PBHA’s Harvard STAGE (Student Theater Advancing Growth and Empowerment) is a theater and public service organization under the umbrella of PBHA. We provide a weekly theater program for youth in the Greater Boston community. Throughout the school year STAGE members work with middle and elementary

PBHA’s South Boston After School (SAS) is an arts-based literacy program for low-income youth who reside in South Boston. SAS utilizes an enrichment curriculum to promote the positive youth development of first and second graders who attend the James F. Condon Elementary School. SAS strives

PBHA’s Roxbury Youth Initiative Term-Time strives to provide continuous, year-round academic and emotional support to youth of our summer program (Roxbury Youth Initiative). Our main focus is on homework and academic help and providing a safe, educational space for youth after the school day. We

PBHA’s Peer Health Exchange teaches health workshops to high school students who urgently need them. Peer Health Exchange’s mission is to give teenagers the knowledge and skills they need to make healthy decisions. We do this by training college students to teach a comprehensive health

PBHA’s Youth Recreation volunteers act as coaches and teachers for youth at Cambridge schools. We currently focus on two sports: basketball and swimming. Every Friday afternoon, we teach, coach, and play basketball with 4th – 6th grade students, and every Monday afternoon, we teach swimming

PBHA’s S.A.B.E.S. (Spanish Acquisition Beginning in Elementary School) is an after school program that teaches Spanish at the Maria Baldwin School on Oxford Street. Our goal is to get kids excited about foreign language and culture from an early age through fun and creative exposure.

PBHA’s Mission Hill After-School Program (MHASP) was created in 1983 at the request of residents of the Mission Main and Alice Taylor housing developments in Roxbury. Serving 60 children (ages 5-14) divided into four age groups, MHASP volunteers strive to provide individual attention within a

PBHA’s Marshall After School Enrichment is an exciting new program addressing the need of academic after school support at the John Marshall Elementary School in Dorchester, MA. After Mayor Menino began the “Step Up Initiative” and identified the Marshall School as a priority for educational

PBHA’s Keylatch Afterschool Program (KASP) works with an amazing group of children ages 5-11 from Boston’s South End, a low-income, predominantly Black and Latino neighborhood. Now in its 28th year, Keylatch has maintained deep ties with children, parents, and schools in the community. Children in

The Harvard College Youth Leadership Institute (HYLI) offers a leadership development program to middle school students from Cambridge public and charter schools. We focus on teaching our students essential leadership skills using hands-on, experiential learning techniques. The program takes place on-campus once a week and