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The program provides employment and job readiness opportunities to 650 Boston youth through summer job assignments and workshops.
Mark your calendar and bring your friends and family to a fun and free Neighborhood Block Party!
There are free and daily drop-in activities at five locations in Boston through August 17.
Boston girls invited to sign up now for fun and positive girls-only activities throughout the summer.
Boston Centers for Youth & Families' outdoor pools and beach opened on Saturday, June 16.
Youth ages 12-25 in Boston have a chance to vote on how the City of Boston will spend $1 million through the "Youth Lead the Change" budgeting process.
Grants will support fun, safe, and enriching youth programming this summer.
The event includes workshops, a panel discussion, information, lunch, music, and more — all for free!
The unique summer job teaches teens about photography.
BCYF Camp Joy has provided thousands of children and youth with special needs enriching opportunities since 1946.
A community meeting on Tuesday, March 27, from 6 - 8 p.m. at BCYF Cleveland Community Center will discuss changes to Dorchester Academy Building and the relocation of the BCYF Cleveland Community...
The winner now goes on to represent Boston at the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C., in May.
Boston’s best youth spellers will compete in BCYF's eleventh annual citywide youth Spelling Bee.
The deadline to apply for summer jobs is March 30.
SuccessLink is an online tool that enables Boston youth to register for summer jobs.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to see what jobs are available and connect with employers!
Check out the many programs and activities being offered at BCYF community centers.
The Youth Pass Program is a partnership between the City of Boston and the MBTA to provide reduced transportation fares to eligible youth ages 12-25.
David first began attending the Camp Joy summer program when he was three years old.
More than 50 people packed into a small community room for a Robotics Showcase this winter.
Mayor Walsh invites Boston youth to submit ideas for spending $1 million of the City's budget to improve their neighborhoods.
The group is committed to improving their communities and empowering other young people in the City.
This is a partial list of activities happening during the upcoming school vacation week.
The annual night of fun to benefit the Foundation for BCYF will be held on Wednesday, November 29.
This renovation provides the community with new open space for programming, special events and more.
A free play program for families with children ages 3-8 to get up, out, and moving together.
Join us for a variety of thrills and chills to celebrate the season!
This developmental league serves as an introduction to competitive swimming.
The Mayor's Youth Council is a model of youth inclusion in government and civic engagement.
Boston high school students are wanted to share their expertise with BCYF on youth issues and programming.
