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Coalition MembersMore than 85 organizational members are involved in workforce development through direct service, advocacy, research, and policy development. |
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for Boston Community Development, Inc. 178 Tremont Street Boston MA 0211 617-357-6000 Web Site |
Serving more than 100,000 low-income Boston-area residents annually, ABCD is a private, non-profit, human services agency promoting self-help for people and neighborhoods. |
| a | Adult
Literacy Resource Institute Web Site |
A program and staff development center for adult literacy, basic education, and English for speakers of other languages programs in the Greater Boston area. |
| a | Allston
Brighton Community Development Corporation |
Creating affordable housing, greenspace, a healthy local economy, avenues for economic self-sufficiency, and increased understanding among and between our neighborhood’s diverse residents. |
| a | American
Red Cross 285 Columbus Ave. Boston, MA 02116 |
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| a | Asian
American Civic Association Web Site |
Providing limited-English speaking and economically-disadvantaged Asian adults and youth with programs and services to develop the survival, literacy and employment skills needed to gain durable economic independence |
| a | Geoff
Beane 12 Robeson St. Boston, MA 02130 617- 983-9259 geoffbeane@aol.com |
Consultant |
| a | Edgar
P. Benjamin Healthcare Web Site |
Located atop Mission Hill, a long-term health care organization, which services the greater Boston community |
| a | Boston
Housing Authority 125 Amory St. Jamaica Plain, MA 02130 Web Site |
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| a | Boston
Private Industry Council Web Site |
A nonprofit workforce intermediary that builds connections between employers, labor, schools, training providers, and public agencies |
| a | Boston
University Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation 940 Commonwealth Ave. Boston, MA 02215 Web Site |
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| a | Bridge
Over Troubled Waters Web Site |
"To do whatever may be necessary or desirable to assist youth, who are on their own with no one to comfort them, to achieve a place in society as fulfilled and productive adults." |
| a | Brookview
House, Inc. 2 Brookview St. Dorchester, MA 02124 Web Site |
A Transitional Housing Program for Homeless Women and their Children |
| a | Bunker
Hill Community College Web Site |
A multi-campus urban institution, its main campus situated in the historic Charlestown neighborhood of Boston, Massachusetts. |
| a | City
of Cambridge Office of Workforce Development 51 Inman St. Cambridge, MA 02139 Web Site |
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| a | City
Skills Web Site |
Helping companies determine their hiring needs, identifying qualified candidates from local training programs, and following up with guidance, tools, and case management |
| a | Coalition
for a Better Acre 517 B Moody St. Lowell, MA 01854 |
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| a | Codman
Square Neighborhood Development Corporation 587 Washington St. Dorchester, MA 02124 |
Our mission is to stabilize and revitalize the Codman Square neighborhood of Dorchester through initiatives that include: Housing Development, Economic Development and Community Building |
| a | Commonwealth
Corporation Web Site |
A quasi-public organization responsible for administering and delivering a wide range of public and privately funded initiatives designed to meet the labor needs of businesses; improve current and emerging workers’ skills; foster career success through lifelong learning; retain, sustain, improve and create job generating businesses |
| a | Commonwealth
Tenants Association 35 Fidelis Way Brighton, MA 02135 |
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| a | Community
Work Services of Boston 174 Portland Street Boston, MA 02114 617-720-2233 Web Site |
Promoting independence
through employment for persons challenged by physical, emotional,
mental, developmental, social, or economic problems
by providing quality vocational services that restore and enhance
dignity, respect, esteem, and skill |
| a | Computer
Learning Resources Center: Mandella 10 Hammond Street Roxbury, MA 02120 617-442-6199 |
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| a | Crittenton
Hastings House 10 Perthshire Road Brighton, MA 02135 Web Site |
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| a | Development Corporation | |
| a | Jobs
and Community Services, Boston Redevelopment Authority Web Site |
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| a | El
Centro del Cardenal 76 Union Park Boston, MA 02118 |
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| a | Elizabeth
Stone House Web Site |
A feminist alternative mental health program, providing both residential and community-based services |
| a | Elm
Hill Family Service Center Web Site |
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| a | Fenway
Community Development Corporation 73 Fenway St. Boston, MA 02115 Web Site |
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| a | Joan
Fitzgerald CURP, Northeastern |
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| a | Claudia
Green Consultant 514 Eliot St. Milton MA 02186 617-696-7890 claudia.green@attbi.com |
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| a | Hispanic
Office of Planning and Evaluation (HOPE) 165 Brookside Ave. Ext. Jamaica Plain, MA 02130 |
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| a | Homes
for Families 14 Beacon Street Suite 603 Boston, MA 02108 617-227-4188 |
A statewide organization with a membership of families who are, have been, or are at risk of becoming homeless, human providers and advocates. |
| a | Immigrant
Workers Resource Center P.O. Box 442 Jamaica Plain MA 02130 617-522-0614 immigrantworkers@aol.com |
Developing the ability of all immigrant workers to protect, defend, and expand their rights in the workplace, in their unions, and in society in general |
| a | International
Institute of Boston Web Site |
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| a | Jamaica
Plain Community Centers Regional Office Curtis Hall Community Center 20 South Street 617-635-5194 |
A non-profit, community based human services agency, dedicated to serving the Jamaica Plain neighborhood |
| a | Jamaica
Plain Neighborhood Development Corporation 12 Robeson St. Jamaica Plain MA 02130 Phone: 617-522-2424 Web Site |
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| a | Jewish Family and Children's Services Web Site | |
