Adaptive Sports & Movement
Modified basketball, soccer, seated sports, and obstacle courses with adjustable equipment and smaller teams.
Suggested: Ages 6–21Every kid. Every ability. Next level.
Inclusive enrichment classes for Pre-K–12, specializing in kids with special needs, disabilities, and behavioral health needs, with every kid welcome. Sports, music, arts, cooking, wellness, leadership, and more.
Serving Philadelphia & the Tri-State Area
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Designed for students with autism, ADHD, intellectual or developmental disabilities, learning or physical disabilities, sensory differences, and other support needs. Activities are individualized to each student, not assigned by diagnosis, and every kid is welcome.
Modified basketball, soccer, seated sports, and obstacle courses with adjustable equipment and smaller teams.
Suggested: Ages 6–21Drumming, beat-making, singing, and rhythm games; join in verbally, physically, or with assistive communication.
Suggested: Ages 5–21Painting, clay, collage, and calming projects, with non-tactile options for texture-sensitive students.
Suggested: Ages 5–18Chair yoga, gentle stretching, and breathing routines with options for limited mobility.
Suggested: Ages 5–18Turn-taking, teamwork, naming emotions, and cooperative games that build friendships.
Suggested: Ages 6–18No-cook recipes, picture recipes, measuring, kitchen safety, and clean-up skills.
Suggested: Ages 10–21Seated choreography, mirroring, dance games, and freestyle with flexible movement options.
Picture-based storytelling, show-and-tell, choice boards, and supported public speaking.
Money recognition, following schedules, workplace habits, and simple business projects.
Quiet creative activities, sensory tools, movement breaks, and self-regulation strategies.
Our specialty is inclusion, not exclusion. Siblings, classmates, and kids from across the community join the same groups.
Please note: NLYC is an enrichment program, not therapy. Our instructors are not occupational, speech, or behavioral therapists or special education teachers, and we make no clinical claims. We follow the guidance families and school teams share with us, including IEP/504 accommodations they choose to share. Age ranges are suggestions; grouping depends on student needs.
Class catalog
Mix and match classes for your school, rec center, or organization. Every class can be adapted.
In action
Sports, dance, yoga, cooking, and community: this is what NLYC classes look like. Built for youth with disabilities and behavioral health needs, and open to every kid. NLYC is enrichment, not therapy.











Four ways in
Sports, adaptive fitness, karate, yoga, and mindfulness.
Music and recording, digital media, dance, theater, arts and crafts, creative writing.
Financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and culinary arts.
Leadership circles, public speaking, mentorship, and peaceful conflict resolution.
Climb the levels
Music, movement, stories, early social-emotional skills.
Try every track and build teamwork.
Go deeper and take first leadership roles.
Projects, money and career skills, mentoring younger youth.
Formats
Inclusive groups at schools, childcare centers, and out-of-school-time sites, with small-group options.
A focused unit that ends in a showcase, at a pace that works for the group.
One-day sessions for a class, grade, or school.
Summer and school-break camps, plus family events open to the public.
Please note: NLYC is an enrichment program, not a clinical or therapy service.
Pricing
$100–$150
per class
$150–$175
1 instructor, 45–60 min
$200–$250
per class
$200–$275
per class, supplies included
$600–$1,000
try it with your students
$1,200–$2,000
1 class weekly
Final pricing depends on group size, support needs, materials, and travel. Custom quotes available.
Who we are
NLYC is a program of King's Introduction to Leadership Inc. (KITL), a Philadelphia 501(c)(3) with violence-prevention and mentorship roots.
Same founder, separate program. NLYC was founded by Christopher "King" Burney, who also founded King Me Da Empire Youth Services (KMDE). NLYC is its own program under KITL, with its own focus and partners.
Questions
Our classes are designed so youth with disabilities, special needs, and behavioral health needs can take full part: predictable routines, visual schedules, adapted activities, movement and calm-down breaks, and a strengths-first approach. NLYC is enrichment, not clinical therapy.
No. We specialize in youth with disabilities and behavioral health needs, and every kid is welcome in our inclusive groups.
Classes start at $100–$150, with pilots and eight-week programs available. See pricing or book a free consultation.
At schools, childcare centers, out-of-school-time sites, and community spaces across Philadelphia and the Tri-State Area. Contact us about bringing NLYC to your location.
Please contact us for details.
Pre-K through 12th grade, in four levels: Starters, Explorers, Builders, and Leaders.
Free consultation
Tell us about your students and goals, and we'll build a plan and quote together. No cost, no obligation.
Or reach us directly: 215-356-3733 · nextlevelyouthcollective@gmail.com
Gifts are made through King's Introduction to Leadership Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
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Schools, agencies, and families: tell us what you need. Prefer email? Write to nextlevelyouthcollective@gmail.com or call 215-356-3733.