We're Hiring

Your Next Job Could Help Shape Someone’s Next Chapter.

DSU is seeking a Program Manager (Youth Development) to create experiences that help young people build confidence, discover new skills, and figure out what they’re capable of.

Part mentor. Part educator. Part event planner. Part creative problem-solver. Definitely not a desk job.
PROGRAM MANAGER • YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
30–35 hrs/week | Duxbury | $25+/hr 

DSU is Duxbury’s Launchpad for Life

A place where potential takes flight.

Welcome to the Duxbury Student Union where young people find a place to belong, mentors who believe in them, and opportunities to discover who they are. Through after-school, annual events, mentoring, college and career readiness programs,they gain the confidence, character, and leadership that shape them for life.

The future is already unfolding inside the Duxbury Student Union.

Every spark of curiosity, every act of kindness, every moment of confidence reveals the leaders and citizens our young people are becoming.

At DSU, kids get more than a place to go. They get a place to grow — to lead, to belong, and to be believed in. When families, businesses, and civic leaders support DSU, they’re investing in the character and promise of the next generation and strengthening the future of our town.

Learning doesn’t stop when school ends. Leadership doesn’t start with a first job. Through after-school programs, mentorship, creative arts, camps, and college and career readiness experiences, DSU helps young people build the skills that last: curiosity, compassion, confidence, and courage.

Your gift makes this possible. Together, we’re not just raising strong students — we’re nurturing caring young people who will shape the world.

Featured Programs & Events

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  • Guiding Good Choices: The Conversations Before the Choices

    Duxbury Student Union 147 St. George Street, Duxbury, MA, United States

    Guiding Good Choices is an evidence-based parenting program designed for caregivers of children ages 9–14. The program equips caregivers with practical skills to strengthen family relationships, improve communication, manage conflict, and help prevent risky adolescent behaviors, including early substance use.