Epiphany Graduate Resources by Jackie Deravil

jbrice16 — 2023-08-29 20:29:51 UTC

We employ Boston's youth at nonprofits, community-based organizations, and City agencies.

Requirements: Must be 14-18 during the employment period, must be a full-time resident of Boston, must be legally permitted to work in the US

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The Youth Development Program at IBA Boston provides opportunities for youth to explore their identity and culture, tell their stories, and develop positive relationships with peers and adults. We focus on arts enrichment, civic engagement, academic support, financial empowerment, and job readiness during our daily workshops.

Requirements: Boston resident, between 14-18 years old, legally permitted to work in the US, available to work Mon.-Fri. (4pm-6pm, Oct.-May)

jbrice16 — 2023-08-29 20:31:30 UTC

Explore and earn income through art and design during after-school hours.

Requirements: High school student or at least 14 years ols, able to attend during the programs regular hours, able to comple an unpaid apprenticeship period of 36 hours (doubles as community service)

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MassHire career coaches are available to help Boston residents, ages 18 to 24, with many different tasks, including exploring interests and careers, enrolling in job training programs, applying for jobs, and more. This comprehensive program offers a wide range of services tailored to young adults’ needs and aspirations.

Requirements: Boston resident, 18-24 years old

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Phone number: 617-392-0270

Point Person: Denise Jeter, djeter@aclctutoring.com, 617-799-9290

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Phone Number: 1-888-434-2582

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Phone Number: 617-265-9200

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Phone Number: 617-859-0400
Email: info@metrohousingboston.org

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Phone Number: 617-573-1100

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Phone Number: 617-348-6347
Email: housing@bostonabcd.org

mmonteiro26 — 2023-08-30 15:45:41 UTC

The purpose of the WSS and VNA Scholarship is to identify students who live in the Mattapan Community who qualify for educational assistance and to distribute funds to those students in an effort to assist them in achieving higher educational goals through a college education.

Award Varies
Requirements: Mattapan Resident, College Bound High School Senior

mmonteiro26 — 2023-08-30 15:49:11 UTC

The VFW established the voice of Democracy Program (VOD) in 1947 to provide students grades 9-12 the opportunity to express themselves in regards to democratic ideas and principles.

Award Varies

mmonteiro26 — 2023-08-30 15:53:40 UTC

Since the inception of the scholarship fund, over 60 seniors attending Boston public, charter district and pilot high schools have recieved our scholarship awards. Each year as many as three graduating high school seniors are eligible for a scholarship of up to $5,000 per year, renewable for four years. The University Club scholarships are limited to graduating seniors of Boston public, charter district and pilot high schools.

Requirements: BPS student or student at a Boston charter school

Award Varies

mmonteiro26 — 2023-08-30 16:02:03 UTC

The $5,000 Thomas J. Butler Memorial Scholarship will be awarded annually to a student who resides in South Boston, is graduating from high school and has been accepted to an accredited college or university by the submission deadline.

Requirements: Resident of South Boston, 3.0 GPA, planning to study criminal justice, political science, public service or social service.

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Price Chopper believes in and practices good corporate citizenship. To that end, we've established scholarships designed to bring educational opportunities to deserving students.

Requirements and awards vary

mmonteiro26 — 2023-08-30 16:39:45 UTC

NEBHE's Tuition Break program, the New England Regional Student Program (RSP), enables thousands of New England residents to enroll at out-of-state New England public colleges and universities at a discount. Students are eligible for the RSP Tuition Break when they enroll in an approved major that is not offered by the public colleges and universities in their home state.

Requirements: Permanent New England residents attending out-of-state public colleges and universities in the six New England states-CT, ME, NH, MA, RI, VT.

