About Us

Bridge Of Boston Community Works started offering services in 2022. On March 22 of 2023, Bridge Of Boston Community Works  was formed by Felicia Teruel, a minority Woman of Color from the Dorchester area, and got certified as an 501.c3.  as well. Since then, Bridge of Boston Community Works had served over 500 families in the communities of Dorchester, Mattapan, Roxbury and Roslindale. 

 

Our mission is to empower underserved and minority communities by bridging them with equitable access to education, wellness, and career resources. We strengthen social capital by fostering collaboration among families, youth, seniors, and community partners, while promoting self-advocacy and resilience. Through innovative programs, workshops, and partnerships, we aim to create pathways for sustainable growth, opportunity, and equity for all.”

 

 

Our vision is one in which all community members have access to support systems in which they can achieve educational, social-emotional, health, and career-oriented goals. Where youth, families, and seniors have access to resources, programming, activities, workshops, and recreational opportunities that strengthen families' social capital.

 

We are bridging our community members with private, government, public, and nonprofit organizations in order to empower our minority communities to advocate for themselves in an equitable manner.