The Housing is Healthcare program is funded by the Bureau of Substance Abuse Services to provide extensive and longterm housing and case management services

"We have had [a] longstanding commitment to addressing public health issues, particularly where there is an intersection with social justice and health equity,” Gatto said. “We are grateful for the partnership with the Mass. Department of Public Health, which will allow us to prioritize monkeypox vaccination for men who have sex with men, where the disease currently is most prevalent"

- John Gatto, SVP for community health at JRI

The monkeypox vaccine at the JRI Health state backed monkeypox vaccination site in Framingham, July 25, 2022.

JRI's Trauma Informed Weight Lifting program was featured in this New York Time's article. 

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Elizabeth Fallon shared her story of recovery from addiction and birth trauma in recognition of National Recovery Month.

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Covid-19 has changed our relationship to work, and for many people a paycheck is no longer enough. We want our jobs to provide meaning and purpose.

Study after study has shown that Covid-19 prompted significant majorities of employees to reflect on their life’s purpose and consider looking for new jobs. That’s especially true for Americans under age 30.

¡Talleres de formación en español!

Ha trabajado con familias que se están embarcando en el viaje de su narrativa traumática? Estás trabajando con personas o familias que han pasado por un evento traumático? Quizás estás buscando aumentar tus habilidades para brindar apoyo? Estamos emocionados en ofrecer un taller “Comprendiendo el Impacto de las Experiencias Traumáticas” en español!

Mental health clinicians are often reluctant to treat people who have intellectual and developmental differences (IDDs) for fear of doing something that could worsen rather than improve the client’s condition.

In March of 2022, the CAC of Bristol County welcomed Chief, a nationally accredited service dog to our team. Chief was purchased by the Bristol County District Attorney’s Office, and was trained by NEADS World Class Service Dogs, a nonprofit in Princeton, MA. Chief is named after a fallen U.S. soldier who fought in Iraq. He passed the Assistance Dogs International Public Access/Safety Test and is available to join children who request his presence in an interview due to his calm temperament and friendly approach.

Chief was featured in the media:

Art Club is open to everyone.  We hope you will join us.

Boston GLASS employees, Merecedes and Henny, are featured in this WBUR article about how ballroom culture offers freedom for queer and trans POC.

Boston GLASS is a program of JRI.