Raquel Castro-Corazzini, Director
The City's Division of Youth Opportunities was created to provide leadership, support and advocacy for youth through the introduction of coordinated programs focused on positive youth development and youth employment.
Woo Stories is a podcast series created by the Division of Youth Opportunities where youth can learn how to share their own stories by creating and producing their own content.
New episodes air every Friday! Woo Stories is broken up into the three series below:
!!Calling all Worcester High School Students, Teachers, and Youth Organization Leaders:...
Posted: Tuesday 11/29/22 1:20 PM
50% off MBTA fares, including the commuter rail, buses, subways, and ferry!...
Posted: Tuesday 11/29/22 11:27 AM
We want to connect with YOU! Reach out to Worcester's Youth Council at youth@worcesterma.gov to learn more about Vote16 and increasing voter turn out by allowing 16 and 17 year olds to vote in municipal elections!!
Posted: Tuesday 11/29/22 11:22 AM
DID YOU KNOW? People who become civically engaged and vote at younger ages are more likely to vote as adults! [?] In 2019, Worcester had a voter turn out of about 17%. We can do better than that!! Vote16 is an initiative that would allow 16 and 17 year olds to vote in local...
Posted: Monday 11/21/22 3:43 PM
Hey! We're back again to remind you that you can sign up for MBTA Youth Pass for 50% off reduced fares!!...
Posted: Wednesday 11/09/22 4:40 PM
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