For those looking for an in-depth look at the Worcester Youth Center’s HopeVid-2020 multimedia project and the challenges of putting it together during the pandemic, longtime Worcester Telegram & Gazette Features reporter Richard Duckett delivers a well-written piece.
Worcester Youth Center’s Teen Circle got into the rhythm of COVID-19 safety with an infectious Zoom-based video that has drawn widespread attention and praise.
Our mission is to provide a safe haven where young people can make lasting, positive changes in their lives while sharpening skills, establishing relationships and realizing their full potential.
Worcester Youth Center is the only no-cost drop-in program in the city for youths ages 14 to 24. There’s a long list of activities in which young people can get involved.
The center’s youth development efforts are rooted in a six-phase social-change theory embedded within four service categories: Health/Wellness, Work Preparation, Academic Support, and Creative Arts & Leadership Development.
Worcester Youth Center’s Annual Reports offer a mix of leaders’ and youths’ personal reflections, worthy expenditures, inspiring art and detailed timelines that chart a quarter-century of success.
WYC benefits greatly from the generosity of the community, whether through volunteering, writing a check, or donating services or other usable assets.
'Never underestimate your power to change yourself. Never underestimate your skills and capabilities, and do not be afraid nor embarrassed to reach out to the staff at the Worcester Youth Center.'
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