Do you Have Plans for the Summer? Are you looking to play on a sports team, to participate in a summer camp or to find an event in Boston? Boston R.O.C.K.S!!!- Recreational Opportunities for City Kids: If you are looking for summer programs for youth ages 8-18, check out Boston R.O.C.K.S!!! The "Search" will link you to www.BOSTONavigator.org which contains hundreds of summer opportunities for youth. You can click on "Events" to search the calendar and see additional summer resources to make your summer great! Boston R.O.C.K.S!!! at
Make Sure Your Information is Updated or Added to BOSTONavigator.org so Youth and Families Know What Your Organization Has to Offer This Summer! To be listed on BOSTONavigator, programs must be located in Boston, provide supervision for youth ages 5-18, and operate during out-of-school time. E-mail Help@BOSTONavigator.org
Check Out Exiting Boston R.O.C.K.S.!!! Events at Boston Centers for Youth and Families! In addition to summer camps, community centers around the city will be offering many activities, events, and programs for youth of all ages. Programs and events are broken down into 2 age groups of 12 & younger and 12 & older. Activities include the “R.O.C.K.S!!! OUT” Program, After Summer School, “ROCK and SPLASH” and Sports and Recreation. Check out
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CITY OF BOSTON CALENDAR
The New City of Boston Calendar is Better than Ever! Choose 4 different views and filter events by audience, neighborhood, and event type. You can even download events to your calendar and get e-mail and text message reminders about events you want to check out. Visit
Do You Want to Get Large Groups of People to Come to Your Events? Than Add Your Events to the City of Boston Calendar!: Promote your event by making submissions to the City of Boston online calendar. Submissions will be approved and posted on the website. www.cityofboston.gov/calendar/addevent
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AWESOME EVENTS
‘Carnival’ ICA Teen Night: Come see the latest films created by the teens in the Media Program. May 30, 6-9pm. www.icaboston.org
Safe Schools Talent Show: See the talent in Boston Public Schools. May 30, 6-9pm. English High Community Center. 617-635-5244
“Together We Can” Peace Concert: See a free concert at the Perkins Community Center. May 30, 6-9pm. 617-635-5146
Day of Action with United Way: Join United Way for the first ever Day of Action on Jun 22. The Day of Action is an opportunity for everyone to come together to celebrate civic engagement, hear performances and sign up to get involved in the community. www.supportunitedway.org/calendar
MyDorchester Night: Get the opportunity to meet other Dorchester residents and expand your personal and community networks, connect with neighbors and local artists and share opportunities to volunteer, engage and collaborate while enjoying live music and light refreshments. Jun 26, 6-9pm. At DotWell, 450 Washington St, Dorchester. 617-822-8341, kwinters@scidorchester.org
Walk Jamaica Pond During the 5th Annual NeighborWalk Celebration: Bring a team of 20 walkers to receive a gift certificate and enter a raffle to win an iPod. Also, listen to music, watch fitness demonstrations, and take part in activities. Jun 7, 8:30am-12pm. To register, 617-534-5690 www.bphc.org/neighborwalk
The Plumbing Shop and the Department of Adult Education Invites You to an Open House: Visit the plumbing shop and meet the instructors, staff and students. Learn about the exciting programs available for high school students and adults. Jun 5, 3:30pm. Madison Park Technical Vocational High School. Joyce or Maria, 617-635-9827.
