We list 46 after school programs in Orlando: 46 enrichment programs, mostly youth clubs, swimming and dance. There are 9 more programs within 10 miles. Listings come from public records; the last check was 2026-10-18.

Are there free after school programs in Orlando?

We have not found a free program in Orlando yet. Check with your child's school about 21st Century Community Learning Centers, and ask your local Early Learning Coalition about School Readiness funding, which can pay toward after school care for children under 13.

How can I check if an after school program in Orlando is licensed?

Look up the program in the DCF Child Care Provider Search, which shows its license, capacity and recent inspections. Each licensed program on this site links to its state record. Some school-run programs and programs only for grade 6 and up are legally exempt from licensing.

At what age can a child stay home alone after school in Florida?

Florida has no legal minimum age for leaving a child home alone. DCF recommends waiting until a child is at least 12.

Browse Orlando by type

Tutoring4 Martial arts4 Swimming6 Dance6 Music3 Sports4 Youth clubs19

Nearby cities

J C Penney Co1 Winter Park8 Maitland1 Windermere2 Casselberry1 Ocoee2

Help paying for care

School Readiness (child care subsidy). Run through local Early Learning Coalitions. It can cover after school care for children younger than 13 from working, economically disadvantaged families, with priority for families receiving temporary cash assistance.

21st Century Community Learning Centers (21st CCLC). Federally funded afterschool and summer programs at selected schools, free for participating students and typically including academic support, enrichment and a snack or meal.

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