With the generous support of twelve central Massachusetts human service provider agencies, The Caring Force Rally made the voices of our Seven Hills staff and supported people heard. Clark University’s Tilton Hall was over capacity with yellow Caring Force shirts in a show of unity among the human services providers. Many Seven Hills staff members, supported people, and family members gathered to advocate for a livable wage that will attract and retain good people who want to make a meaningful impact in people’s lives; the...

Kathleen Jordan joined the Seven Hills Foundation more than two decades ago, when she was hired to manage the nonprofit’s acquisition of a pediatric skilled nursing facility in Groton. She’d heard of Seven Hills; she had lived in Worcester and was vaguely aware of what the Worcester-based nonprofit did. But as she got into her job and saw the organization intimately with her own eyes, she knew it was special.

Open Door Arts’ (ODA) School Programs will provide accessible and engaging arts instruction to approximately 800 students with and without disabilities in grades K0-12 (up to age 21) and expand the capacity of eight Boston Public Schools to create inclusive and creative spaces for all students.

Creative Minds is a collaborative program developed by Seven Hills Family Services (SHFS) and Open Door Arts (ODA), both affiliates of the  Seven Hills Foundation, in response to the Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission’s call for recreational support programming for people with acquired/traumatic brain injuries.

Seven Hills Rhode Island (SHRI) provides quality care and services to children of varying abilities and life challenges who live in Rhode Island through various models that fall under its Child & Family Services division. SHRI’s Home-Based Therapeutic Services (HBTS) program provides specialized, intensive services and treatments guided for children aged birth through 21 by an approved individualized treatment plan.