"Looking for Peace, One Block at a Time”: Hyde Square Task Force's Health Career Ambassadors have produced a documentary addressing the issues of health and well-being associated with violence. Premiers May 29, 6-8pm. John D. O'Bryant African American Institute at Northeastern University, 40 Leon Street, Suite 212. Guy, 617-524-8303 x302, guy@hydesquare.org
Franklin Park Transportation & Access Meeting: Share your experiences walking, bicycling, riding the T, and driving to the park. Jun 3, 6:30-8pm. Franklin Park Golf Clubhouse. Call in advance. 617-282-2881,
Bunker Hill Day Parade: Celebrate history in the Bunker Hill Parade. Parade starts at the Charlestown Navy Yard. Jun 10, 11:30am Charlestown. Arthur Hurley, 617-242-2724
ParkARTS Waterfront Concert Series: This concert on Boston's waterfront celebrates the kick-off of the ParkARTS season. On Jun 21, the concert features the U.S. Air Force Band of Liberty and special guest Byron Stripling. Christopher Columbus Park. 617-635-4505
Frog Pond Wading Pool Opening Celebration: Enjoy this annual beach party and more at the Frog Pond Wading Pool Jun 27, 11am-1pm. Boston Common. 617-635-4505,
28th Annual Dragon Boat Festival: The largest Asian American celebration in New England. Jun 8, 9am. www.bostondragonboat.org
Free Fridays Flicks: Classic & popular, family-oriented movies shown each Friday night throughout the summer at the MDC Hatch Shell on the Esplanade for free! Starts Jun 27, Sunset. Please call the WBZ Free Friday Flicks Hotline for weekly movie information: 617-787-7200
AIDS Walk Boston: Raise money for the AIDS Action Committee and help to raise awareness about AIDS and HIV. Begins at the Esplanade on Storrow Drive. Jun 1, 8am. www.aac.org
Films for Teens: Check out movies at the Copley Branch Library on Fri at 2:30pm in Rabb Lecture Hall. Hairspray Jun 13, A Knight’s Tale Jun 27, Batman Jul 18, Circle of Friends Aug 8 and School Ties Aug 22. 617-536-5400,
Swan Boats are Back in Boston: The Swan Boats are back in town. Open seven days a week weather permitting. Adult admission is $2.75, youth ages 2-15 is $1.50 and seniors are $2. 617-522-1966, www.swanboats.com
Dorchester Day Parade: Celebrate Dorchester with neighbors and friends on Jun 1, 1pm. Parade travels along Dorchester Ave from Lower Mills to Columbia Road.
Get a Henna Tattoo: Nimmi Seghal will give teens henna tattoos. A signed permission slip is required. Jun 20, 3pm. Copley Library. 617-536-5400,
Out of My Dreams- The Cinderella Channel: The Roland Hayes School of Music presents Cinderella. Free parking. 55 Malcolm X Blvd. Roxbury. 617-635-8973, rolandhayes@boston.k12.ma.us
National Trails Day at Franklin Park: Jun 7, 10am-12pm. Participate in volunteer projects and maintain paths. Meet at the resting place or Shattuck Picnic Grove.
Neponset River Greenway Festival Event: Take part in family fun night and the Neponset 5K Run. At the Martini Shell on Truman Parkway in Hyde Park. The event will include dancing, face painting, a moon bounce, free food and much more. Jun 26, 5:30-9pm. Call 617-962-4756 to register for the race. $15 registration fee.
The Green Roots Festival: The Bikes Not Bombs Green Roots Festival will celebrate sustainable urban living. Jun 8, 12-5:30pm. Outside Stony Brook T stop, Jamaica Plain. Jasmine, 617-522-0222 x106, jasmine@bikesnotbombs.org
21st Annual Bike-A-Thon: Ride with Bikes Not Bombs to support its unique social justice work recycling over 5,000 bicycles annually with programs here in Boston and nations of the Global South. Jun 8. Runs 9-11am. Jasmine, 617-522-0222 x106, jasmine@bikesnotbombs.org
Puerto Rican Festival: Festival music, carnival rides, food, and vendors on the Playstead ballfields between the Stadium and the Zoo. Jun 27-29, 12-10:30pm. Parade on Sun at noon from New Dudley St in Roxbury, past Reggie Lewis, along Columbus Ave to Seaver St, to Walnut Ave and arriving in the park at White Stadium. Roads closed from 10am-2pm.
Neponset Harborwalk: Join Boston Natural Areas Network President Valerie Burns and The Boston Harbor Association for a unique walk along the Neponset River. Jun 11, 5-6pm. Meet at the Gallivan Blvd. entrance of Pope John Paul II Park, Dorchester. Light refreshments provided. Free, reservations required. 617-482-1722,
Harborwalk to New England Aquarium: Meet at the Moakley Federal Courthouse for a walk along Boston's vibrant Fort Point Channel and downtown waterfront with TBHA's Vivien Li. Enjoy art, history and great views along the way. Jun 24, 3-4pm. Free. Reservations required. 617-482-1722,
“Back to the Beaches” at Spectacle Island: Jun 26, 1-4pm. Join The Boston Harbor Association for a visit to Spectacle Island. Bring a beach towel and a swimsuit and enjoy the newest beach on Boston Harbor. Sand toys and free ice cream provided at the beach. Free, reservations required. 617-482-1722,
Save the Date-Festival Betances Youth Day: Express yourself, unite with others and celebrate cultural pride. Jul 19,10-3:30pm. O’Day Park, Roxbury. If you have talent and want to be part of this event, contact Julio, 617-399-1957
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FREE SUMMER MEALS
Free Summer Meals: Get free breakfast and other summer meals at sites around the city. Summer meals sites are located at schools, parks, pools, neighborhood centers, social service organizations, and other local sites throughout many cities and towns in Massachusetts. No registration or identification is needed in qualified areas. Most sites serve lunch, though some sites offer additional meals such as breakfast, snack, or dinner. For a list of sites and hours, call 800-645-8333.
