Anchor Academy is a special education therapeutic day school that provides challenging academics in a safe and supportive environment. The curriculum is aligned with the Massachusetts Curriculum Frameworks and delivered by a certified special education teacher, with the goal of preparing students for high school graduation and transition to post-secondary education, career, or vocational training. We operate as an extended year, 11-month academic program with an optional summer experience.
Anchor Academy is a therapeutic special education day school offering rigorous academics in a supportive and structured environment. Our curriculum follows the Massachusetts Curriculum Frameworks and is delivered by certified special education professionals, preparing students for high school graduation and successful transitions to post-secondary education, vocational training, or career pathways. Operating as an extended 11-month academic program, Anchor Academy also offers an optional summer experience to reinforce year-round learning and development.
The Assisted Living Program (ALP) provides vital housing opportunities and comprehensive supportive services for persons living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) throughout Massachusetts. By partnering with regional housing authorities, JRI secures specially designated housing subsidies that enable program participants to access safe and affordable housing.
Bay Cove Academy is a small, therapeutic day school located in Brookline, Massachusetts. Approved by the Massachusetts Department of Education and nationally recognized by the US Department of Labor for its Career Development Program, the school provides a highly structured learning environment for teens whose educational and social needs exceed those that traditional public and private schools can accommodate. Additionally, our therapeutic environment, which is rich with trauma-informed practices, allows students to feel safe, access academic support, and meet their goals. Bay Cove Academy focuses on the whole child by equally emphasizing and seamlessly integrating academic, clinical, and college and […]
Berkshire Meadows' Coleman Center provides a comprehensive day habilitation program tailored for adults with complex medical needs, intellectual and developmental disabilities, and sensory impairments. Through small-group community activities and active treatment, our program focuses on fostering new abilities and enhancing the quality of life for each participant.
Berkshire Meadows provides compassionate residential and family support services for individuals with severe intellectual disabilities and complex medical needs. In our homes, we create an environment where residents can thrive through a structured routine of daily living activities, recreational programs, and community outings—all tailored to individual preferences.
Berkshire Meadows is a residential school for students with complex medical, intellectual, and developmental disabilities. Our program runs 365 days a year and includes 24/7 nursing and medical services and allied health services. Services focus on child-centered, individualized educational and treatment approaches in a beautiful setting with state-of-the-art equipment and therapy animals. Many of our students exceed their goals for learning new skills.
Boston GLASS offers a range of services to LGBTQ+ youth of color and their allies in the Greater Boston area. As a leader in LGBTQ+ youth services, we also provide education and consultation to other providers and community organizations.
The Butler Center is a secure, statewide treatment program that serves male juvenile offenders committed to the Massachusetts Department of Youth Services (DYS). These young men face the dual challenges of serious delinquency and mental health issues. The Butler Center offers specialized, clinically sophisticated interventions that address the root causes of their behaviors while focusing on public safety. Our mission is to help each youth understand and overcome the behaviors that led to their offenses, develop the capacity to manage their mental health needs, and achieve personal and treatment goals that support a safe, successful reintegration into their communities as […]
Centerpoint is a 16-bed intensive residential treatment program dedicated to supporting emotionally disturbed adolescent males. Accredited by the Joint Commission and licensed by the Massachusetts Department of Mental Health, Centerpoint focuses on the treatment, rehabilitation, and safe reintegration of youth with mental illness and challenging behaviors. Our program offers a secure environment where adolescent males can receive comprehensive therapeutic care tailored to their highly intensive psychological and behavioral needs.
The Children’s Advocacy Center of Bristol County, a program of JRI, provides a compassionate, coordinated response to child sexual abuse, severe physical abuse, exploitation, and witness to violence for children and adults with intellectual disabilities across Bristol County, MA. Our mission is to empower children and families to heal through community partnerships, education, and the pursuit of justice. Accredited by the National Children’s Alliance, we are part of a network of 900+ centers nationwide.
The Gloucester Clinic is part of Children’s Friend and Family Services (CFFS), a division of JRI. Our outpatient mental health counseling services are designed to support those facing emotional, behavioral, social, or developmental challenges. We provide comprehensive care, including individual, family, and group therapy, alongside psychopharmacology when needed. In-Home Therapy and Therapeutic Mentoring are also offered through our Gloucester location.
