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Boston receives Community Development Block Grant funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, HUD, under a formula based on several factors. The funds are received by the City's Department of Neighborhood Development, DND, and are used primarily for affordable housing and economic development. HUD allows cities to use up to 15% of this money for human service programming. DND subcontracts with JCS to manage that portion of the CDBG allocation.

JCS issues competitive Requests for Proposals in order to make awards to non-profits across the city for programming to serve youth and adults. These funds are intended to be used to provide support services to enable individuals to access education or job training and, in turn, obtain the kinds of jobs capable of moving people out of poverty. Services range from pre-school and after school programs to homeless outreach and elder services.

Staff Contacts:
Ms. Dee Dee Allen, Staff Assistant
Jobs and Community Services
43 Hawkins Street
Boston, MA 02114
617-918-5269 (T)
617-918-5299 (F)
DeeDee.allen.jcs@cityofboston.gov
Mr. Damal Ray, Contract Administrator
Jobs and Community Services
43 Hawkins Street
Boston, MA 02114
617-918-5249 (T)
617-918-5299 (F)
Damal.ray.jcs@cityofboston.gov
Mr. Sammy Tse, Contract Administrator
Jobs and Community Services
43 Hawkins Street
Boston, MA 02114
617-918-5271 (T)
617-918-5299 (F)
Sammy.tse.jcs@cityofbsoton.gov
Ms. Xanty Necoechea, Program Manager
Jobs and Community Services
43 Hawkins Street
Boston, MA 02114
617-918-5273 (T)
617-918-5299 (F)
Xanty.necoechea.jcs@cityofboston.gov
Mr. Larry Smith, Deputy Director
Jobs and Community Services
43 Hawkins Street
Boston, MA 02114
617-918-5262 (T)
617-918-5299 (F)
Larry.smith.jcs@cityofboston.gov
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City CalendarSee a listing of Jobs & Community Services events and meetings.

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Announcements
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.
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State Minimum Wage
$8.00 per hour

Boston Living Wage
$12.79

Jobs Linkage 
$1.57 per square foot


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