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Lead Admin Resource Hub

Welcome to the Lead Admin Resource Hub for the 2026 Summer youth employment season!

A few key reminders about the 2026 Summer youth employment program:

  • SuccessLink youth need to be at least 14 years old by Monday, June 29, 2026 to be eligible to work.
  • SuccessLink leaders need to be at least 19 years old by Monday, June 22, 2026 to be eligible for the SuccessLink leader position.
  • Youth can work up to 25 hours/per week for a maximum of 175 total program hours.  
  • Leaders can work up to 30 hours/ per week for a maximum of 240 total program hours.

Your Impact

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For all employment-related inquiries:

SuccessLink@boston.gov

For all general inquiries: 

futureBOS@boston.gov 

We would like to take a moment to express our sincere gratitude to our employer partners for their invaluable contributions to our program. Your dedication and commitment play a vital role in shaping the futures of the youth we serve. Through your support, you help provide meaningful opportunities that inspire growth, skill development, and lasting impact. Thank you for being a critical part of this important journey in youths' lives!

"It gives me experience in having a job, gives me something to do, and teaches me about how important communication is." - SuccessLink Youth

"I have learned how important having experience in a working community is, and how involving yourself in your community gives you new friendships. " - SuccessLink Youth

 

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