SPRING PROGRAM APRIL 27 – JUNE 15
Players, ages 4 to 16, with different developmental, social and emotional abilities and their families will find a warm welcoming community in our coed Champions Program, now in its 25th season.
Head instructor, Chanel Champion, has created a dynamic new program especially designed to meet the needs of each participant.
For our Spring Program, we are planning to form three coed groups:
- Dribblers: ages 4 – 7
- Hoopsters: ages 8 – 11
- Hot Shots: ages 12 – 16.
Sub-groups will be determined by various factors–size, ability, social concerns, registration numbers–and will be mutually agreed upon by coaches and parents.
Dates, time and location
Dates: Sunday, April 27 to Sunday, June 15. (No program May 25)
Time: 45-minute sessions will be scheduled between 9:45am and 12:15pm
Location: PS 84 on West 92nd Street between Columbus and Central Park West
Special features
- Professional staff
- Everyone welcome; all levels
- Individual attention
- Best Buddy system: volunteers will partner with players in order to boost their athletic, social and communication skills
- Scholarship assistance available
Registration Fees
- Full fee: $175 Tax-deductible contributions above this amount are appreciated
- Partial Scholarship: Reduced fee of $75
- Full Scholarships are available for players in the Champions Division. Submit scholarship request form
Special Needs/Champions Division Registration
- Register online through LeagueApps starting April 10
- To register by mail: please download our Champions Division Mail-in Registration form
CHAMPIONS SPRING SUNDAYS
Dates: April 6 – June 8, 2025 (no program April 20, May 26)
Details to follow… Stay tuned!
Families tell us
Our son… has been a participant in the Safe Haven basketball program for about 15 years. He has made friends there, learned an athletic skill and started to understand the fundamentals of teamwork. If you’re not involved in this, your child is missing out.
My grandson has been playing basketball with Safe Haven for at least six years. In addition to acquiring significant skills in the sport, he has learned sportsmanship, teamwork, and what commitment means. I am very grateful for the opportunity to spend time with other parents, learn about other resources from them, and be supported… I have so much fun cheering on every single player… I am also thankful for the scholarship assistance.