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SUMMER READING
Book Sale at the Adams Street Library: Buy books at the library in good condition for great prices. Jun 14. Also, see what Museum passes the library has to offer throughout the summer. 617-436-6900
Read to Ride: Read to Ride is offering children a chance to win a bike and helmet every time they complete a book. Entry forms will be available through Jul 11 at all Dependable Cleaners locations.
Reading Readiness: Stories, songs, performances and games for kids ages 2-5. A playtime follows. Pre-registration required. On Tuesdays, Jul 1-Aug 12. 10:30am. 617-436-6900,
Summer Reading Kickoff: Enjoy food, games and activities and sign up to win prizes for reading this summer. Jun 13, 2:30pm. Honan-Allston Branch Library. 617-787-6313,
Wild Reads Craft Program: Children age 4 and up are invited to a make and take craft program. Come make a craft to kick off Summer Reading and watch a short film while your masterpiece dries! North End Branch Library. Registration required. 617-227-8135,
Wild Reads Summer Club: Activities for kids ages 6-16 will include scavenger hunts, orienteering games, and campfires. Pre-registration required. On Wednesdays, Jul 9-Aug 13, 6pm. 617-436-6900,
Avoid Overdue Fines at the Library: Receive an e-mail notification when your library books are due back. Visit
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SUMMER STUFF
Summer Arts and Performance for Teens: This summer, the Cloud Foundation will offer 4 workshops for Boston-area youth ages 14-19. If you are ready to try something new and would like to explore art and media then come to Cloud place. All workshops are free, and lunch or dinner will be provided. Students will receive a stipend. Applications available at www.cloudfoundation.org/programs/index.html
YAWP Teen Writing Fellowship: This intensive 3-week program will pay Boston highschoolers a stipend for their commitment to writing and learning about writing. They will write fiction, poetry, and nonfiction, try their hand at workshopping, and will attend readings and meet authors and literary agents. In Aug. Sonya, 617-695-0075, www.grubstreet.org
Camp Joy: Camp Joy still has camper openings! Camper info and applications can be found online at
Boston Centers For You and Families Pools Open for the Summer!: The Cloherty Pool in Charlestown and the Mirabella Pool in the North End open Sat Jun 21 for the season. 617-635-4920,
Summer Stuff: The Summer Stuff 2008 edition is here! This annual newspaper highlights all of the great programs and opportunities for Boston students in the summer. For younger kids, check out Summer Stuff Jr.
Boston Centers For Youth and Families Summer Guide Now Available: Check out a list of BCYF summer camps and programs as well as summer recreation offerings. Available online at
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SUMMER JOBS
Camp Joy: Camp Joy is still hiring counselors. For information and an application, go to www.cityofboston.gov/jobs
ABCD Summerworks: ABCD provides employment for low-income, at risk Boston teenagers ages 14-21 and offers education, mentoring and tutoring. Placement ranges from hospitals, colleges, clinics, day camps, museums, and government agencies. Applications available at locations around the city.
Bikes Not Bombs is Looking for an Assistant Youth Bike Instructor: Lead programs from On-the-Bike on down to our special events and Cycles programs. Young people 15 years and older (13 years old to volunteer) are encouraged to apply. Help promote safe bicycling, positive mechanics and a good cycling learning environment. Matt Soycher, 617-522-0222 x101
South End Technology Center: The Learn 2 Teach, Teach 2 Learn Program gives you an opportunity to do meaningful work. Get paid to get training on emerging technologies. Ages 14-19. 617-578-0597, mhking@mit.edu
Lifeguarding Opportunities: If you’re 15 or older and looking for a great job or a challenging career, American Red Cross Life guarding is the best place to start. 617-274-5380. For other lifeguarding opportunities, please call the Mayor’s Youthline at 617-635-2240.
