Child & Youth Services (CYS)

Parent and Outreach Services is the umbrella program for a multitude of patron services, including the Parent Central Services Office, Kids-on-Site (KOS) Care, Volunteer Child Care in Unit Setting (VCCUS), Special Needs Accommodation Process (SNAP)/Multi-Disciplinary Inclusion Action Team (MIAT), CYS Parents’ Advisory Council (PAC), Parent Education, and Special Facility Openings.

Army Families often include Army kids. U.S. Army Family & MWR helps you stay mission ready with resources you need to support them. Learn about childcare, school-age services, tutoring, youth sports and more.

The Child Development Center's mission is to reduce the conflict between parental responsibilities and work requirements by providing enriching experiences; a safe environment; and warm, loving care and education for young children. Programs offered enhance children’s development and learning through play is emphasized. Our CDCs are accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC). Our on-Post facilities offer Full-Day, Part-Day, and Hourly Care Programs for children from 6 weeks to Pre-Kindergarten. Fort Huachuca has 2 CDCs: New Beginnings and Expanding Horizons. 

For information about registering your child(ren) for any CYS Program, please contact the Parent Central Services staff at +1 (520)533-0738.

Expanding Horizons Child Development Center offers part-day preschool and hourly care programs. Please call (520) 533-6319 for more information. 

The Family Child Care (FCC) program is an integral part of the Child and Youth Services (CYS) child care system available on Army garrisons. FCC provides quality home based care for children 4 weeks to 12 years old and is offered in government owned and government leased housing located on post.

Extracurricular Instructional Classes for children and youth from 3 to 18 years of age

SKIESUnlimited stands for the “Schools of Knowledge, Inspiration, Exploration and Skills” with the word “Unlimited” signifying the unlimited possibilities that this program provides for children and youth. Currently offering dance and piano classes. 

The Middle School and Teen (MST) Center offers:

Daily Clubs and Open Recreation activities for MST registered youth in grades 6-12.

• Weekly Camps during Summer, Winter, and Spring Breaks that include field trips, special events, clubs, and activities.
• A state-of-the-art Technology and Homework Center
• Full-size indoor basketball court
• Challenging Obstacle Course and multiple fitness areas
• Billiards, ping pong, and air hockey tables
• The latest video game systems

Parent and Outreach Services is the umbrella program for a multitude of patron services, including the Parent Central Services Office, Kids-on-Site (KOS) Care, Volunteer Child Care in Unit Setting (VCCUS), Special Needs Accommodation Process (SNAP)/Multi-Disciplinary Inclusion Action Team (MIAT), CYS Parents’ Advisory Council (PAC), Parent Education, and Special Facility Openings.

The Seifert School-Age Center (SAC) Program provides Before- and After- School Care and Hourly Care for children from Kindergarten through 5^th Grade during the School Year and Full-Day Care during school-out days and vacations. A Full-Day Summer Camp is provided during the summer months that includes field trips, special events, activities, and projects. SAC children can enjoy a variety of Clubs offered by SAC staff. Programs include Gardening, Performing Arts, Cooking, and Art Studio. In addition, children have access to a Technology Center, homework assistance, and Boys’ and Girls’ Clubs of America (BGCA) and 4-H Programs.

The Middle School and Teen (MST) Center offers:

Daily Clubs and Open Recreation activities for MST registered youth in grades 6-12.

• Weekly Camps during Summer, Winter, and Spring Breaks that include field trips, special events, clubs, and activities.
• A state-of-the-art Technology and Homework Center
• Full-size indoor basketball court
• Challenging Obstacle Course and multiple fitness areas
• Billiards, ping pong, and air hockey tables
• The latest video game systems

School Support Services provides Army school-aged youth with educational opportunities, resources and information necessary to achieve academic success. A branch of Child & Youth Services (CYS), School Support Services features School Liaison Officers (SLOs), who help schools, installations and Families work together for student achievement.

The Fort Huachuca Youth Sports and Fitness Program (YSF) is committed to providing each child and youth with an enjoyable sports learning experience.

The foundations of our programs are good sportsmanship and creating a safe environment where children and youth can gain a better understanding of each respective sport.