Award Varies

mmonteiro26 — 2023-08-30 16:42:51 UTC

Five scholarships of $750.00 will be awarded to eligible college students who have demonstrated the ability to overcome great obstacles and strive for educational excellence. The selection of recipients will represent the diversity of students, both traditional and non-traditional, that are served by the Educational Opportunity Programs (EOP) represented by the MEOA membership. This is in keeping with MEOA's long time commitment to ensure that all individuals have access to an appropriate higher education.

Requirements: Must participate in Educational Opportunity Program such as Upward Bound

mmonteiro26 — 2023-08-30 16:50:50 UTC

The MassNAHRO Past Presidents Memorial Scholarship Fund was established to provide tuition assistance to eligible residents, board members, employees and their families pursuing college educations. Each year the scholarship committee holds its annual competition, evaluating applications and awarding over $20,000 in scholarships.

Requirements: Live in eligible public or section 8 housing.

Award Varies

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Requirements: Scholarships are available to the children of active or retired members in good standing of the Mass Police Association. Children of deceased MPA members who were in good standing at the time of their death are also eligible.

Award Amount: $1,000

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The Mark Bavis Leadership Foundation was created to help deserving young men and women excel in their quest to improve themselves, their school or their community. The scholarship is available to any high school student in the commonwealth of Massachusetts. It is awarded on the basis of need, and is not academically based. In addition, the foundation will give more serious consideration to those students who have made efforts to make a difference in their communities and/or have shown leadership qualities within their school or community.

Requirements: Demonstrated financial need

Award: $1,000-$5,000, renewable

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Launched by United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley, the Marian L. Heards Scholars program's is to advance the next generation of leaders by promoting youth leadership development through positive adult relationships, education, and community involvement. Each scholar will be paired with an e-Coach, a high level professional who volunteers his/her time to serve as a mentor and have access to United Way/MLH program staff to help ensure college success and completion.

Requirements: Youth who have a history of participating in the United Way partner agencies' programs and/or the Youth Venture Program.

Award: up to $10,000 over four years

jbrice16 — 2023-08-30 17:45:52 UTC

Leadership Brainery works with academic institutions, prospective and current graduate students, employers, and committed community members to eliminate systemic barriers to master’s and doctoral degrees and workforce leadership opportunities for underrepresented talent -- including people of color, first generation students, and individuals from a lower socioeconomic status.

mmonteiro26 — 2023-08-30 18:52:09 UTC

Since its establishment on September 8, 1969, the 1st Lieutenant Michael P. Quinn Scholarship Fund has awarded thousands of dollars to deserving young men and women of Charlestown so that they an pursue their goal of obtaining a college degree.

Requirements: Charlestown resident for 4 years

Award: up to $4,000

mmonteiro26 — 2023-08-30 18:56:13 UTC

The $5,000 Lowell L. Richards III Memorial Scholarship will be awarded annually to a student who resides in the city of Boston, is graduating from a Boston public high school and has been accepted to an accredited college or university by the submission deadline.

Requirements: BPS student, 3.0 GPA, interested in government, public administration, management, planning, architecture or design

mmonteiro26 — 2023-08-30 19:10:18 UTC

The Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers is pleased to announce the availibility of the hunt scholarship. This $2,000 cash scholarship is awarded to a student at the undergraduate level who displays a genuine interest in community and public health through either academic study or volunteer experience.

Requirements: Interest in Community and public health via academic study or volunteer experience.

mmonteiro26 — 2023-08-30 19:13:46 UTC

Through its education and leadership development program, the Jackie Robinson Foundation provides scholarships of up to $24,000/four years to minority high school students showing leadership potential and demonstrating financial need to attend an accredited 4-year college or university of their choice.

Requirements: Minority students with financial need, attending approved four-year institution, community service and leadership

Deadline: January 10, 2024

mmonteiro26 — 2023-08-30 19:41:09 UTC

As one of the nations largest college financial aid programs in the country, the Horatio Alger National Scholarship program is the only major scholarship effort that specifically assists high school sutdents who have faced and overcome great obstacles in their young lives. While many aid programs are directed primarily to recognize academic achievement or leadership potential, the Horatio Alger program also seeks students who have a commitment to use their college degrees to service others.

