Work Force Tutoring
Volunteer program offering tutoring, homework help, and mentorship to low-income Cambridge Housing Authority middle and high school students.
- Joining
- Application
About
Run by PBHA volunteers in partnership with the Work Force Youth Program, WFT helps bridge educational gaps while fostering long-term community engagement and leadership development.
How to join
- Application — A written application, often followed by interviews.
What they do
- Tutoring
- Homework help
- Mentorship
Mission, in their words
Helps bridge educational gaps while fostering long-term community engagement and leadership development.
More links
- PBHA program pageHarvard directory
Sources
- PBHA articleHarvard page · seen Oct 29, 2026
- PBHA ProgramsHarvard page · seen Sep 30, 2026
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