In the last decade, an average of 700,000 people per year became naturalized citizens of the United States. That's roughly one each year for every 500 U.S. residents, or one every 79 seconds. Count among these new Americans five members of the Seven Hills Family Services staff! Appearing with Seven Hills President, Dr. David A. Jordan, from left to right,

Seven Hills Behavioral Health (SHBH) is grateful to the Community Foundation of Southeastern Massachusetts – James Arnold Fund for its continued support of our Food Pantry with its recent grant in the amount of $2,000. The SHBH Food Pantry is situated in our Community Wellness Center located in New Bedford, Massachusetts. Serving men and women who suffer from substance abuse, homelessness, and domestic violence, the Food Pantry is vital a community resource for this vulnerable population, and the community at large. The...

The Seven Hills Puerto Rico Relief Response was started in November to honor both our Puerto Rican staff and their families living on the Island.

The Open Door Gallery at Worcester Art Museum is host to the 6th installment of unique works of art created by participants supported through Seven Hills.

Bonnie Magistrelli, the Area Director for the Lynn Individual Supports program at Seven Hills is retiring after 17 years of service. Bonnie is well-known as one of the most dedicated people in the field of human services, and relentless support to the people for whom she cares is admirable. Bonnie has worked with the toughest of tough; people struggling with addiction, homelessness, and the judicial system, but she never gave up. With her guidance, the people she supported learned the coping skills needed to live in the...