| a | Jewish Vocational Services Web Site | |
| a | Jobs for the Future Web Site | |
| a | Job Training Alliance | A professional organization of adult skill training service providers |
| a | Jobs
for the Future 88 Broad Street Boston, MA 02110 617-728-4446 Web Site |
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| a | Jobs
for Youth/Boston Web Site |
Boston's largest workforce and career development training center for youth and adults. Located on Tremont Street Park Street Station, JFY offers GED preparation, computerized MCAS preparation, computer skills, and industry-based job skills training |
| a | Julie's
Family Learning Program 230 West Sixth Street South Boston, MA 02127 617-269-6663 |
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| a | JVS Center for Careers and Lifelong Learning Web Site | |
| a | La Alianza Hispana Web Site | |
| a | LeClair Petter Associates, Hudson, MA | |
| a | Judith Lorei | |
| a | Madison Park Development Corporation Web Site | |
| a | Massachusetts
Worker Education Roundtable 33 Harrison Ave. Boston MA 02111 617-983-3667 |
A network of unionists and educators working to help set up and support workplace education programs |
| a | MassFESS (WEIU) | The Massachusetts Family Economic Self-Sufficiency Project (MassFESS) is a growing statewide coalition working to increase the economic security of Massachusetts women and their families. The project measures the real cost of living, working, raising a family and paying taxes in each region of the Commonwealth, and advocates for the statewide adoption of this self-sufficiency standard. |
| a | Mass SERVE | |
| a | Metropolitan
Boston Housing Partnership Web Site |
The state’s largest regional provider of rental housing voucher assistance, serving homeless, elderly, disabled, and low-income individuals and families in Boston and 33 surrounding communities |
| a | Mission
Main Resident Services Corporation 39 Smith Street Roxbury, MA 02120 617-879-1620 Web Site |
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| a | Morgan
Memorial Goodwill Industries, Inc. Web Site |
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| a | Linda Moussouris | Consultant |
| a | Robin Nadeau | |
| a | Northeastern
University, Center for Urban Regional Policy (CURP) Web Site |
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| a | Notre
Dame Education Center 50 West Broadway South Boston, MA 02127 617-268-1912 |
A"Place of Hope" that provides opportunities for hundreds of adults to complete their secondary education or to learn English |
| a | Oficina
Hispana de la Communidad 125A Amory Street Roxbury MA 02119 617-427-0500 Web Site |
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| a | One
Family Campaign Web Site |
A coalition of partners committed to ending family homelessness, "one family at a time" |
| a | One
with One, Inc. 77 Warren St. 4th Fl. (The Brighton Marine Health Center) Brighton, MA 02135 617-254-1691 |
Partnering English speaking volunteers with adult newcomers to the United States |
| a | Operation
ABLE of Greater Boston Web Site |
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| a | Orchard Family Learning Center | |
| a | Paraprofessional
Healthcare Institute Web Site |
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| a | Quincy Housing Authority Web Site | |
| a | Roxbury
Youth Works, Inc.(RYI) 96 Warren Street Roxbury, MA 02119 617-427-8095 |
A community-based nonprofit organization, whose mission is to create healthy families, strong communities, to inspire young men and women to recognize and develop their strengths, and to prepare them to lead independent and self-sufficient lives |
| a | School & Main
Institute 225 Friend St Boston, MA 02114 617-227-2100 |
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| a | Self Esteem Boston Educational Institute Web Site | |
| a | Somerville-Cambridge Elder Services Web Site | |
| a | St.
Mary's Women and Infants Center 90 Cushing Avenue Dorchester, MA 02125 617-436-8600 Web Site |
Serving young families grappling with the most persistent social problems of our time including teenage pregnancy and parenting, family homelessness, partner and community violence, mental illness, addiction, poverty, and child abuse and neglect |
| a | Transition
to Work Collaborative 594 Columbia Road, Suite 402 Dorchester, MA 02125 617-265-4123 |
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| a | United
South End Settlements 566 Columbus Ave Boston, MA 02118 617-536-8610 Web Site |
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| a | Urban
League of Eastern Massachusetts Web Site |
An interracial, nonprofit, community-based organization, which provides programs of service and advocacy in the areas of education, career development and employment for African Americans and other residents of color |
| a | Veterans
Benefits Clearing House 126 Warren Street Roxbury, MA 02119 617-541-8846 Web Site |
Improving the quality of life for residents of Greater Boston, with a special focus on providing services to veterans and their families to ensure that they become and remain productive members of society |
| a | Viet-Aid Web Site | |
| a | Wellspring
House Web Site |
Committed to participating in the development of a just society through the use of its human resources, property and land |
| a | Women
in the Building Trades (WIBT) 12 Southern Avenue Boston, MA 02124 617-929-0433 |
Founded in 1986 to help provide such women with a route to self-sufficiency through the skilled building trades — "good jobs, with great benefits" |
| a | Women's
Educational and Industrial Union Web Site |
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| a | Women's
Institute for Housing and Development Web Site |
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| a | Worker
Education Program Service Employees International Union, AFL/CIO, CLC 21 Fellows Street Roxbury, MA 02119 617-541-6847 |
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| a | WorkSource
Staffing Partnership 20 Park Plaza, Ste. 1125 Boston, MA 02116 617-423-7256 |
"to provide blue-collar and entry level jobs for low-income people who may or may not be moving off welfare" |
| a | World
Education Web Site |
A nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of the poor through economic and social development programs, including strengthening literacy and adult basic education programs in the United States |
| a | YMCA
Training, Inc. Web Site |
"More than 25 Years of Creating Better Lives through Innovative Job Training" |
Boston
Workforce Development Coalition
165 Brookside Ave. Extension
Jamaica Plain MA 02130
Tel:
617-524-8888 ext 138
FAX:
617-524-4939
