walls, unique geological formations, natural springs and brooks, wildflowers and berries, as well as wildlife such as deer, fox, rabbit, raccoon, skunk, turkey, pheasant, opossum, and “many squirrels.” NHC offers educational programming for youth and the general public to expand understanding of the Hill’s natural and historical significance and engage community members in service projects.