Student Success Is What Counts!

We're driving post-secondary success for Hartford's youth. ALL IN identifies gaps in services and form programs to address those gaps. These programs include summer transition and college persistence programs.

Visit Hartford's ALL IN website for more details!

Capital Workforce Partners

The Workforce Readiness Innovation and Opportunity Programs are for youth who are not currently in school and provides free access to training and skill-building activities that will result in jobs and self-sustaining careers!

Visit Capital Workforce Partners Website To Find Out More!

Hartford Opportunity Youth Collaborative

Do you need help finding employment services? Complete this brief survey relating to your educational needs, career interests, and desired services. The Navigation Tool will then direct you to a list of programs and services tailored to your individual survey responses.

Visit 211 CT To Find Employment Services!

Ready CT Career Connected Programs

Do you have a passion for learning in places outside of the classroom? By connecting the classroom to the business world, students can learn in dynamic ways that position them for success.

Visit Ready CT To Find Out More!

Junior Achievement Programs

Junior Achievement of Southwest New England prepares today's students for a bright future. The goal is to inspire and prepare young people to succeed.

Check out Junior Achievement to get started!

Looking for a Fun Summer Program to Join?

The Work Based Learning Network Program Catalog was created by Capital Workforce and includes a list of summer and year-round programs for youth to join.

Scan the QR code below to take a look!

The WBLN website is currently under construction and will be live soon.

The Office for Recreation and Family Services provides opportunities for “playful learning and growing” to the Hartford community. The office offers hands-on learning opportunities that promote physical activity and health and provides reliable, consistent support when youth ask for help at the City’s community and school centers. Visit the MyRec homepage to see 2022 programs.

The Division for Youth Services supports, convenes, strategizes, and collaborates with community partners and stakeholders to ensure that Hartford’s youth, ages nine to 25, have quality opportunities to develop the competencies critical to academic success and workforce development, while also disrupting the pipeline of Youth Justice. Program services can be found here.