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Melanie Grant selected for the JRI/William James College Masters in Counseling Scholarship
We are pleased to announce that Melanie has been awarded a scholarship to participate in our partnered scholarship program with William James College, Masters in Counseling.
JRI Staff Awarded Scholarships Program
JRI is thrilled to announce that members of our staff have been awarded scholarships to participate in our partnered scholarship program with Boston College in the fall, attending the Latinx Leadership Program, fully in Spanish.
Binh Tran Promoted and Shawnese Givens Joins JRI
Congratulations to Binh Tran for his promotion to Vice President of Boston Community Based Services! Binh will be overseeing all community based programs across Boston and will supervise Shawnese Givens, the new Executive Director of JRI Health. Welcome Shawnese!
Massachusetts Office for Victim Assistance (MOVA) Honored Victim Rights Award Recipients
The Victim and Witness Assistance Board (VWAB) and the Massachusetts Office for Victim Assistance (MOVA) presented Victim Rights Awards to victims, survivors, and providers who have made notable contributions to the victim services field. Leaders, legislators, advocates, and survivors who work tirelessly to uphold and advance the rights of victims and survivors across the Commonwealth were honored on Monday, April 24th, 2023 at the Massachusetts State House Grand Staircase.
Long Term Services and Supports (LTSS)
LTSS Care Partners is a team of Care Coordinators that work with your child's providers and social supports to improve access to care and resources. Many Care Coordinators are bilingual in English and other languages. This service is free and is part of your child's MassHealth insurance.
Berkshire Meadows Coleman Center Day Habilitation
The Coleman Center provides active treatment through small-group community activities to help adults gain new abilities and enhance rehabilitative outcomes. Our habilitative program for people with complex medical, intellectual and developmental differences, including visual and communication impairments are often successful where others have failed.