Volunteer at a Voter Registration Drive: Volunteers are needed to help staff tables at two Dorchester-wide voter registration drives. Jun 28, 10am-1pm. Tables located in Fields Corner and Codman Square Areas.
Resume Help at Dudley Branch Library: Drop in for help with a resume on Tuesdays at 11am. 617-442-6186,
Boston Private Industry Council (PIC): Visit your PIC Counselors at Boston Public High Schools to learn about jobs, internships, resume writing and much more. www.bostonpic.org
Teen Resume Guide: If you need help making a resume for potential employment opportunities check out the BostonYouthZone resume guide. www.bostonyouthzone.com/myc/pdfs/teen_resume_guide.pdf
Job Tips for Teens: If you are looking for a job, be sure to check out Job Tips for Teens. Get job ideas for all age groups! www.bostonyouthzone.com/afterschool/employment/tips.pdf
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PROGRAMS
Landscape Watercolor Painting Workshops: Artists ages 9 and older are invited to participate in hands-on watercolor painting workshops enabling artists of all skill levels to create their own green-space inspired masterpieces. Materials provided. Jun 7, 8, 14, 15, 21 & 28. 12-2pm. Workshops held at various locations. Check out
JA Academy: Build your résumé and complete college applications with this impressive program. A free Junior Achievement after-school program for students interested in running their own company and selling products. Fall applications are available online at www.jaem.org
Art Instruction for Teens: Learn drawing and sketching techniques with accomplished artist, painter, and printmaker, Jesus Matheus. Jun 2, 4pm. Copley Library. To sign up for the class: 617-859-2334,
Board Games for Teens: Play games including Twister, Chess, Monopoly and Uno. Jun 16 & 30, after school in the Young Adults Room. 617-859-2334,
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FAMILY FUN
Family Fest at the Roche Community Center: This block party will feature music, food and more. Fundraiser for the West Roxbury Community Center. Tickets $10 per person/$40 per family. Jun 28, 3-7pm. Roche Community Center. 617-635-5066.
Jimmy Fund Scooperbowl: More than 40 flavors of ice cream will be served at City Hall Plaza on Jun 11, 11:30am-8pm. $8 for adults and $4 for children ages 3-9. Children under 3 are free. Proceeds benefit the cancer care and research at the Dana Farber Cancer Institute. www.scooperbowl.org
Family Fun Day- Go Fly A Kite Sundays: Sundays from Jun 22-Aug 31, 1:30-3:30pm. Bring your own or make your own! Kids are invited to decorate their kite. Kite materials provided, one kite per child, while supplies last. Spectacle Island. 617-223-8666, boha_information@nps.gov
SummersDay Revels: Celebrate the first weekend of summer, a free 3-day event celebrating Boston's cultural diversity and the summer season. Performances in the late afternoon of Jun 21 & 22 on multiple stages along Fort Point Channel before uniting each evening for an exciting inter-cultural SummersDay Revels performance on the Main Stage near Boston Children's Museum. Jun 20-22.
Save the Date for the Life Is Good Festival: Listen to live music, eat backyard food, and play fun games for adults and kids. Free. Boston Common. Jul 19, 11am-6pm.
Radical Reptiles: Kids will get to meet snakes and learn about reptiles up close. East Boston Branch library. Jun 30, 6pm. 617-569-0271,
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APPLY NOW
Boston Youth Moves to Hold Placement Auditions: One of Boston’s top dance training programs is holding placement auditions for youth ages 12-19 looking for a rewarding challenge. Boston Youth Moves (BYM) is holding an early admission placement audition Jun 7, 3pm at the Jeannette Neill Dance Studio. 617-523-1355, info@bostonyouthmoves.org
Auditions for the Secret Garden: Children ages 6-14 should sign up for an audition time. Sarah Ollove will direct rehearsals in August. Jun 5, 5-7:30pm and Jun 7, 10am-3pm. Auditions held at West Roxbury Branch Library. 617-325-3147,
Only a Few Days Left to Apply to be a Member of the Governor’s Youth Council: Help Governor Patrick with issues you care about. Boost your leadership and team-building skills while shaping your community. If you are ages 14-20 and a resident of Massachusetts, let your voice be heard. Deadline to apply is May 30. Anny, 617-725-4020, www.mass.gov/governor/youthcouncil
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SPORTS
“Football For You” Clinic: Participate in a free clinic hosted at English High School Community Center in Jamaica Plain. Former Patriots players and local high school coaches will teach the clinic. Jun 7, 12:30-5pm. Boys and Girls ages 12-14. For more info or to register, Mike 617-635-4920 x2219, Michael.Triant@cityofboston.gov
All City Baseball Classic: Come watch Boston's best high school baseball players and get into Fenway Park for free. Jun 17, 3pm. Fenway Park.
