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Healthy Summer Youth Jobs Program (HSYJ) is a grant from the Massachusetts Attorney General's Office funding summer employment opportunities for youth that advance public health outcomes. Eligible organizations include nonprofits, community health centers, and municipal agencies that can place young people in jobs with a public health focus.
The program supports professional development for youth employees while addressing community health priorities, helping young Massachusetts residents gain work experience in health-related settings during the summer months.
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## Healthy Summer Youth Jobs Program Created in 2015, the Healthy Summer Youth Jobs program has provided over 1,000 young people across the state with an opportunity to positively impact public health in their communities and gain important on-the-job skills.
The annual grant program uses funds received by the AG's Office through health care and child labor settlements to provide grants to fund health-focused employment for young people. These grants fund jobs across Massachusetts - in cities and towns, government offices, and non-profit organizations.
Applicants may apply for grants to fund jobs that benefit public health and provide professional development opportunities for youth employees. To date, the AG's Office has provided more than $2. 6 million in funding through 635 grants to 205 organizations in 81 cities and towns across the state.
The resulting jobs have addressed important community needs such as food security, intergenerational wellness, and local conservation efforts. Past grant recipients include: * Programs that improve public health in low-income communities. * Programs focused on advancing health-related environmental justice.
* Programs that promote health and wellness among youth and across low-income communities. * Programs that develop health literacy for youth to improve mental health, disease prevention, and self-management. The AG’s Office awards grants to nonprofits and municipalities to support their summer jobs programs.
The AG’s Office does not accept applications for youth employment to the Healthy Summer Youth Jobs program. If you are a young person searching for summer employment, the AG’s Office recommends looking through the previous Healthy Summer Youth Jobs grant recipients for programs which have historically hired youth workers. Questions about the AG's Healthy Summer Youth Jobs Program can be sent to AGOgrants@mass.
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Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Nonprofits and municipalities that propose summer job programs focused on public health initiatives for youth; young people seeking employment should contact past recipients. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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