Schools shift to all remote learning
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Due to a rising COVID-19 infection rate in the City, all Boston Public Schools students will shift to remote learning effective Thursday, October 22.
City department hours
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City Hall is open to the public on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. If you need to visit a department, you must make an appointment.
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Youth Engagement and Employment

Advancing the lives of Boston's youth!

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Our mission is to employ, develop, and engage Boston’s youth. We amplify youth voice and bridge opportunities for personal and professional growth.

We envision a future where Boston youth are educated, equipped, and empowered to successfully move into adulthood. Our work encompasses:

  • youth employment
  • civic engagement (Mayor’s Youth Council + Participatory Budgeting)
  • career education and skill development
  • youth advocacy, and
  • promoting youth voice and leadership.
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Contact
youthline@boston.gov
1483 Tremont Street
Boston, MA 02120
Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
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Connect with us

MBTA Youth Pass re-enrollment
Current MBTA Youth Pass cards will expire on October 31, 2020. You can re-enroll for an MBTA Youth Pass card in October.
Resources for virtual learning
Connect with online learning guides and hundreds of online learning resources.
Youth at Home Activity Guide
Learn a new hobby or skill, relax and self care, or stay connected online.
Map of meal sites for children and youth
The City is filling the summer food gap by providing no-cost meals to Boston youth ages 18 and under.
Youth First
Connecting Boston youth to local, affordable, and accessible resources.
Sign up for our monthly newsletter
Get monthly information about youth opportunities in Boston!
Request a visit from our Outreach Team
Get connected to resources! 
Volunteer with us
Give back to your community and gain volunteer hours!

Our programs

Youth employment
Connecting youth ages 15-24 to meaningful employment in Boston.
SuccessLink employment partners
The SuccessLink employment partner application serves to connect community-based organizations with youth and young adult employees.
Youth civic engagement
We connect, engage, and empower Boston’s youth through government and civic participation.
Youth career development
Preparing youth for the workforce through skill training.
YOUth First
Connecting Boston's youth to affordable, accessible resources.
MBTA Youth Passes
The MBTA Youth Pass program provides eligible youth with a reduced-cost MBTA pass.

Our Impact

Check out the impact that the Department of Youth Engagement and Employment has made this year! 

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Meet Our Team

Meet Our Team