Annual MPV Mother’s Day Dinner Celebration for residents of Haynes House, Smith House, Madison Park III, Madison Park IV, Beryl Gardens, Ruggles Shawmut, Dudley Greenville, 9 Williams Street, and St. Botolph at The Dewitt Center.
Want to see if you qualify, receiving the maximum benefits, or have questions? ESAC (Ecumenical Social Action Committee, Inc.) CAN HELP! Join them for an informational session at The Dewitt Center on May 23rd.
This program is designed to help prepare, provide and demonstrate healthy mental health, body, and spirit in order to transform individual lives and transform inner-city communities.
Test your trivia knowledge, learn interesting facts, and win cool prizes.
The R.A.D. Systems of Self Defense is taught by the Bureau of Community Education offers a holistic approach to self-defense education. This four-week session includes education, lecture, discussion, and physical defense strategies.
The FOB Mentorship Program's goal is to build positive, authentic, and lasting relationships while serving as positive role models to youth. They assist & support youth as they navigate the transition from being young boys to becoming young men.
Teach 1 Basketball is geared towards youth who do not have direct access to personal trainers. Together they work to improve their basketball skills, knowledge, endurance, health, and nutrition.
Boston Pulse is an in school and after school identity-affirming arts and literacy program. They aim to empower youth through spoken word poetry and public speaking.
Our Voices is a community open mic, open to the public at The Dewitt Center.
Learn to play a stringed instrument with Vibrant Boston (Cello, Bass, Violin). All instruments are provided.