The Lawrence Clinic is part of Children’s Friend and Family Services (CFFS), a division of JRI. We offer outpatient mental health counseling for those struggling with emotional, behavioral, and developmental issues. Our services include individual, family, and group therapy. Our clinicians are skilled in addressing conditions such as depression, anxiety, trauma, and behavioral challenges, using evidence-based approaches like ARC and Trauma-Focused CBT. We also support parents with strategies to enhance their parenting skills and better manage their child’s needs. The Lawrence Clinic has a fully equipped art room for expressive therapy, and a specialized treatment room for sensorimotor arousal regulation […]
The Lynn Clinic, part of Children’s Friend and Family Services (CFFS), a division of JRI, is committed to empowering individuals and families to thrive. We provide a range of comprehensive services, including Outpatient Therapy, In-Home Therapy, Therapeutic Mentoring, and Young Parent Support — to help clients build on their strengths and reach their goals. Our services include individual, family, and group therapy in a supportive and inclusive environment.
We provide specialized outpatient mental health services for those facing emotional, behavioral, and developmental challenges. Our offerings include individual, family, and group counseling, along with psychopharmacology when appropriate. In-Home Therapy and Therapeutic Mentoring are also offered through our Salem location.
Cohannet Academy, located within Taunton State Hospital, is a Joint Commission-Accredited Intensive Residential Treatment Program (IRTP). As the only all-female, secure DMH residential treatment program in New England, Cohannet Academy offers a safe and structured environment for youth referred by the Massachusetts Department of Mental Health (MA DMH), many of whom also have involvement with the Department of Children and Families (DCF) and the Department of Youth Services (DYS). Our trauma-informed care model, combined with sensory-integrated therapies and specialized educational services, ensures that each resident receives comprehensive support tailored to their unique needs. With a focus on minimizing re-hospitalization and […]
JRI provides a comprehensive, community-based system of care to ensure that families and their children with significant behavioral, emotional, and mental health needs obtain the necessary services for success in the home, school, and community.
The Community Service Agencies (CSAs) are designed to ensure coordinated and accessible care for youth with Serious Emotional Disturbances (SED) who require or are already utilizing multiple services, or who are involved with various child-serving systems such as child welfare, special education, juvenile justice, and mental health. JRI serves as the Community Service Agency (CSA) for four regions: Cape Cod & the Islands, Lawrence, Taunton, Northeast, and the Dimock Area, which includes most of Boston.
Connecticut Community-Based Services offers therapeutic outpatient services and interventions tailored to meet the needs and goals of each individual. We are client-driven and family-focused. We strive to provide an array of accessible, flexible, and culturally competent services to meet the ever-changing needs of the family.
JRI’s Connecticut Group Homes serve youth and young adults with developmental disabilities who have experienced challenging life events. Each client receives 24/7 supervision and therapeutic support in a safe, nurturing environment that promotes healing, personal growth, and increased independence. Residents attend school, work, or participate in vocational programs within the community, building life skills and social connections every day.
JRI enhances the Department of Youth Services' (DYS) capacity by recruiting, training, and supervising various professionals and paraprofessionals to staff working in DYS-operated secure facilities. From maintenance and food service to senior clinical staff, JRI ensures that DYS has the personnel it needs to maintain high-quality services and respond effectively as needs change.
Developing Abilities Employment Supports, offered through MetroWest Works in Natick, Westborough, and Northborough, provide community-based day supports designed to prepare individuals for meaningful paid work. Our programs focus on skill development, fostering positive work attitudes, and providing hands-on experience across various community tasks and settings. With small, community-oriented centers, participants have multiple daily opportunities to practice and refine their work skills in real-world environments, paving the way for successful and sustained employment.
Developing Abilities Residential Services and Supports ensures that individuals with significant learning needs enjoy the same quality of home life as their peers and families. Our approach honors the little things that make daily life meaningful, focusing on fostering independence and providing the necessary resources to create a fulfilling and rewarding home environment. Whether you're just beginning adulthood, navigating mid-life, or adjusting to the changes of the elder years, we offer a variety of personalized residential models to support your journey.
Willow Tree in Natick and Northboro, Massachusetts, offers active treatment programs that focus on helping adults with significant learning needs, including those with autism, chronic health conditions, and mobility challenges, gain new abilities and enhance their rehabilitative outcomes. Our programs are designed for transition-aged adults and others who benefit from a personalized, small-group approach emphasizing community integration and active engagement in meaningful activities.