Tenacity: Tennis for youth between the ages of 7 and 15. Instruction takes place at 30+ neighborhood sites throughout the city. All summer sites include a highly structured thirty-minute reading session during each three-hour block of instruction to help promote academic achievement. 617-562-0900,
18 & Under Stop the Violence Girls Basketball Tournament: Sign up a team of 8 girls for a tournament at UMASS Boston on Jul 19. Teams guaranteed two games. Shirts provided. $150 registration fee per team. For more information about the tournament or about submitting rosters, contact Mitch, 617-372-5221, mitchmj2003@yahoo.com
GirlsWinAcademy Basketball Camp: Participate in two weeks of basketball fun and excitement at the Boston Latin School. For girls ages 9-17. Join Coach Roberts, a Hall of Fame inductee at Ohio State University, to improve your skills. Sessions run from Jul 21-25 and Jul 28- Aug 1. Groups registering 6 or more players will receive a discount. For more info, Coach Roberts, Robertsgwa@aol.com
Dorchester Youth Soccer Registration: Open to all kids age 4-14. To participate, kids must be 4 years old and younger than 15 on or before Sep 1. Need soccer cleats shinguards and a pair of black shorts to play. 617-822-8210
White Stadium Sports Center: This sport teaching center offers boys and girls the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of a variety of sports in this six-week program. For ages 7-14. Held Jul 8- Aug 15, Tues- Fri 8:30am-3pm. Also, the White Stadium Sports Center has expanded its offerings to 5 days a week. Mondays will focus on enhancing children’s’ reading and writing skills. White Stadium, Dorchester. Pre-registration required and space is limited. 617- 635–4920 x2218
East Boston Summer Recreation and Sports Center: This program offers a full day drop-off program. Children can participate in an array of supervised activities including dance, sports, games and arts & crafts. For ages 7-14. Held Jul 7-Aug 15, Mon-Fri, 8:30am-5pm. Pre-registration is recommended, space is limited. 617-635–4920 x2219
Boston Neighborhood Basketball League: In partnership with Reebok International, teams play one another weekly to vie for the league championship title in three divisions for boys and girls including 18 & under, 15 & under and 13 & under. Coaches must pre-register their teams by Jun 13. $10 Registration Fee Per Team. You can also sign up individually by using the individual sign up form on the BCYF website. There will also be Pee Wee Developmental Programs for Boys and Girls ages 6-10. They will be held at the Shelburne Community Center on Mon-Thurs from 5-8pm and at the Roslindale Community Center on Mon & Wed from 5:30-7:30pm. Applications available at
Sign Up for Junior Golf Lessons: Take golf lessons at the George Wright Golf Course in Hyde Park or the Franklin Park Golf Course in Dorchester. For ages 7-14. Space is limited and an application is required. First come first serve. Applications due Jun 6. Applications can be accessed online at
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FOR GIRLS ONLY
Girls Night Out Events: This summer, there will be 6 Girls Night Out Events. Outings may include a Red Sox game or a movie night. Stay tuned for upcoming dates. 617-635-4920,
Save the Date for the Citywide Girls Summit: Make sure you attend the 3rd Annual Girls Summit. The summit will connect over 200 girls to much needed resources and opportunities. Aug 16, 9am-2pm. Simmons College. 617-635-4920 x 2314, Erika.Butler@cityofboston.gov
The Susan and Jack Rudin Weekend Leadership Conference: A great opportunity for young women from across the country to come together to learn and practice a new model of leadership, make friends and have fun! Pine Manor College. Jun 20-22. Cost: $150 (financial aid is available) 617-731-7620, www.pmc.edu/ILSR/HighSG
Girls Day at Computer Clubhouse at Museum of Science: Come in every Monday 2-5:30pm and make new friends, learn job skills and discover how to make a website. Free. Brenda Abanavas, 617-589-0271, babanavas@mos.org
GRLZ Radio: Got a piece you want to speak? Whether it’s music or poetry- if its positive, contact us. www.grlzradio.org
Girl Scouts: All girls ages 5-18 are invited to visit Girl Scouts of Eastern Mass to see how you can learn about many new things. 617-482-1078, urbantean@ptgirlscouts.org
