Boy's & Girl's Club of Manteca and Lathrop

As a child I was a member of Boy City and after a couple years they allowed girls to join and renamed it to Boys & Girls Club. I lived in a very violent part of the city, so going to a place to escape all that while being able to study, hang out with friends and make new ones was amazing for my youth development.Fast forward to now, and I had move here to Central Valley with my family, after finding out through a Chamber of Commerce flyer we had one right here in Manteca. I went over to meet the staff and learn about what this location had to offer. For a membership price of $60 a year, my kids had access to homework assistance, STEM activities, Taekwondo 2 day of the week, Local Sports such as basketball, soccer and football. You couldn't find a better placed $60 dollars, and I know this as my children spend way more on Robux and Fortnite skins.I had also learned the staff is trained to handle children with ASD and ADHD which is another plus for those parents who aren't certain about putting their children in an unknown setting. They allow a day pass trial before you sign up so if youre curious to see how your kids about it, have them check it out and then talk about it on the car ride home. There are tremendous social benefits to being a member of the Boys and Girls club, and this location's staff is very friendly and welcoming.

Best place for the kids especially during the summer. Need to keep them busy. Summer hours Mon-Fri 10am-6pm

Great place for kids. Great establishment that has been serving Manteca for a very long time. My older children used to spend lots of time there when they were minors now my youngest child is carrying on the tradition. It is only $25 per year for a membership. They even feed the kids lunch and keep a close eye on them. It is safe and dependable.

My son has been to a few Boy's and Girl's clubs and this one is by far the most disorganized location I have seen so far. This includes the front desk and structure for the kids. The only difference from my experiences is at least the staff are nice. I question at all the locations why teenagers are running the place without supervision? Being children too, they also need structure and consistent expectations. It's also cheap, so there is that.