Metropolitan Council for Educational Opportunity

The Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts is a full-service nonprofit organization. It has been operational since 1917. The organization offers asset and wealth accumulation, public funding, computer literacy, racial profiling and transportation services. The Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts is affiliated with the National Urban League, which is one of the largest community-based organizations that provide advocacy and research services throughout the world. It provides health development services and also offers educational programs for youths. The agency provides job training and placement services and advocacy activities for adults and individuals. It has a staff of trained and certified professionals that focuses on academic, social and emotional development of children, parents and family members. The Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts is located in Roxbury, Mass.

Judge Baker Children's Center, situated in Roxbury Crossing, MA, is a multifaceted institution dedicated to supporting children and families facing mental health challenges and learning difficulties. Through evidence-based treatment and tailored programs, the center provides a nurturing environment for children to thrive. With a range of services including therapy, assessments, and specialized education, Judge Baker Children's Center addresses the unique needs of each child. The Center for Effective Therapy offers outpatient services while the Manville School offers special education support for K-10 students with behavioral, emotional, or learning obstacles. Moreover, Camp Baker provides a specialized summer day camp for children with mild to moderate symptoms of ADHD, and Next Step offers a college prep program for students with social language and anxiety challenges. Judge Baker Children's Center is committed to fostering healthy families and communities through its impactful programs and advocacy initiatives. Generated from the website content

United South End Settlements (USES) is a non-profit organization located in Boston's South End, dedicated to fostering community strength and developing the potential of families through quality educational programs and supportive resources. Since its founding in 1892, USES has provided a variety of programs, including early childhood education, afterschool and out-of-school activities, summer camp experiences, and initiatives aimed at economic mobility for children and their families. At USES, the mission is to empower families and disrupt the cycle of poverty by connecting individuals from diverse backgrounds and fostering a sense of belonging. Through their comprehensive approach that includes holistic family support and engagement, USES aims to uplift community members and create transformative experiences for all. Generated from the website