GIRLS 2008: To learn more about Girls Nights Out, Girls Leadership Corps, Girls Summit, Girls Activate & More. Erika Butler, 617-635-4920 x 2314, Erika.Butler@cityofboston.gov
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OFF TO COLLEGE
Scholarship Opportunity for Television/Media/Communications Students: Mayor Thomas M. Menino, the Boston School Committee and Superintendent Carol R. Johnson invite graduating seniors in Boston Public Schools to apply for a $2,500 college scholarship through a grant from Turner Broadcast System, Inc. The scholarship will be awarded to a student who plans to pursue a college degree and/or career in the fields of broadcast television, media or other communications-related industry. Applications due May 30. Seth, 617-635-7967, spfeiffer@boston.k12.ma.us
Lets Get Ready: Lets Get Ready is a program that helps students from first generation or low income families with college applications and SAT Prep. To learn more about their classes and programs, go to www.letsgetready.org
Boston Scholarship Guide: Information about hundreds of scholarships available to help you pay for college! www.bostonscholarshipguide.com
Boston Public Schools Career and College Guide: If you are thinking about your college options and career choices, be sure to check out this helpful guide! www.bostonpublicschools.org/bps/collegeguide.pdf
SAT Question of the Day: Need to prepare for the SATs? Sign up to receive official SAT practice questions daily. www.collegeboard.com
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PLANET EARTH
Reduce Your Carbon Footprint!: Leaving your car at home twice a week can cut greenhouse gas emissions over 1,500 pounds per year. Learn more about how to reduce your carbon footprint and other ways to protect the environment by visiting the Environmental Protection Agency site. www.epa.gov
Youth CAN Climate Action Grant: You and your school or youth group could have $1,000 to do climate action work during the 2008/2009 school year. Application deadline is soon! Cate Arnold, Boston Latin School, 617-688-2262
Hazardous Waste Recycling: The City of Boston's Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Days are scheduled for Jun 14 at UMASS Boston and Jun 28 at the West Roxbury Public Works Yard at Millennium Park. From 9am-2pm. For Boston residents only. No commercial waste will be accepted. Proof of residency required. The City reserves the right to reject materials 617-635-4959, www.cityofboston.gov/publicworks/recycling/hazardouswaste.asp
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YOUTH WORKERS
Youth Development Approaches to Youth Violence Prevention Conference: To be held on Jun 2 at The College of the Holy Cross. Free conference. Space is limited and registration is on a first come first served basis. Neil Maniar, swapnil.maniar@state.ma.us
Families Matter Conference: BOSTnet and the United Way are holding a conference on family engagement with the latest tools and strategies developed for the Out-of-School Time field. Jun 6. RSVP to 617-720-1290 x232, info@bostnet.org
Google Offers Free Internet Applications to Nonprofits: Google is offering a number of tools at no cost to nonprofit organizations, including e-mail programs, mapping software, blogs, Internet traffic analysis programs, and free search engine advertising. Google recently established a new nonprofit portal so that groups can access the tools easily. In addition to the software, the site offers setup instructions and advice on how to use the programs to support the group's mission. For additional information visit: www.google.com/nonprofits/
Go Girl Go Leadership Conference: Hosted by The Simmons Institute for Leadership and Change, the 2nd Leadership Conference will include panels and workshops called “Money, Money, Money!!!” and “Getting Girls Going!!!”. Jun 6, 8:30am-12pm. www.womenssportsfoundation.org/Content/Articles/GoGirlGo/Boston/S/Save-the-Date-June-LC.aspx
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The Mayor’s YOUTHLINE is a resource for young people, parents, educators and youth workers. Teen listeners offer a variety of referrals to art, athletic, educational, employment, entertainment, legal, health and social service programs and organizations. Call the YOUTHLINE at 617-635-2240 or search the online database of youth programs at
The Mayor's Youth Council is working to connect young people in Boston with resources and opportunities. For more information on the MYC and our projects:
