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Join our team as the Age Strong Program Coordinator!
The Age Strong Program Coordinator contributes to the Boston Project Ministries’ overall community development vision. The Program Coordinator’s primary responsibility is to build a suite of services, supports, and opportunities to promote the well-being of Age Strong (55+ years old) neighbors.
The Program Coordinator will assist with defining outcomes, strategies, and processes to build a vibrant, age-strong community and leadership team. The Program Coordinator will recruit age-strong neighbors to serve as an advisory group to guide our Age Strong work.
This is a 20-hour-a-week position with flexible hours. Check … Read the rest...
Join our team as a Communications Manager and share inspiring stories of our community!
The Grants and Communications Coordinator is a new role within our organization to support the Executive Director in our storytelling and fundraising efforts. A lot of great work is happening in our organization and community, and we want the world to know!
The Communications Manager must have excellent written communication skills. They will contribute the organization’s monthly email, social media posts, and the quarterly printed newsletter. Additional projects are possible as capacity allows.
This is a 15-to-20-hour-a-week position with flexible hours. However, some hours … Read the rest...
We got a Cummings Grant! 
This past summer, Boston Project Ministries was awarded a Cummings Grant! Thank you to the Cummings Foundation for their generous grant. We are so grateful for their support, which will support our Mental Health Ambassadors program. We’re excited about the opportunity to empower our youth to be mental health leaders and to partner with the Cummings Foundation.
About the Cummings Foundation
The Cummings Foundation was established in 1986 and has since grown to be one of the three largest foundations in New England. The Foundation is active in four major areas, focusing much of its … Read the rest...
Join Our 2023 Summer Staff Team!
This summer, we’re hiring 12 adults (ages 19+) to lead our summer youth programs. We are hiring for the following positions below. Applications and hiring remain open until positions are filled. Click the links to download the job description for each position in pdf format. Visit our employment page to apply!
Neighborhood Youth Ministries
Mental Health Ambassador Coordinator
Healthy Youth Champions Coordinator
Brotherhood-Sisterhood Coordinators (2) (middle school)
Elmhurst Park Coordinators (2) (elementary)
Summer Youth Program Manager (upper-level position)
Summer Missions Program Staff
Summer Missions Program Senior Coordinator (coming … Read the rest...
The Summer Missions Program is Back!
We’re excited to announce that the Summer Missions Program (SMP) is back for the summer of 2023! We’re still looking for two more groups this summer. Contact Davidm@tbpm.org with any questions.
This cross-cultural learning trip for church youth groups is a powerful opportunity for service and learning. With a Jesus-Centered, justice-themed curriculum, young people experience life and ministry alongside our Christian community development ministry and our neighbors. The trip is 6 days/five nights, includes food, curriculum, and project materials. The cost is $425 per person. The best part is your … Read the rest...
A Job at The Boston Project is More Than a Paycheck
It’s an opportunity to explore career interests, learn foundational work-readiness skills, and develop personally, professionally, and as a leader. We offer 20-30 teenagers paid summer job positions each year, and 6-8 paid school-year jobs. During the summer, there are five teams that youth ages 14-19 can apply for.
Teen Leader for Brotherhood-Sisterhood
Teen Leader for Elmhurst Park Kids Program
We invite you to be part of a team focused on creating community change through … Read the rest...
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"You Have More Control Than You Think."
In October, Boston Project staff member David Meyerend offered 14-year-old Xavier* an extraordinary invitation:
“Do you want to fly a plane?”
David got to know Xavier playing football, where Xavier stood out as competitive. The impression grew during a field trip this past summer at Boston Project’s teen job program. Xavier was one of the first to volunteer for a zipline course. “He’s a brave, fearless kid,” David shares. “Xavier doesn’t back down.” (*Name changed)
True to character, Xavier said YES to flying.
David and Xavier drove together to Norwood Memorial Airfield, where
“BJ taught me a lot about being a young black man in America, coming from the toughest parts,” shares Jay. “He’s the proof that there is so much knowledge out there for us. We just have to take the time to learn and ask, He’s really intelligent – stocks, taxes, all that stuff. I wasn’t raised to be self-sufficient, but I had to be when I turned 18. I knew I could trust BJ with all that stuff – like adulting. He helped me get myself into a position where I could be more stable in the physical world.”… Read the rest...
The Boston Project
15 Elmhurst StreetDorchester, MA 02124
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The Boston Project is an IRS approved 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. All donations are tax deductible to the extent provided by law. Our Federal Identification Number (EIN) is 04-3395307.