The Arts are Alive at Seven Hills Rhode Island! The Integrated Performing and Visual Arts Program (IPVAP) program teaches performing and visual arts programming with wonderfully skilled artists from the Trinity Rep. Consortium who are highly experienced in working with people with disabilities.

Michael H. had been employed part-time in the commercial kitchen at Seven Hills Foundation at Hope Ave. prior to the pandemic. After resuming day programming with his return to onsite services, Michael was not immediately able to return to his prior employment.

Seven Hills Foundation & Affiliates is proud to be celebrating 70 years of caring for people with significant challenges, empowering them to achieve their highest possible degree of personal well-being and independence. On Thursday, June 22, 2023, at Mechanics Hall in Worcester, Seven Hills Foundation held its 70th Anniversary Celebration. The event highlighted seventy years of Building Communities of Care to meet the tremendous needs of people living in our community. Programs and services across Seven Hills’ 15 affiliate...

The Human Services Career Support Program (HSCS) is a collaboration of LUK, Inc, Venture Community Services, Ascentria Care Alliance, Seven Hills Foundation and Open Sky Community Services, as well as two referral and support agencies—African Community Education (ACE) and Southeast Asian Coalition of Massachusetts (SEAC).

Seven Hills Foundation and its affiliate, Open Door Arts, enjoy a unique and robust partnership with the Worcester Art Museum (WAM). Pulling from its collective resources and expertise, the partnership provides access to the arts and promotes inclusion for people with disabilities.