84-93 Dale St.

Dudley Grows added 3 new photos.

This enthusiastic team from Bank of America came to help out on the West Cottage Farm for some fun and hard work yesterday. They spent their day moving compost and prepping beds for planting. Thanks #BofAVolunteers, #GlobalServiceMonth!

Mayor Walsh announces start of SuperTeen program

BCYF Shelburne, 2730 Washington Street, Roxbury;

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BCYF Blackstone, 50 W. Brookline Street, South End;

BCYF Charlestown, 255 Medford Street, Charlestown;

BCYF Condon,  200 D Street, South Boston;

BCYF Flaherty Pool, 160 Florence Street, Roslindale;

BCYF Gallivan, 61 Woodruff Way, Mattapan;

BCYF Hennigan, 200 Heath Street, Jamaica Plain;

BCYF Holland, 85 Olney Street, Dorchester;

BCYF Jackson Mann, 500 Cambridge Street, Allston;

BCYF Madison Park, 55 Malcolm X Boulevard, Roxbury;

BCYF Marshall, 35 Westville Street, Dorchester (center opens May 1;)

BCYF Mattahunt, 100 Hebron Street, Mattapan;

BCYF Menino, 125 Brookway Road, Roslindale;

BCYF Ohrenberger, 175 West Boundary Road, West Roxbury;

BCYF Paris Street, 112 Paris Street, East Boston;

BCYF Perkins, 155 Talbot Avenue, Dorchester;

BCYF Pino, 86 Boardman Street, East Boston;

BCYF Roslindale, 6 Cummins Highway, Roslindale;

BCYF Tobin, 1481 Tremont Street, Mission Hill;

BCYF Vine Street, 339 Dudley Street, Roxbury (program will be located at BCYF Madison Park Community Center due to ongoing renovations at BCYF Vine Street.)

Mayor Walsh announces request for ideas for the activation of 555 Columbia Road in Upham’s Corner

Mayor Walsh announces start of SuperTeen program
BOSTON - Friday, April 6, 2018 - Mayor Martin J. Walsh today announced the start of enrollment for the Boston Centers for Youth & Families (BCYF) summer SuperTeens Program. Youth ages 13-14 in the SuperTeens program will have the opportunity to attend weekly leadership development workshops, gain work experience in BCYF community centers and participate in field trips to Boston's arts and cultural institutions.
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Mayor Walsh announces start of SuperTeen Program

BCYF Shelburne, 2730 Washington Street, Roxbury;

This article has 19 other Boston locations (Show)

BCYF Blackstone, 50 W. Brookline Street, South End;

BCYF Charlestown, 255 Medford Street, Charlestown;

BCYF Condon,  200 D Street, South Boston;

BCYF Flaherty Pool, 160 Florence Street, Roslindale;

BCYF Gallivan, 61 Woodruff Way, Mattapan;

BCYF Hennigan, 200 Heath Street, Jamaica Plain;

BCYF Holland, 85 Olney Street, Dorchester;

BCYF Jackson Mann, 500 Cambridge Street, Allston;

BCYF Madison Park, 55 Malcolm X Boulevard, Roxbury;

BCYF Marshall, 35 Westville Street, Dorchester (center opens May 1;)

BCYF Mattahunt, 100 Hebron Street, Mattapan;

BCYF Menino, 125 Brookway Road, Roslindale;

BCYF Ohrenberger, 175 West Boundary Road, West Roxbury;

BCYF Paris Street, 112 Paris Street, East Boston;

BCYF Perkins, 155 Talbot Avenue, Dorchester;

BCYF Pino, 86 Boardman Street, East Boston;

BCYF Roslindale, 6 Cummins Highway, Roslindale;

BCYF Tobin, 1481 Tremont Street, Mission Hill;

BCYF Vine Street, 339 Dudley Street, Roxbury (program will be located at BCYF Madison Park Community Center due to ongoing renovations at BCYF Vine Street.)  

Mayor Walsh announces start of SuperTeen Program
Mayor Martin J. Walsh today announced the start of enrollment for the Boston Centers for Youth & Families (BCYF) summer SuperTeens Program. Youth ages 13-14 in the SuperTeens program will have the opportunity to attend weekly leadership development workshops, gain work experience in BCYF community centers and participate in field trips to Boston's arts and cultural institutions.
https://www.boston.gov

Check out this great article on HIP funding b...

Check out this great article on HIP funding by Sarah Shemkus from The Boston Globe (including The Food Project's Hazel) https://buff.ly/2GybCZd

The Health Incentives Program is so popular, its future is now in doubt - The Boston Globe
For 10 years, disabled single mother Rebecca Martin has depended on a combination of federal benefits, smart shopping, and hard choices to feed herself and her children. Then, last year the state launched the Healthy Incentives Program, an initiative that gives low-income residents extra money to buy fresh produce from local farmers.
https://www.bostonglobe.com