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B.C.Y.F.
The Mission of Boston Centers for Youth & Families is to enhance the quality of life for Boston's residents by supporting children, youth and families through a wide range of programs and services.
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Youth Eligibility for the Stimulus Grant
The Mayor's Office of Jobs and Community Services, ABCD, the Private Industry Council, Boston Youth Fund, Boston Centers for Youth & Families and community partners are working in collaboration to help eligible teens connect with Federal Stimulus Grant funded summer jobs.More Info » |
Boston R.O.C.K.S This Summer!!!
BCYF is offering several drop-in programs for youth and families. Check out what's happening in your neighborhood.Boston R.O.C.K.S!!! » 
Boston R.O.C.K.S Out!!! »
R.O.C.K. 'n Splash »
R.O.C.K. the Park »
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Boston Neighborhood Basketball League (BNBL)
Register today to be a part of the 40th season of the Boston Neighborhood Basketball League. *Please note: The Pee-Wee Developmental Program at the Shelburne Community Center is full and no longer accepting registrations. If you would like a program for this age group, the Roslindale Community Center site still has openings.*2009 BNBL Individual Player Registration Form for youth who want to participate but do not have a team. »
2009 BNBL Team Registration Packet »
2009 BNBL Coaching Clinic on June 27, 2009 for new coaches and those who want to continue to improve their coaching skills. »
2009 Pee Wee Registration form for the Roslindale Community Center Pee Wee Developmental Program for youth ages 6-10. »
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Urban Youth Leadership Corps Hiring Peace Fellows
The Urban Youth Leadership Corps (UYLC) is a nationally unique model that unites youth engaged in and affected by violence with violence prevention and leadership development programs based on scientifically based curricula. Each year 15 Peace Fellows, women and men ages 17-24, are engaged to teach and model nonviolent conflict resolution, leadership, civic responsibility, and self-esteem to 400 7-12 year-olds in out-of-school programs in Boston’s neighborhoods affected by violent crime, 200 volunteers and to 30 families in workshops.More Information and Application »
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