by Dianne Anderson Kids with boundless energy and no money in their pockets will soon be out looking for fun, sometimes in all the wrong places. They will hit the streets and learn there are not many freebies in the real world. Summer camps typically run from $80–200 per child, even as many parents likely need that money to buy dinner or pay rent. If not for Akoma Unity Center, it could add up to dull days ahead. Among the center's many programs, kids get free eats. Sankofa Saturday Learning Center offers 12 weeks of learning about industrial automation and […]
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