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Check out the op-ed, written by Ed Powell, Executive Director of STRIVE Boston and Vice President of Community Engagement, in CommonWealth Magazine.
Check out the op-ed, written by Ed Powell, Executive Director of STRIVE Boston and Vice President of Community Engagement, in CommonWealth Magazine.
JRI, one of New England’s leading social service agencies, has named David Chapin to its board of trustees.
Chapin, a Cambridge resident, is a financial advisor with Morgan Stanley Wealth Management who has a history of helping others both as a financial professional and a volunteer. A graduate of Nichols College and a member of its advisory board, he has worked in the financial sector for more than a decade, starting at Bank of America, in Worcester.
Watch this PBS News Hour episode featuring the Susan Wayne Center of Excellence as well as Hilary Hodgdon from JRI.
Jennifer Turner was a voice student at the New England Conservatory of Music when her instructor approached her during a rehearsal.
“You,” her instructor observed, “aren’t in your body.”
It took her a while before she understood what her instructor meant, but when she did, it would change her life.
She took yoga classes, and the body control that yoga encouraged her to heal from her own trauma she still was carrying. It was, she said, “like coming home.”
JRI was named a Top Place to Work in Massachusetts for the Sixth Consecutive Year
JRI, a leader is social justice, operates residential programs and group homes, where the people we serve live 24-7. We would love for you to become part of our team! We welcome you to become an "essential personnel" as we keep our communities safe during the COVID crisis.
We have an urgent need for residential staff in Attleboro, Housatonic, Westboro, Tewksbury, Taunton, Framingham, Marlboro, Lowell, Berkley, Dracut, Littleton, Swansea, Lexington, Waltham, and Concord. A variety of schedules and shifts are available.