nFACTOR Mayor's Youth Council

“Eliminating Barriers between Youth People and Success.”
nFACTOR is a youth movement that focuses on high school aged teens being nCHARGE of themselves, family, education, community, and future! The movement is lead by the City of Rockford Mayor’s Youth Advisory Council to be nPOWERED and nGAGED!

CONTACT

Adam A. Smith | Director of the Mayor's Office of Education and Life Long Learning
City of Rockford, Illinois | City Hall
425 E. State Street
Rockford, Illinois
815.987.5590
adam.smith@rockfordil.gov

Laura Valdez | nCenter Program Director
220 South Madison Street
Rockford, Illinois 61104
815.978.5085
laura.valdez@rockforil.gov

nCenter Office: 815.969.7408
220 S. Madison
Rockford, IL 61104

Summer Hours:
Monday-Thursday 1:00-10:00 PM
Friday 1:00-11:00 PM

Phone number: 815-969-7408

General info: nfactorinfo@gmail.com
nCENTER Program Director: Laura.Valdez@rockfordil.gov

nCENTER

The nCENTER is Rockford’s first “by teen, for teen” activity center. Located at 220 S. Madison, the nCENTER gives teens a fun, positive, and engaging place to spend free time.

Rockford’s top local program providers have joined forces to provide free, educational, and recreational programs to teens during the summer months and after school. Taking advantage of the facility’s indoor pool, indoor/outdoor basketball courts, computer lab, internet café, fitness center, multiple meeting rooms, outdoor pavilion, and stage, program providers are able to offer a wide variety of programs and workshops.

Programs include ACT Prep, poetry slam, PhotoShop, art classes, one-on-one tutoring, dance classes, outdoor adventure club, math refreshers, swim lessons, gaming, computer classes, career exploration, football, tumbling, and many more!

The nCENTER provides the Rockford area with a “one-stop-shop” for free, engaging, and enriching programs, aimed to keep teens active and off the streets.

nEVENTS

nEVENTS are monthly events organized by the nFACTOR Action Team to provide teens with fun and positive activities. Events may include battle of the bands, festivals, step shows, food drives, dance parties, clothing drives, and more.