Requirements: US Citizen, extracurricular involvement, maintain a 2.0 GPA, Be enrolled full time as a high school junior in the United States

jbrice16 — 2023-08-31 16:36:51 UTC

City Academy prepares trainees for jobs as Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) and for jobs requiring a Commercial Driver's License and/or Hoisting License. These City jobs offer pay above Boston's Living Wage and offer health benefits, union membership, and opportunities for pay increases.

jbrice16 — 2023-08-31 16:38:22 UTC

Are you ready to get back into the classroom and on the path to achieving your career goals? If you are 25 or older, MassReconnect will pay for all your tuition and fees and will provide you with an allowance to cover your books and supplies.

jbrice16 — 2023-08-31 17:06:37 UTC

ASAP provides safety to battered women and their children in an environment where they feel supported as they begin healing from the experience of domestic violence. Direct service staff are bilingual/bicultural women who help clients bridge language and cultural gaps as they seek safety and rebuild their lives. ASAP offers 90-day emergency shelter as well as 14-day stays in a temporary safe home. Advocacy and counseling are available in the following languages: Chinese, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, Khmer (Cambodian), Punjabi, Vietnamese, Pakistani, and Bangladeshi.

jbrice16 — 2023-08-31 17:07:50 UTC

The Boston Area Rape Crisis Center offers free, confidential services to survivors, parents, and friends ages 12 and older. Services include the support of trained counselors during crisis and in the healing process. BARCC also offers medical advocacy, legal services, case management, and support groups for survivors and their families.

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CMV is a multicultural organization founded in the mid-1970s. It partners with other local nonprofits to deliver safe and secure services to women and their children who are homeless as a result of domestic violence.

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The CVPR facilitates a comprehensive, integrated approach to addressing multiple forms of violence experienced in people’s lives. Its mission is to provide services to victims/survivors of interpersonal violence through the following programs: Safe Transitions: Domestic Violence Intervention Program, which addresses intimate partner violence or battering; Rape Crisis Intervention Program; and Community Violence Intervention Program, which addresses homicide, youth violence, bullying, and workplace assaults.

jbrice16 — 2023-08-31 17:09:52 UTC

ESH offers residential and support services to heal the effects of trauma and break the cycles of violence and abuse. It provides emergency food and clothing, beds, counseling, and a mental health and transitional program to battered women and their children. There are Spanish speakers on staff.

jbrice16 — 2023-08-31 17:10:58 UTC

Finex House provides clothing, meals, and shelter for battered women and their children who have disabilities. The House is wheelchair accessible and equipped with a light-coded signal system for deaf battered women and children. Attorneys are available to accompany battered women to court, and there is also a visiting nurse. Finex House offers parenting groups, special needs advice, and some housing vouchers. Staff members are available to use Sign Language or to speak Haitian, Creole, and Spanish.

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Harbor COV offers 14-day emergency housing, children’s services, youth services, legal advocacy, economic development, individual advocacy and support groups, community outreach and education, and community
housing initiatives. Harbor COV provides services and materials in the following languages: English, Spanish, Khmer, Creole, Portuguese, Italian, and American Sign Language. The office is open Monday through Thursday
from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and on Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

jbrice16 — 2023-08-31 17:12:17 UTC

On the Rise offers a physically and psychologically safe environment for women living in crisis or homelessness. It provides consultation to guests who are concerned with legal issues as well as an access to showers, phones, laundry, and an address to receive mail. On the Rise is a daytime shelter with a quiet place to read and nap.

jbrice16 — 2023-08-31 17:13:05 UTC

RESPOND, Inc. provides the following free and confidential services to victims of domestic violence: emergency shelter, individual advocacy, support groups, legal advocacy, and safety planning. The agency also offers linguistic outreach to survivors from non-English-speaking communities.

jbrice16 — 2023-08-31 17:14:10 UTC

Transition House is an agency that protects the safety and privacy of women ages 18 and older, their children, and transgender individuals escaping domestic violence. Services include the Transition Living Program (TLP), which provides transitional and supported housing and youth prevention education. Transition's Long-Term Housing Program provides supported housing and stabilization services. The agency also offers the Dating Violence Intervention Program (DVIP) to young people and youth-serving organizations.

jbrice16 — 2023-08-31 17:15:41 UTC

826 Boston is a free youth writing program for Boston Public School students ages 6 to 18. Trained volunteer tutors help students improve their creative and expository writing skills by providing one-on-one support within the school setting. In addition, 826 Boston offers field trips, after-school workshops, assistance in learning English, and help with student publications.

jbrice16 — 2023-08-31 17:23:15 UTC

Year Up is a one-year intensive program that provides urban high school graduates or GED recipients, ages 18
to 24, with a combination of hands-on skill development, credit at Cambridge College, and corporate
internships. This supportive, holistic approach focuses on students’ professional and personal development,
which will help them reach their full potential and place them on a viable path to economic self-sufficiency.

jbrice16 — 2023-08-31 17:25:33 UTC

The Education and Career Development Program gives homeless youth and other out-of-school young people a second chance for academic success. Students at all levels study at their own pace to gain basic literacy and math skills or to earn their GED. Career counseling helps youth explore their job interests, create cover letters and résumés, and practice interview skills. Through the Professionalism and Computer Training course, students gain access to advanced computer skills instruction, guest speakers, internships, work site tours, and job shadowing at Boston area companies.

jbrice16 — 2023-08-31 17:29:31 UTC

La Alianza Hispana is a multi-service center serving Spanish-speaking clients. It offers job training classes as well as career development. Both English and Spanish are spoken. Hours are 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. The Education Department is open until 9:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday.

jbrice16 — 2023-08-31 17:30:36 UTC

More Than Words is a nonprofit social enterprise in which youth who have been homeless, court involved, in the foster care system, or out of school are referred by their social worker, probation officer, or school counselor to participate in managing their own retail and online used book business, cafe, and community space. Working as a team, youth develop the employment skills, leadership, and self-confidence they need to transition successfully to adulthood. In addition to store-based job training, youth are engaged in personal transition planning and case management to support their progress towards employment and education.

jbrice16 — 2023-08-31 17:31:48 UTC

Each year 150 men and women graduate from Pine Street’s job training and job readiness programs. The programs include training in vocational skills, such as food services and building maintenance, as well as attitudinal skills necessary to find and retain employment.

jbrice16 — 2023-08-31 17:32:47 UTC

Solutions at Work is a network of organizations that help people transition out of homelessness and advocate for their own needs. It is led by homeless and formerly homeless individuals who receive paid, on-the-job training while helping to provide direct services. An example is Solutions at Work's low-cost moving business, which provides jobs as well as critical transportation.

jbrice16 — 2023-08-31 17:33:43 UTC

The Moving Ahead Program, or MAP, offers a 14-week job- and life-skills training program serving individuals with issues of homelessness, addiction, mental health, and/or a history of incarceration. Students attend classes five days a week to learn résumé-writing and interviewing skills as well as standards of workplace behavior and other social skills for finding and retaining a job. Programs include Studio Shine, which provides each student with image consulting, first impression workshops, and a week's worth of clean, up-to-date business attire appropriate for interviews and the workplace; Education Support Services, which includes an
ESL program and assistance in developing the language skills required for work and other real-life situations such as filling out applications and communicating in the workplace; and HirePower, an employment placement program.

jbrice16 — 2023-08-31 17:34:28 UTC

YBB is a youth and community development program that involves low-income youth in construction and rehabilitation projects. Project Advantage, an exploration of the green industry, offers academic and vocational training to youth ages 16 to 18. The Construction Training Program, designed for youth ages 18 to 24, offers opportunities to learn skills for beginning careers in the building trades. The Designery is a hands-on urban architecture workshop for high school students ages 14 to 18. Throughout their YBB training, youth are learning essential life and career skills that will equip them for success in the workplace.

