My Father's House

My Father's House is a youth organization located at 3910 E Patrick Ln in Las Vegas, zip code 89120, that runs a set of programs built around after school time, summer, mentorship, and leadership development. Rather than a single class, the listing describes four connected programs: an after-school program, a summer program, a mentorship program, and youth leadership development, so a young person could stay involved across multiple seasons of the year through one organization.

Ages served run from 5 to 18, broken into two brackets, 5 to 11 and 12 to 18, so elementary age kids and teenagers are grouped separately. The activities backing these programs are broad: homework assistance and tutoring for academic support, arts and crafts and recreational games for enrichment, field trips for off site experiences, skill-building workshops, and community service projects. That mix suggests the organization is aiming at whole child development rather than a narrow academic or recreational focus alone.

The listing does not include operating hours, pricing, scholarship availability, special needs accommodations, sibling discounts, or payment method details, so families will need to reach out directly for that information. The organization operates year round.

Instruction and communication are in English. Given the combination of after-school programming, a dedicated summer program, and youth leadership and mentorship components, this looks like a fit for a family wanting an ongoing, multi-season community organization rather than a single seasonal camp or class. For questions on enrollment, current schedule, or how the mentorship and leadership programs work alongside the after-school and summer offerings, My Father's House can be reached at (702) 435-2700, with additional details available at mfhlv.com. Families weighing this option against a straight childcare provider should note the emphasis on mentorship and leadership development, which points toward a program built for ongoing personal growth rather than simple supervision after the school day ends.