Serving NYC Youth
Since 1914

Police Athletic League, Inc.

34 1/2 East 12th Street
New York NY 10003

phone 800-PAL-4KIDS  800-725-4543
Our Programs
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Ages 2–5

Early Childhood

Foundational development programs for young children.

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Ages 6–13

Afterschool Programs

Supervised engagement during non-school hours.

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High School

Teen Programs

Opportunities and support for older youth.

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All Ages

Sports & Recreation

Team sports and clinics that build leadership skills.

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Ages 6–13

Playstreets

Community-based summer street programs.

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Ages 6–13

Summer Camps

Seasonal camp programs across the city.

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Youth

Juvenile Justice

Support for youth involved with the justice system.

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All Ages

Police & Community

Connecting youth with local law enforcement.

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PAL is one of New York City's largest independent youth development not-for-profit organization. Select your Pal Center.

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About Us
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About

Our Mission

In its over a century of service, The Police Athletic League (PAL) is continuing its evolution and remains a vibrant and vital New York City institution. PAL is one of New York City’s largest independent youth development not-for-profit organization. It operates diverse programs from Early Childhood Education; to elementary and middle school after-school programs; and summer day camps, summer PAL Playstreets, Teen Programs, and Cops & Kids sports programs. For these reasons and many more PAL is  "THE BEST FRIEND A KID CAN HAVE."

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Mission Statement

Our Mission

The Police Athletic League, together with NYPD and the law enforcement community, supports and inspires New York City youth to realize their full individual potential as productive members of society.

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Need help?

Call us at 800-PAL-4KIDS or visit palnyc.org

Support

The Police Athletic League mobile application is made possible partially through a grant from New York City Department Youth and Community Development and the support of individual New Yorkers.

 

PHOTO CREDIT

PAL Staff

Anders Hung

Ben Asen

Abby Haight

Jill Nelson