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The Boston Parks and Recreation Department offers residents and visitors the opportunity to enjoy free sports programs, workshops, and visual arts programs in parks throughout the city year-round. Tens of thousands of children and families enjoy ParkARTS, ParkSCIENCE, and ParkFITNESS and Recreation activities each year. Many people living in the city do not have a backyard or front yard or the means to vacation. Our parks, playgrounds, athletic fields, urban wilds, city squares and street trees provide respite from the city hardscape. Our special events and free programs bring free, safe quality activities to these spaces and help build community.
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Founded in 1969, Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center (BCNC) empowers Asians and new immigrants to build healthy families, achieve greater economic success, and contribute to thriving communities by providing a broad range of innovative and family-centered programs and services to more than 8,000 children, youth, and adults every year.
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Low-income youth of color in Boston lack equitable access to safe and affordable transportation, as well as to opportunities where critical learning skills, job readiness and empowerment may be nurtured. Bikes Not Bombs provides a two-level program consisting of introductory bike mechanics and safety lessons, followed by apprenticeships in our youth programs, retail shop, international shipping operations, community outreach and civic engagement.Yes, every time we hire for a season at Bikes Not Bombs, all youth applicants, regardless of experience or relationship to BNB, are required to submit a new application. Though we do, of course, take job experience into consideration in hiring, insofar as we tend to hire back candidates that have worked for us before if they have proven themselves to be reliable employees, we do not hire on the basis of a young person's personal relationship to any individual at Bikes Not Bombs.
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Boston residents advocated for using school buildings after hours as community centers in the 1970s. This idea turned into Boston Community Schools in 1972.We've grown over the years, and became Boston Centers for Youth & Families in 2001. Today, we are the City of Boston's largest youth and human services agency.We offer affordable programs for residents of all ages across the City. Our goal is to provide quality programs that enrich the lives of residents and meet the needs of the community.Our ACES Framework helps guide us to make sure our programs are focused around:Arts Community and civic engagement Education, and Sports, fitness, recreation, and health.
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The Vine Street Community Center is a non-profit community based organization providing economic, social, educational, and cultural services to adults, teens, children and families residing in Roxbury, Dorchester, and surrounding neighborhoods to improve quality of life.
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to make the tynan accessible to all! for our youth to learn,participate & have fun and to make friends!We strive to be a second home to our members!
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Great Customer service skills. Able to send emails. Complete different task. Answer phones. Taking notes.
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STEAM Club started in 2012 to encourage youth in the neighborhood to come and explore “making” activities that show the creative possibilities of science, technology, engineering and math blended with art and design. The job will consist of holding a Student Aid helper position to assist the teacher; duties and actively participating in interactive, fun STEAM enrichment training and workshops -Help fellow club members with their school work and projects -Encourage and support younger STEAM Club volunteers -Research and develop fun interactive STEAM workshops for younger children ages 6-12, and implement these workshops both at the BCYF Menino Community Center and our community partners -Attend field trips Help plan and attend social activities for the club Director. The objective is to teach the assistant the ins and outs of creating fun, fitness, and healthy play time. The duties will be to help set-up game times for youth ages 6 - 12
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Office Assistant posistion will assist the staff assistant with administration duties.Gymassistant, assist athletic staff with sports and recreational activities and assist with upkeep of gym. Tutor assist lead teacher with assistant students with homework assignments; reading, basic math, etc.
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BCYF Roslindale Community Center provides a range of educational, enrichment, and recreational programs for children, teens, and adults.One of our key programs is our Afterschool Program, which provides a safe, fun, and enriching learning environment for children from kindergarten to age 12.
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The BCYF Quincy Community Center partners with community-based organization and Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center (BCNC), to offer a variety of social, educational and recreational programs and activities, including afterschool enrichment programs, youth leadership programs, basketball and volleyball clinics and leagues, swimming lessons and youth swim team, open and lap swims, karate, and table tennis.
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The Special Program Assistant will work in BCYF Central Administrative Offices supporting the work of the Program and Development Divisions.This position is designed for an individual that has demonstrated experience working within BCYF Programs at a higher level.
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We serve youth 5-12 in an afterschool program setting, we also provide teen programming, we also provide swim lessons and open swim and open computer lab time
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The East Boston Harborside Council works in partnership with BCYF Paris Street Community Center to offers a wide range of affordable high-quality programs including after school programming, Paris St Youth Group, adult education, ESOL classes, family literacy, Harborside Summer Camp, Girls Summer Program, Girls Teen Center, Recreational & athletic programming,swim lessons, aqua-size and more.
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The Ohrenberger has been providing programming for preschoolersyouth, teens,adults and senior citizens in West Roxbury,Roslindale , Hyde park Jamaica Plain and it's surroundingcommunities for over 40 years.
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We have been a part of the BCYF family for close to 35 years and serve families and children from all of over the City of Boston. Because our center/after school program is located next to a Boston Public School (Eliot) we have many families from all over the city of Boston. Our participants age from 3 months old (New Mom's Group) to seniors. Our year round opportunities include things such as employment, recreational activities, sports (football basketball, etc.), health and fitness (yoga, weight lifting), homework/tutoring, resume building, volunteering, mentoring, girls programming, guest speakers, substance abuse awareness, & civic engagements.
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We have been in operation for approximately 17 years. The Center serves participants from the surrounding neighborhood age ranging from 5 to senior citizens. The Center operates six days a week Monday through Friday, from 1:30 - 9:30 p.m. and Saturday, from 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. We offer an Afterschool Program that runs Monday through Friday, from 2:00 - 6:00 p.m, during the school year and we offer the full-day program during school vacation weeks. Summer months the program runs Monday through Friday, from 7:30 a.m. -5:30 p.m. Our Aquatics runs, swim lessons, swim team, asthma swim, as well as open swim. Our Teen Division offers a variety of programs throughout the year for youth ages 13-19. The Athletics Division offers a variety of sports and leisure activities, developmental programs and team sports. Adults participate in Kickboxing, Line Dancing I & II, Volleyball, Men's Basketball, and access to the Fitness Center.
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Mattahunt primarliy serves residents of the Mattapan area and city of Boston residents. We offer recreational program and eduaction programs year round for people of all ages.
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We are located in a predominantly low income neighborhood. We offer a wide range of programs/ activities including: Paint night, after school program, soccer, basketball, volleyball, zumba and many other things.
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Our mission is to enhance the quality of life for Boston residents by partnering with community center councils, agencies and businesses to support neighborhood needs. Our affordable programs range from preschool, school- aged and adult education, family literacy, and youth employment to violence prevention and intervention, senior activities, recreation and enrichment. We offer a wide range of diverse features and programs that are unique as the neighborhood we serve.
