BCNC Adult Education celebrated the end of another unprecedented year for the adult immigrant learners in our ESOL for College & Career Readiness and ESOL for Parents and Caregivers classes.
Read MoreThanks to the Quincy Chamber of Commerce, we joined the Quincy Farmers Market on Friday, June 18th, passed out information about services in Quincy, as well as prizes for children and art activities from Pao Arts Center.
Read MoreBCNC Quincy brings Amanda Phingbodhipakkiya’s We Are More, a public art campaign that celebrates the resilience and diversity of the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community, to Quincy.
Read MoreThanks to the Massachusetts COVID Relief Fund and The Boston Foundation, families in Quincy receive support groups and resources.
Read MoreFamily Services staff members Grace and Mandy spent an afternoon outreaching for the Quincy Lead Abatement Program (QLAP), a partnership with the City of Quincy informing families on dangers of lead, how to make their homes lead-free, and how to keep families healthy.
Read MoreFamily Services collaborated with Harvard University’s Asian Pacific American Medical Student Association (APAMSA) to bring a panel discussion to Quincy on the social emotional health, academic pressure, and cultural implications of growing up Asian American.
Read MoreOur teen staff has been quite busy this summer!
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Family Services collaborated with the Museum of Fine Arts to bring the Special Arts Program to BCNC Quincy for the first time. 11 families who have children with special needs participated in this 4-session art class. Through hands-on art activities, children developed their understanding and interest in arts, and improved communication between parents and children. In the last session, families will go on a field trip to the Museum of Fine Arts. Thank you to the MFA for this partnership!
CEO Giles Li was featured in the Patriot Ledger for his advocacy work with immigrant communities and for BCNC's work in Quincy! "Change sits at the heart of the organization Li oversees: BCNC, a nonprofit based in Boston’s Chinatown neighborhood, supports immigrant families across the metropolitan region. The center serves about 8,000 people at four locations, the newest opened in Quincy last month." Read the full article here.
Over 200 Adult Education students and their guests celebrated the end of another year of English classes in Boston and Quincy on June 27 and June 28.
Read MoreOn Friday, June 21st, 120 participants, staff, and supporters came to our new BCNC Quincy office for a ribbon cutting ceremony and open house.
Read MoreSince 1969, Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center (BCNC) has been a vital presence in Greater Boston and beyond, empowering Asians and new immigrants to build healthy families, achieve greater economic success, and contribute to thriving communities.
