youth

The Boys and Girls Club Summer Camp allows campers to have fun, while ensuring they continue to learn in the crucial non-school months of June, July & August. Weekly themes have been chosen to focus on fun and education. Call the Woburn Boys and Girls Club @ 781.935.3777 to learn more. You can also find registration materials here.
Have you ever felt strong about a community issue, and money was your only obstacle? Are you a youth in Woburn with a passion to make a difference? Check out the Woburn Youth Council mini-grant application and apply for a grant today!
This year, once again, the Woburn Youth Council is hosting a minigrant program for interested youth led organizations. Minigrants are given to fund youth initiated projects. Throughout the years we have helped fund over 50 different projects from many different groups.
The Boys and Girls Club of Woburn in conjunction with UMass-Boston will be hosting a Health Carnival this Saturday, November 7th from 1 to 4pm. We would like to invite all to come down to learn how to improve your healthy habits through interactive displays and activities! Challenge your knowledge of the food pyramid, better your tooth brushing techniques, and test your physical prowess on the obstacle course!
Calling teens ages 13-18 to join the YMCA in a movie night extravaganza! Friday November 20 the North Suburban YMCA will be showing Star Trek in its Teen Room from 6:30-9:00pm (for those who question the choice in movie it's the Star Trek released earlier this year)! The event will kick start Y Leaders Club!
What is Y Leaders club?
SCI's Woburn Youth Council hosted an evening screening of its recently completed Public Service Announcement (PSA) "Speak Up for Healthy Teen Relationships!" Saturday evening at the Boys & Girls Club of Woburn. The PSA was presented during an evening of activities set up for Woburn teens. A great group of teens joined Woburn Youth Council members to think about how to make teens in Woburn safer, healthier and happier.
The Woburn Youth Council is proud to announce it has decided to fund 6 mini-grant projects. Each project funded by the Woburn Youth Council is a community service learning project led by a Woburn youth. The projects accomplish SCI's major goals in its youth programming: engage youth in service of their community and create a new generation of young leaders.
The youth council will fund the following projects:
Social Capital Inc. (SCI), St. John's Baptist Church, and Woburn Memorial High School are very proud to present a screening of Traces of the Trade: A Story from the Deep North. The film will be shown Thursday, November 13th at 7 pm in the Woburn Memorial High School Auditorium.