Brookline Teen Center

Non-profit OrganizationsMassachusetts, United States11-50 Employees

Brookline Teen Center is a non-profit organization based in Brookline, Massachusetts, founded in 2005 by Paul and Saskia Epstein to provide a safe, engaging space for local teens after school. The center aims to offer a teen-driven mix of academic enrichment, physical activity, and socio-emotional support, presenting both structured and informal activities to help youth connect, grow, and have fun. Serving the Brookline community, it focuses on creating affordable options for out-of-school time that address constructive, entertaining, and supportive needs for adolescents. The organization is part of the broader youth-mentoring and community services sector, positioning itself as a resource for middle and high school–aged residents seeking structured programs outside the classroom. In addition to its Brookline location, recent news mentions expansion-related developments and leadership changes, reflecting ongoing efforts to broaden its reach and program offerings while maintaining its core mission. The center operates with a regional footprint in the United States and maintains a dedicated local presence through its website.

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