Funded Programs
English For New Bostonians provides funding, training and technical assistance to organizations that serve diverse limited English speakers across the City of Boston.
We currently support several types of programs across multiple levels of English instruction:
- ESOL Pathways
- ESOL For Parents and Caregivers
- English for Immigrant Entrepreneurs
- Immigrant Economic Resilience Initiative
ENB welcomes collaborations among programs, especially those that provide innovative, intensive, or comprehensive services for students. If you are interested in applying for a grant, please sign up for our newsletter and you will be alerted when grant applications open.
ESOL PATHWAYS
Boston Public Schools Department of Adult Education/Newcomer Assessment Center
East Boston Community Council — East Boston
Educational Development Group — Roxbury
Gardner Pilot Academy — Allston
Gilbert Albert Community Center — Dorchester
Haitian Multi-Service Center/Catholic Charities — Dorchester
Immigrant Family Services Institute (IFSI) — Mattapan
International Institute of New England — Boston
Jamaica Plain Community Centers (JPCC) Adult Learning Program — Jamaica Plain
Jewish Vocational Service — Hyde Park
Maverick Landing Community Services — East Boston
Neighborhood of Affordable Housing
Saint Mark Community Education Program — Dorchester
Somali Development Center — Roxbury
Vietnamese American Civic Association — Dorchester
ESOL FOR PARENTS & CAREGIVERS
Action for Boston Community Development, Southside HeadStart Adult ESOL Program
Action for Boston Community Development, Southside HeadStart Adult ESOL Program
Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center — Chinatown
East Boston Harborside Community School — East Boston
Education and Training YMCA, International Learning Center
Jackson-Mann Community Center with Winship Elementary School — Brighton
Jamaica Plain Community Centers
Julie’s Family Learning Program — Dorchester
Julie’s Family Learning Program — Dorchester
English for Immigrant Entrepreneurs
Education and Training YMCA, International Learning Center
Gardner Pilot Academy — Allston
Immigrant Economic Resilience Initiative (IERI)
Through ENB’s Immigrant Economic Resilience Initiative (IERI), a cadre of three multi-lingual career coaches foster quality employment and small business opportunities for students who attend our seven most grassroots community programs across Boston. Coaches work one-on-one with individuals to prepare them and support them in the employment recruitment process.
Simultaneously, the coaches cultivate relationships with quality employers interested in providing advancement opportunities for talented hires. The ENB coaching model is tailored to immigrants with diverse English levels, educational and work backgrounds, and career aspirations.
IERI builds out capacity to assist immigrants in increasing their English skills and securing a stable economic pathway. Programs customized to employment for sectors with staff shortages, and entrepreneurship, offer not only routes out of poverty, but a key strategy to fuel economic mobility.