Teen Center

A Space for Teens to Connect, Grow & Lead.

Established in 2019, the Variety Boys & Girls Club of Queens Teen Center provides high school students with a safe, welcoming space to connect with their peers, build new skills, explore future opportunities, and develop as leaders.

Through academic support, leadership development, college and career readiness, workforce development, mentorship, and hands-on experiences, teens are given the tools and support they need to succeed in school, career, and life.

Questions about the program? Reach out to Teen Center Director Dion Seraneau at dseraneau@bgcqueens.org

WHAT'S HAPPENING AT THE TEEN CENTER?

There's more than one way to get involved.

Whether you're looking for a place to hang out after school, prepare for college, build leadership skills, get ready for the SAT, or just meet new people, there's something happening at the Teen Center.


Teen Center Spotlight

Justin Jolly

Justin’s journey with the Boys & Girls Club began at age 14 through our Learning Bridges program in 2020–2021. From there, he continued to grow within the Club—becoming an LIT (Leader in Training), participating in SYEP (Summer Youth Employment Program), becoming a member of the Teen Center, and eventually joining our Aquatics staff as a lifeguard and swim instructor.


After graduating high school in 2025, Justin began his next chapter. Today, he is proudly serving in the United States Army. 


From Club member → teen leader → Club employee → U.S. Army, Justin’s journey is a powerful example of the opportunities, growth, and leadership we hope to inspire in every young person who walks through our doors.


“Even though the journey has changed, the destination stays the same: success!”
— Justin D. Jolly


Members Today, Leaders Tomorrow.


We’re proud of you, Justin! Your Club family is cheering you on every step of the way.

From Teen Member to New York State Youth of the Year

Gabriel Santini began his journey at the Variety Boys & Girls Club of Queens as a high school student looking for a place to play basketball and connect.

Through his involvement with the Teen Center, Gabriel took on increasing leadership, service, and opportunities throughout the Club.

In 2026, Gabriel was named New York State Youth of the Year, Boys & Girls Clubs of America's premier youth leadership recognition.

His journey represents what the Teen Center is all about: giving young people a place to start, opportunities to grow, and the support to become leaders.

Congratulations, Gabriel, on representing VBGCQ and inspiring the next generation of leaders.

Questions? Contact Director of Teen Services Dion Seraneau at dseraneau@bgcqueens.org