TEEN EMPOWERMENT BOSTON
Roxbury Site: 384 Warren Street, 3rd Fl. Boston, MA 02119
Dorchester Site: 21 Balfour Street Dorchester, MA 02125
The Center for Teen Empowerment, Inc. helps low-income, urban youth hone their understanding of the social problems they face and use their talents and skills to create change in their own lives and in their communities.
Children's Hospital Primary Care Center (CHPCC) at Boston Children's Hospital - Young Parents Program
Teaches parenting and helps with housing and school for mothers and fathers aged 18 and under. Provides medical care, counseling, and health education.
300 Longwood ave Boston MA 02115
617-355-7718
Volunteers of America is one of the nation's largest nonprofit providers of quality affordable housing for families, elderly, and people with disabilities.
The goal of the Face Forward Program is to help youth, ages 16-24, leave their past mistakes behind them and help them plan a course for a successful future. Participants will receive a wide range of services to learn new skills, stay motivated, and avoid the stigma of the juvenile justice system
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Public Art Interns
This is a paid employment program for young people ages 14-25 years old. There are two sessions that run during the course of the year: 1) after-school (October-May) and 2) summer time (July-August). Young people are referred to this program through the Department of Youth Services, Boston Youth Fund, and ABCD. We offer all participants job training, case management, and mentorship, in addition to the hands-on art skills they gain.
a co-ed community based program that provides housing and transitional care to homeless youth ages 18-22.
116-118 North st Somerville, MA 02144
617-776-3377
STEPS is a peer supported, safe, non-judgmental place to have fun and receive support in a welcoming environment. At the center, membership is open to ALL young adults between the ages of 18-25 to get help in transitioning to independent living.
12 Prescott st Arlington, MA 02474
781-646-2826
I am the social worker at the Criminal Justice Institute at Harvard Law School. I have created these lists to assist our students in their advocacy with their clients.
