Seven Hills Behavioral Health, an affiliate of Seven Hills Foundation, was recently awarded $5,000 from the Bristol County Savings Bank to provide food and basic need items to families in need. As positive cases of COVID-19 continue to climb, many families living throughout Southeastern Massachusetts are in need of a helping hand as they contend to discrepancies brought about by the global pandemic, such as unemployment and quarantines. Granted funds from the Bristol County Savings Bank will assist us in stocking our food...

Community Health Network of North Central Massachusetts (CHNA9) has awarded Stetson School with a $2,000 grant award to provide hydroponic gardening and healthy eating workshops with the hydroponics consulting company, Town to Table, to students interested in learning about healthy eating and growing food as a new career path.

Through their St. Vincent Healthcare Fund, the Diocese of Worcester has thoughtfully granted Children’s Friend, an affiliate of Seven Hills Foundation, with an increased grant award of $3,000 towards The Carriage House Grief Support Program. Children who are struggling with the heartache of losing a parent or sibling visit The Carriage House to participate in free grief support groups that are guided by trained volunteer facilitators. The Carriage House goal is to provide the highest quality grief support for as many...

The Health Foundation of Central Massachusetts has awarded Seven Hills Family Services with a grant award of $49,620 from the Activation Fund. Seven Hills Family Services provides families and caregivers of loved ones with disabilities guidance and support as they navigate all of the state and federal programs that are available to them. Additionally, Family Support Centers offer trainings and consultations on relevant topics of interest to families such as housing, transition to adulthood, and financial planning to name a...

All of us at Seven Hills Foundation & Affiliates must follow the established guidelines, following CDC protocols to keep each other and the individuals we support safe and healthy. The proper use of masks is a vital part of slowing the spread of COVID-19 when combined with everyday preventive actions and social distancing in public settings.