Jeremiah Program
Boston
2022 was a time of incredible growth for our Boston campus. We celebrated four incredible women as they graduated with their post-secondary degrees. Forty JP Boston moms participated in our new Career Volunteer Mentor Program, and over 40 JP Boston kids participated in high-quality summer enrichment and tutoring opportunities to further support their educational development — increasing the chances of economic mobility for both generations.

Boston Voices Rising
October 5, 2023 | 6:00 pM ET
Join us as we uplift the voices of JP Boston moms and kids. This evening of storytelling, community, conversations, and cocktails will have JP mom voices take center stage and share how they are the architects of both their families’ and their communities’ futures.
LAST YEAR, WE IMPACTED 286 LIVES,
SERVING 31% MORE FAMILIES THAN IN 2021.
“The Jeremiah Program helped me understand that I’m not only a mom; I am many other things. I now understand that there’s more to me than what I do, and that I should value myself first and love myself first to be able to give that to anyone else, including my child.”
Victoria, Boston mom
last year, MOMS ENGAGED IN 835 FAMILY COACHING SESSIONS SUPPORTING THEIR COLLEGE PERSISTENCE AND FAMILY STABILITY.
43 KIDS BENEFITED FROM ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS AND EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN 2022.
Contact Us
The impacts of generational poverty and systemic racism can be disrupted two generations at a time by investing both in a mother’s vision for her future and the education of her children.
(617) 245-6551
info@jeremiahprogram.org // 1 Appleton Street, Suite 201 // Boston, MA 02116

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Jessica Almeida, Family Coach
Cara Gows, Family Coach
Kathy Javier, Family Coach
Alison Carter Marlow, Executive Director
Kathryn Osterholtz, Operations Manager
Keyton Sheely, Director of Development
Rachael Webb, Family Services Director