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B.C.Y.F.

BCYF offers a range of affordable programs including preschool, school-aged & adult education, family literacy, youth employment, violence prevention & intervention, senior activities, recreation and enrichment. BCYF’s 35 facilities are located throughout Boston.

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  BCYF's Program Guide 2011-12 is here!

  The BCYF Program Guide 2011-2012 contains dozens of neighborhood-based programs for Bostonians of all ages. Each month, BCYF offers over 400 programs ranging from education to enrichment to a wide range of sports programs and leagues.  This guide is intended to give you a general idea of what we offer during the non-summer months of the year.

  BCYF Program Guide 2011-2012 »

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  BNBL Logo Design Contest

  BCYF’s Boston Neighborhood Basketball League (BNBL) and Reebok need YOUR help designing a logo for the 2012 BNBL season!

  BNBL Logo Contest »

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  Junior Celtics Basketball League

  Middle School (grades 6-8) and PeeWee (grades 3-5) leagues start in January at BCYF sites across the city!

  Jr. Celtics League »

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  Indoor Golf Clinics

  BCYF is offering Indoor Golf Clinics for youth and adults beginning in February.  These clinics are one hour long and equipment is provided or you may bring your own. Space is limited, sign up today!

  Indoor Golf Clinics 2012 »

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  New West Roxbury Brochure

  Winter 2011-2012 programming for the BCYF Roche Community Center.

  West Roxbury Brochure Winter 2011-2012 »

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  BCYF Recreation Programs

  Check out all activites and programs the BCYF Recreation Division is offering including programming at the new BCYF Recreation Center at Madison Park.

  BCYF Recreation Page »

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  Public Computing Centers

  The Boston Broadband Community Computing Centers are the result of a partnership between the Boston Centers for Youth & Families, the Boston Housing Authority and the Boston Public Library. These community-oriented training centers will provide a variety of free workshops and classes in basic computing and new technologies. The centers are located at nearly 50 BCYF, BHA and BPL facilities throughout Boston.

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Resources

• BCYF Facilities Map
• Streetworker Deployment Map and Contact List

Reports & Publications

• BCYF Program Guide 2011-2012
• West Roxbury Fall 2011 Brochure
• Jackson/Mann Fall 2011 Brochure
• Summer Guide 2011
• Subscribe to BCYF E-Mail Updates