MBTA - Youth "T" Pass

The MBTA Youth Pass helps provide affordable transit access for young adults with low-income. The Youth Pass card allows you to purchase a LinkPass at any MBTA kiosk for a reduced price of only $30 per month – that’s a savings of over $50 a month!

To be eligible, you must:

• Live in a participating city or town.
• Be 25 years old or younger; and
• Prove that you are enrolled in a job training program and/or receiving state/federal based benefits (for example, SNAP, Mass Health, TANF).

To learn more and to apply, visit https://www.mbta.com/fares/reduced/youth-pass. If you need assistance, BHCC’s Single Stop office can help!

Weekly Charlie Card Scholarship information

To be considered you will need to have a GPA of at least a 2.0 and agree to the following provisions:

• Must submit a plan to Single Stop on steps you will take to avoid future problems
• Follow up with a Single Stop staff person to ensure you are taking advantage of all the state, local, federal, and community benefits available.
• Meet with a Life Map counselor to develop an Educational Plan and submit a copy to our office
• Utilize the Financial Literacy tools offered by the State of Massachusetts: http://www.MyFinancialLifeMA.org 

Download the Scholarship Application

Additional Transportation Resources

Some of these resources require a referral. Single Stop is recognized as a referral partner. 

• Blue Bikes
• Department of Transitional Assistance - Transportation assistance to help cover the cost of getting to and from work, approved work activities, and child care sites. 
• Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (“MBTA”) FREE Rides - Available to children ages 11 and under who are with a paying adult; Legally Blind individuals; Active-duty military (present a valid military ID); Police & Firefighters (present ID/Badge); and government officials (need official ID).
• The Ride - 617-337-2727