His Rock Youth House serves primarily as a meeting place for the younger members of St. Peter Lutheran Church. Small groups meet here throughout the week for Bibly study, and the St. Peter youth ministry often gathers to discuss community service projects and hold youth-centered events. His Rock is located directly across from St. Peter Lutheran Church and School.
Established more than 35 years ago, the Boys & Girls Club of Troy strives to provide a safe and positive place for young people to develop into responsible, self-reliant and contributing members of the community. It offers a daily after-school program in addition to a 10-week summer program for kids ages 6-18 years. Programs take place at the organization's 18,000-square-foot facility. The facility features a game room, art room, gymnasium, teen-only room and learning resource center. Orientations for new members are held on Wednesday evenings at 6pm. For more information, be sure to call the number provided or visit bgctroy.org.
The Royal Oak Historical Society is a volunteer membership organization that aims to encourage historical study and research. It also collects historical materials and keeps a record of folklore related to Royal Oak. This is a scenic neighborhood and it share premises with the Royal Oak Fire Department. The membership application is available on the website.
Ferndale Recreation's offices are located in the Kulick Center and it works with everything from senior programs to soccer matches. If you're looking for a program, whether it's a perenial exchange or a place to have a family reunion, Ferndale Recreation is the spot. Its website has all the pertinent information for calendar events and information on how to rent a meeting room at the Kulick center or reserve a pavillion at one of Ferndale's many parks. The center itself has an indoor basketball court, a fitness room, a teen room, as well as a day care with a playscape outside.
Call Ferndale Recreation for information on all of these assets.
Saline Community Education promotes lifelong learning, health, physical activity and artistic exploration. There are a myriad of classes, from helping a baby take his or her first steps to belly dancing for senior citizens. Saline Community Education also provides residents with access to online courses that teach everything from digital photography to mastering computer programs. There are also art classes, photography clubs, piano clubs, mental health support, lectures, dog training and much more. Before and after school care at Saline elementary schools and Pooh Corner Preschool are also offered through Saline Community Education.