MBTA Youth Pass

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Newmarket Boston Jobs Initiative

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Mass Hire

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Office of Workforce Development

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BEST Hospitality Training

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Lifeguard Jobs

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City of Boston's Career Center

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Fidelity Scholars Program

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Financial Aid Resources

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Create a FSA ID

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Submit the CSS Profile

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CSS Profile Checklist

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Breaktime Program

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Breaktime Program

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Youth Shelter

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Volunteer @ Epiphany

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Apprenticeship Pathways

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For 16-24 year olds

Spikeview

jbrice16 — 2023-12-13 18:10:30 UTC

Adults have LinkedIn. Teens have spikeview. Show the real you with an impressively organized portfolio – experiences, accomplishments, talents and interests. Use your skills to get discovered, nurture an invaluable network, and share your passions globally.

Meaningful Summer Survey

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It's now time to begin preparing for summer break, and we are thrilled to reintroduce Epiphany's Meaningful Summer Program. This program works to ensure that all of our high school aged graduates have a productive summer vacation. The goal is to keep the students off the streets while providing them opportunities to grow. We focus on three areas: work experience, academic growth, and community service.

To better understand your interests and preferences , we kindly request that you complete a brief survey.

Please reach out to Ms. Brice if your summer plans have already been arranged.

Meaningful Summer Options

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I Have A Future

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We are seeking youth, ages 14-18, to empower and coordinate community residents and leaders in conducting impactful listening sessions, using a specifically crafted tool to identify community needs. Your mission will be to organize these sessions with the goal of growing participation at each session.

A Bed for Every Child

jbrice16 — 2024-02-02 17:15:27 UTC

Partnering with schools, healthcare institutions, and nonprofit community partners, each child receives a brand-new mattress and a sturdy custom wooden bed frame.

Gains in the Education of Mathematics and Science (GEMS)

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GEMS’ mission is to interest young people, who might not otherwise give serious thought to becoming scientists or engineers, in STEM careers early enough that they have the time to attain the appropriate academic training. The program is based on a multi-disciplinary educational curriculum, and is focused on age and grade-appropriate hands-on activities, in areas such as science, engineering, mathematics, computational sciences, computational biology, biomedical sciences, chemistry and biology.

Let's Get Ready

jbrice16 — 2024-03-21 20:16:35 UTC

Let’s Get Ready provides students with FREE college application and college completion support from junior year of high school through college graduation! Services are led by near-peer college student coaches and are tailored to your college journey.

Future Chefs

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As a participant in Future Chefs you'll start in our Future Chefs Prepares program. Here you'll explore culinary arts and careers in a short-term, 7 session after school program. In FC Delivers as a junior and senior in High school you'll begin paid work, build your culinary and essential skills, and develop your plan for after High School. By the time you enter FC Sustains, you'll be putting your plan for after high school into action as the Future Chefs staff guides you during the transition to life and work.

The Possible Zone

jbrice16 — 2024-03-21 20:19:35 UTC

Based in Boston, The Possible Zone (TPZ) is an engaging, hands-on, and tuition-free youth development program that helps high school students develop the entrepreneurial mindset, skills, and social capital that prepare them for innovative careers of the future.

The Upward Project

jbrice16 — 2024-03-21 20:21:28 UTC

The Upward Project is a career development program for high achieving, low income, first-generation students who matriculate to selective colleges and universities. We work with students for five years, beginning the summer before their first year of college and continuing through their first year of post graduate employment. We provide academic coaching, career development training, social and cultural supports, and financial resources to level the playing field for our students.

