Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center Inc

The family services program helps immigrant families, including families with children with special needs, cope with challenging issues and adjust to their new lives in the united states by providing parent education, case management, counseling and support services, and community engagement. The program works closely with other bcnc programs and external partners to provide comprehensive support for children and families.

In boston and quincy, the adult education and workforce initiatives program offers beginning to advanced english for speakers of other languages ("esol") courses, instruction in digital/technical literacy, academic and career counseling, job search skills, placement and employment retention support, and other related topics to prepare participants to enter the american workforce and post-secondary education.

Through arts, culture and education, the pao arts center brings together community members across generations to reclaim a critical piece of chinatown history to create healthy families and a vibrant community. In partnership with bunker hill community college, bcnc opened the pao arts center in 2017 to be chinatown's first community-based arts center and boston's newly dedicated asian american and asian immigrant cultural space.

The youth center provides individuals ages 13 - 18 with year-round youth development, college access, and leadership programs where they can develop 21st century skills needed to thrive in college and the workforce.