DORCHESTER

Located in Dorchester, MA, BRYE has been serving Boston’s immigrant community for over 20 years. As the only non- Boston Public School program that is recognized as a substitute for summer school, BRYE can help your child move to the next grade level while also improving their English skills, integrating them into American culture, and learning more about their own cultural roots.

CAMBRIDGE

The Cambridge Youth Enrichment Program (CYEP) has three separate sites across Cambridge that serves low-income families for seven weeks each summer. This program offers daily enrichment and fieldtrips for their campers, with the goal of preventing summer learning loss for all students.

CHINATOWN

Chinatown Adventure (CHAD) is located in Boston’s Chinatown, and looks to combat summer learning loss through seven weeks of summer programing. This program offers daily enrichment, fieldtrips, and creative activities to keep your child’s mind moving all summer. CHAD puts emphasis on its commitment to teaching students cross-cultural awareness, and social consciousness.

DORCHESTER

Operating specifically in the Franklin Field and Franklin Hill housing developments in Dorchester, Franklin I-O (FIO) strives to create a safe, non-violent, community that promotes creativity, cultural identity, and friendship. FIO works to empower its campers, and help build their self esteem each summer. Through enrichment, fieldtrips, and camping trips, FIO has impacted the lives of many families.  

SOUTH END + LOWER ROXBURY

Located in Boston’s South End and Lower Roxbury, the Keylatch Summer Program (KSP) is an affordable summer youth program that has an academic focus on math and literacy. Over seven weeks, KSP engages their campers and works to prevent summer learning loss through a variety of fun activities such as camping trips, fieldtrips, and creative workshops.

MISSION HILL

Located in the Mission Hill neighborhood, Boston, MA, the Mission Hill Summer Program (MHSP) provides an affordable option for low-income families in the neighborhood during the summer months. This seven-week program strives to prevent summer learning loss through daily workshops and fieldtrips that keep your child engaged.

CAMBRIDGE

Located at Harvard College, Cambridge, MA, the Recent Immigrant Summer Enrichment (RISE) Program is dedicated to serving high-school aged immigrants through ESL instruction and college preparation courses. RISE is an affordable option for immigrant teens looking to prep for SATs, receives ESL instruction, and meet other teens going through the same struggles as them!

ROXBURY

The Roxbury Youth Initiative (RYI) is a high quality, low-cost, summer youth program that work to help the needs of each specific child. This program work to keep each child engaged and learning all summer long. This seven-week program hopes to prevent summer learning loss through fieldtrips, creative workshops, and constant academic enrichment.

SOUTH BOSTON

Located in South Boston, the South Boston Outreach Summer (SBOS) gives students in the neighborhood an opportunity to connect with their community and stay engaged all summer. This program runs for seven weeks and works to prevent summer learning loss in their campers. In this program, students will participate in creative workshops and daily fieldtrips.

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The Junior Leaders in Community (JlinC) program works with young people residing in Boston or Cambridge, providing them with quality education and leadership exercises. JlinC’s mission is to raise the net generation of leaders by giving young people the opportunity to take professional development workshops, get paid for their work, and meet other future leaders who share the same goals.

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