ProFellow

jbrice16 — 2024-03-21 20:57:22 UTC

Search our free database of more than 2,700 funding awards for graduate study and professional development

Vital Village

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2024 Marian L Heard Scholarship Application/Solicitud de beca

jbrice16 — 2024-03-27 13:39:35 UTC

This scholarship is for youth and young adults 17-24 who are from, live, work, pray, study, or play in one of United Way of Massachusetts Bay’s focus communities: Boston, Cambridge, Chelsea, Haverhill, Lawrence, Lowell, Lynn, Malden, Quincy, Revere, Salem, and Taunton.

MassHire (Brockton)

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MassHire (South Shore)

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Single Room Occupancy

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Pioneers Run Crew

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Founded by Sidney in April 2017, PIONEERS Run Crew is a running crew that meets twice a week in two different Boston neighborhoods: Savin Hill and Fields Corner.

Serenity Beauty

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Serenity Beauty is a beauty spa specializing in eyebrows and skincare. We hope to make all your brow dreams come true as soon as you walk through our door! We feel very strong about embracing natural services and elevating natural beauty. We are here to guide our clients towards new brow and skincare routines. We are also here to create professional relationships, build trust, and spread our knowledge on the importance of skin care. And for good vibes!

Sugarlit Delights

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Homemade sweet treats

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At N Zone Sports, we feel that all kids should get to play the sports they love, and we focus on building sportsmanship and teamwork in a supportive environment.

N Zone's programs will allow your child to strengthen sports fundamentals and develop their skills while also building character and confidence that will help them in future athletic endeavors and throughout their lives.

Remarkable Event

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A Full Circle Event Planning Service

Hairapy

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Hairstyling services

Youth Options Unlimited (YOU) BOSTON

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Empowering young people from court-involved or at-risk backgrounds to succeed in the workforce, in the community, and in their lives.

Early Education Teacher Training Programs

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Childcare Resources

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Housing Lotteries

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Housing Navigator Massachusetts

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Boston income-restricted housing

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Affordable homeownership

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HomeStart

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Personal finance platform

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Free Credit-Building Resources

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Free Financial Coaching

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Part-time jobs for Students

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Access to Counsel Program

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Youth Work Permit Process: https://www.boston.gov/departments/youth-employment-and-opportunity/youth-work-permit-process

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We work closely with some of the best social services agencies that select “car-ready” candidates, and partner with vocational schools that refurbish our donated cars professionally and affordably.

Vehicles are carefully matched to suit the needs of each vetted applicant, ensuring they have a safe, reliable, and economical means of transportation.

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Epiphany Graduate Resources by Jackie Deravil

MBTA Youth Pass

Newmarket Boston Jobs Initiative

Mass Hire

Office of Workforce Development

BEST Hospitality Training

Lifeguard Jobs

City of Boston's Career Center

Fidelity Scholars Program

Financial Aid Resources

Create a FSA ID

Submit the CSS Profile

CSS Profile Checklist

Breaktime Program

Breaktime Program

Youth Shelter

Volunteer @ Epiphany

Apprenticeship Pathways

Spikeview

Meaningful Summer Survey

Meaningful Summer Options

I Have A Future

A Bed for Every Child

Gains in the Education of Mathematics and Science (GEMS)

Let's Get Ready

Future Chefs

The Possible Zone

The Upward Project

ProFellow

Vital Village

2024 Marian L Heard Scholarship Application/Solicitud de beca

MassHire (Brockton)

MassHire (South Shore)

Single Room Occupancy

Pioneers Run Crew

Serenity Beauty

Sugarlit Delights

Remarkable Event

Hairapy

Youth Options Unlimited (YOU) BOSTON

Early Education Teacher Training Programs

Childcare Resources

Housing Lotteries

Housing Navigator Massachusetts

Boston income-restricted housing

Affordable homeownership

HomeStart

Personal finance platform

Free Credit-Building Resources

Free Financial Coaching

​Part-time jobs for Students

Access to Counsel Program

Part-time jobs for Students