Summer program strives to educate youth on financial literacy
Mayor Eric Adams kicked off the Summer Youth Employment Program today.
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Jul 7, 2022, 5:06 PM
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Updated 1,099 days ago
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9h agoMayor Eric Adams kicked off the Summer Youth Employment Program today.
The program went from 75,000 participants last year to 100,000 this year, with 20% of those slots reserved for youth in need.
The program also teaches young people about financial literacy, including taxes and budgeting.
The program is a two six-week courses that will run through Aug. 20.
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