SuccessLink Employment Program Job Listings

**This position is: Complete In-Person** Job Category: Community/Social Assistance (food banks, housing, jobs and other relief services)   To motivate youth to succeed by equipping them with the skills, knowledge and confidence required to maintain employment.

**This position is: Hybrid: In-Person and Remote** Job Category: Education services (e.g., schools, tutoring, academic planning) This position requires an additional application: Afrimerican Application   We are looking for youth interested in creating audio/visual content for social media. We have a library of our researched content that need to be converted to social media content. Be a part of a engaging learning experience that will prepare you for many careers that all use project management & cultural diversity, equity & inclusion. This is your chance to make a REAL difference in the multicultural Boston we call home by adding value to restorative projects that will build community, repair harm and promote inclusivity. This is your chance to practise your ideas with supports to turn your dreams into shows, podcasts and memes.

**This position is: Complete In-Person** Job Category: Sports programs (e.g., fitness)   Our objective is to provide youth with a safe and productive place of employment where they will interact with the community and their coworkers, to learn the basics of job responsibility, and gain skills and confidence in their growth toward adulthood.

**This position is: Completely Remote** Job Category: Arts and entertainment (e.g., visual, performing arts, museums)   Provide a safe and creative environment for the youth in the Boston area to further their education and become a vibrant member of the community. Encourage learning opportunities and participation in arts, culture and other aspect in community life Assist youth in becoming responsible, productive, successful adults through education

**This position is: Complete In-Person** Job Category: Education services (e.g., schools, tutoring, academic planning)   The objective of the youth employment program is to put the youth in a leadership role that not only enhance their professional skills but also serves the community they grew up in. The youth not only support the community through the help they provide for the kids but they also received direct support with their homework and college applications.

**This position is: Complete In-Person** Job Category: Child daycare/day camp   The goal of our teen employment program is to provide teens with quality and fulfilling jobs that teach them important skills such as communication, organization and leadership skills as well as build self-confidence.

To provide our youth the opportunity to work within their community gaining experiences and knowledge to help them navigate the professional landscape whilst also giving them direct experiences to draw from.

To provide our youth the opportunity to work within their community gaining experiences and knowledge to help them navigate the professional landscape whilst also giving them direct experiences to draw from.

To provide our youth the opportunity to work within their community gaining experiences and knowledge to help them navigate the professional landscape whilst also giving them direct experiences to draw from.

To provide our youth the opportunity to work within their community gaining experiences and knowledge to help them navigate the professional landscape whilst also giving them direct experiences to draw from.

To provide our youth the opportunity to work within their community gaining experiences and knowledge to help them navigate the professional landscape whilst also giving them direct experiences to draw from.

To provide our youth the opportunity to work within their community gaining experiences and knowledge to help them navigate the professional landscape whilst also giving them direct experiences to draw from.

To provide our youth the opportunity to work within their community gaining experiences and knowledge to help them navigate the professional landscape whilst also giving them direct experiences to draw from.

To provide our youth the opportunity to work within their community gaining experiences and knowledge to help them navigate the professional landscape whilst also giving them direct experiences to draw from

**This position is: Complete In-Person** Job category: Health Care (e.g., public health services, hospitals, medical labs, veterinary)   Let's Get Movin' is a multifaceted lifestyle change program focused on helping children,teens, and families adopt healthier lifestyles through physical activity and nutrition. Our program goals include the following: increase physical activity and improve physical fitness, improve knowledge, skills, and behaviors for healthy eating, increase access to fresh, affordable, healthy food.

**This position is: Hybrid: In-Person and Remote** Job category: Community/Social Assistance (food banks, housing, jobs and other relief services)   The objective is to help young people learn about the power of Community. HEAL BOSTON aims to pass these lessons on by teaching while doing. We believe that kids learn best that way. exposing them to the power each of them have to make positive changes in their own neighborhoods is our goal.

**This position will be: Hybrid: In-Person and Remote** Job Category: Community/Social Assistance (food banks, housing, jobs and other relief services)   Our Youth Peer Leadership program is an after school enrichment and leadership program aimed to build young leaders ages of 14 - 18 years old, to make impact on their own lives and their community. We achieve this by exposing the youth to leadership development, community service, postsecondary opportunities, job skill training, art and culture, and technology. It is important to empower young people to achieve social and academic excellence in their community. We are Building Future Leaders. We are Building Strong Leaders. We are Building Smart Leaders. We achieve this by Training young people on leadership skills, Increasing opportunities and exposure outside their immediate environment, Involving youth in community leadership positions, Training young people in job readiness skills, and Provide opportunities to practice skills in real-world work experiences. The youth assist in planning, organizing, implementing, and facilitating activities for residents and for the community, including events such as Halloween Party, Christmas Party, Black History Month Celebration, Dance Recital, and National Night Out Community Block Party. Approximately 1,500 people attended this year's National Night Out, which required tremendous coordination and contribution by the youth. In addition, the youth are responsible for mass mailings to TDC residents, posting of flyers advertising community events, and file forms and documents related to events. Youths shop for supplies for events and keep the Peer Leadership spaces clean. In 2016 and 2017, we have admitted a 13-year old student on the Autism Spectrum who benefited greatly socially; his mother reported significant improvement at home in his willingness to contribute to family functioning and interpersonal interactions. This young man is now 16 years old and will be returning to the program in September 2019. In 2018-2019, the program had twelve participants, and eleven completed the program. Five peer leaders returned from 2017-2018 and were joined by five new youth. Here are some accomplishments from last year's program: • The youth participated Job Readiness workshops with 12-lessons with topics such as Work Place Skills Readiness, Personality & Career Self-Assessment, Filling a Job Application, Resume and professional resume and references list building. • We contracted with Sharon Schaff, a career development professional and life coach, who provide 16 hours of Career Compass and Personal Success workshops with topics such Finding Your Compass: Introduction to Career and Educational Planning, Test Your Career Path: Using Career Assessments for Future Direction, The Brand Called You! Putting your Strengths to the Test, Understanding Behavior Styles and Leadership Domains, Personal Management: Introduction to Effective Time Management, Using My Strengths: Personalizing Time Management and Learning Habits, and My Compass: Dreaming and Wheel of Life. • We contracted with Teen Empowerment to develop the mission statement and a curriculum with eight lessons with topics such as Event Planning, Public Speaking, Conflict Resolution and Communication, Social Justice in Our Everyday Lives, Setting Effective Goals, Social Media and Personal Branding, The Power of Language, and our Family Impact on Us.

**This position is: Complete In-Person** Job Category: Education services (e.g., schools, tutoring, academic planning)   To assist the Athletic Director, Yoth Worker and Building Manager in different tasks.

**This position is: Complete In-Person** Job Category: Child daycare/day camp   The objective of our organizations youth employment program is to provide the opportunity for youth to gain experience working with kids, collaborating with peers, while also learning more about themselves and making a change in youths lives.

**This position is: Complete In-Person** Job Category: Health Care (e.g., public health services, hospitals, medical labs, veterinary)   Health Professions Education ~ Promote community based, community oriented primary care education for a range of health professions students, from high school through graduate and professional school, to improve community health services provided to under-served populations.