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Seven Hills Rhode Island would like to extend a sincerest thank you to the Rhode Island Department of Behavioral Healthcare, Developmental Disabilities, and Hospitals (BHDDH) for the recent $191,719 Transformation Fund Grant to strengthen agency-wide capacity to increase employment and community outcomes for individuals supported. Funds will be used to partner with Griffin-Hammis Associates (GHA), an award-winning, internationally recognized pioneer in the field of customized employment services for people with disabilities...

Open Door Arts, an affiliate of Seven Hills Foundation, is proud to partner with the Boston Cultural Council in pursuit of our shared missions to bring innovative arts programming that enhances the quality of life of everyone in the city of Boston. We’re thrilled to share that in addition to receiving a general operating grant, we are one of 192 organizations receiving support through Boston Cultural Council/Reopen Creative Boston funding this year, which awarded more than $3.4 million to local organizations. These funds...

Ten thousand U.S. baby boomers turn 65 every day. When they blow out the candles on their cakes, most will still be doing so in their own homes. When they make a wish? Statistics hint that for those celebrating this milestone, it could be “to age in place for as long as possible.”

We celebrate the legacies, accomplishments, and contributions of Black and African Americans across history. This is a time for continued action to tackle racism, ensure representation and celebrate black heritage all year round. To honor this significant day, we recognize African Americans who have impacted not just the country, but the world with their activism and achievements, whose lives and careers have paved the way for future generations. Black history is being made every day, in all kinds of ways.

Our sincerest regards to Navigant Credit Union for their grant of $5,000 to support the Seven Hills Rhode Island Early Intervention program. Navigant Credit Union has generously supported SHRI programs for several years in the state of “Hope.” This grant provides Hope for over 800 families each year with infants and toddlers ages birth—3 years who are experiencing, or at risk of, developmental delays. Early Intervention builds off hope and helps develop tangible, fundamental skills, during this most critical developmental...