This leadership development program engages 8 to 10 teenagers from our community each year. Our goal is for youth to become effective emerging leaders by creating solutions for community issues in our neighborhood and areas of their personal lives.

We equip youth with the important leadership skills, such as communication, problem solving skills, teamwork, and more. Teenagers work to identify issues in our neighborhood and mobilize others to constructively solve those issues. They are also partnered with mentors who invest in their personal, academic, and professional lives.… Read the rest...

This free, drop-in program provides academic support and a place for community for kids ages 5-12. Our goal is for kids to understand and complete their homework, advance to the next grade, and build friendships with each other.

Because kids who live on the same street go to schools all over the city, this is an important space for coming together to build a strong community. To learn more about becoming a Homework Center volunteer tutor, contact us.… Read the rest...

We invite groups of all ages to join us for an immersive experience in our neighborhood. Get plugged into meaningful service that contributes to long-term change, while learning about God’s heart for the city and for justice.

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Welcome to our neighborhood group! The TNT Neighbors United is a thriving, community-led group that is dedicated to making our neighborhood greener, healthier, safer, and financially stable.

TNT Neighbors United

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We believe God has given us a special place to walk beside out teenagers as they discover more about who He is, who they are, and his purpose for their lives.

The Boston Project works with local partner Rescued Church to host a youth Bible study to dig into God’s word together. We are excited for the awesome things God is doing in their lives!

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The Boston Project is working in collaboration with local partners to pilot a nationally-recognized effort to become an “Eco-Innovation District.” Together, we are creating a new model for green and equitable development in low-income urban neighborhoods. Initiatives include energy upgrades for century-old homes, new transit-oriented development, and a focus on green spaces.

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