Today, October 29, 2018, the Stetson School, an affiliate of Seven Hills Foundation, rededicated a Barre landmark that goes back to the early days of Stetson before 1900. The Pevear Bell Tower, which graced the original building of the Stetson Home for Boys – today the Stetson School – now resides atop a new foundation situated on the spot of the original building at the heart of the Stetson campus. The historic structure has been restored with a fully functioning clock. Barre residents and local officials, and Stetson...

For the third year in a row, the Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission (MRC) has awarded Seven Hills Family Services with a grant award of $28,000 to continue our Creative Minds: Community Connections for People with Brain Injury program.

Seven Hills ASPiRE! has been awarded $15,000 from the Bank of America Charitable Foundation towards their Workforce and Employment Readiness Program in FY19 as we add an additional training site located at the Stearns Inn and Tavern, which has been relocated and currently undergoing renovations at Coe’s Reservoir in Worcester. In a harmonious setting, Stearns Tavern will have a new and exciting life complementing the unique universal playground and park that will provide recreational opportunities for persons of all...

Seven Hills Foundation affiliate, Children’s Friend, has received $49,500.00 from the Fairlawn Foundation Fund and $10,000 from the Mabel A. Horne Fund towards their Gender Wellness Initiative. The Ellsworth Child and Family Center at Children’s Friend offers families, children, and caregivers counseling and other mental health services including addressing the needs of transgender and gender non-conforming youth and young people who are struggling with questions about their sexuality or identity. Numerous studies have...

Special Olympics, in partnership with the American Academy of Developmental Medicine and Dentistry (AADMD) gathered a group of U.S. based health influencers for Igniting Change: Inclusive Health Summit at the AADMD 16th Annual Educational Conference this weekend in Seattle, WA.