JRI's medical and psychiatric professionals team delivers high-quality healthcare services to youth detained or committed to the Department of Youth Services (DYS) across nine sites in Massachusetts' Northeast and Western regions. Operating in Middleton, Amesbury, Peabody, Springfield, Westfield, Chicopee, and South Hadley, we ensure these young individuals receive both urgent medical and psychiatric care, as well as routine health, mental health, and dental services. This comprehensive approach to care addresses immediate needs while building foundations for long-term wellness. Our program also emphasizes the adoption of healthy living skills to support and encourage youth to maintain their well-being throughout their lives.
Early Childhood Training and Consultation (ECTC) is composed of a multi-disciplinary team of early childhood, mental health, education, and special education professionals who partner with childcare programs and families to support the healthy development of young children.
The JRI Educational Advocacy Program supports children and youth with learning disabilities, emotional, behavioral, physical, and spectrum disorders. Our goal is to ensure these children receive the necessary services and accommodations to succeed in the least restrictive environment while accessing equal educational opportunities. We assist parents, caregivers, and state agency staff in navigating the special education process, providing direct advocacy, accessing appropriate educational services, and mediating disputes between families and schools.
The Evolution Independent Living Program supports young adults as they prepare for life in the community. Serving individuals with a history of multiple placements, substance abuse, risky behaviors, and trauma, Evolution provides a safe and supportive environment. The program helps develop the skills needed to sustain affordable housing, secure employment, and achieve educational goals. Through one-on-one life coaching, mentoring, and access to community resources, we help young adults build a stable and successful future.
Families Overcoming Challenges Utilizing Support (FOCUS) helps families in southeastern Massachusetts who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. FOCUS provides temporary emergency shelter, diversion services, and comprehensive case management through a collaborative and strength-based approach. The program aims to empower families by offering essential support, education, and resources to achieve housing stability and long-term success. FOCUS serves families across Bristol County, including New Bedford, Fall River, Attleboro, Taunton, and surrounding communities.
At First Connections, our mission is to equip parents with tools, practical strategies, and connections to other families and their communities to foster healthy parenting and guide them through the first years of the parenting journey. We offer free family support services and resources for parents with young children in Acton, Bedford, Boxborough, Carlisle, Concord, Harvard, Hanscom Air Force Base, Littleton, Lincoln, Maynard, Sudbury, and Westford. To register, click here. For more information, please complete our registration form.
Our foster care program is rooted in the principle that every child deserves to feel safe, to be nurtured, and to thrive. Our foster families and staff are committed to maximizing each child's potential within stable and loving foster homes. Interested in becoming a foster parent? Complete the foster care inquiry form and one of our Homefinders will reach out to you.
Glenhaven Academy offers comprehensive clinical, educational, vocational, and medical services for youth, adolescents, and young adults who have difficulties regulating their emotional and physiological responses. At Glenhaven Academy they have the opportunity to live in a safe and supportive community where they can develop their capacities for self-regulation so as to improve their relationships and maximize their strengths. Through this approach, we prepare our students to navigate the complexities of everyday life.
Granite Academy is a dynamic, strength-based day school serving middle and high school students whose social-emotional needs impact their learning experience. At the heart of our work is a simple belief: every student deserves to be seen, understood, and supported. Through personalized instruction, therapeutic support, and a welcoming community, we help students rediscover their strengths and re-engage in learning. Fully approved by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE), Granite is recognized for providing flexible, individualized programming and being completely dedicated to meeting the needs of its students, families, and the public school system.
GRIP is an intensive group home for all genders in Lowell, MA, serving transitional-age youth (16-22) with histories of complex trauma, mental health challenges, and behavioral difficulties. We provide comprehensive support within a structured, home-like environment to facilitate successful transitions to independent living.
The JRI Health Law Institute (HLI) provides comprehensive legal support for vulnerable individuals facing health challenges. Through our medical-legal partnership model, we deliver trauma-informed services tailored to low-income clients living with or at high risk for specific health conditions. By addressing critical legal barriers, we help stabilize our clients' circumstances, allowing them to prioritize their essential medical care needs.
Housing is Healthcare is a vital program funded by the Bureau of Substance Abuse Services, dedicated to supporting adults who have faced homelessness and are particularly vulnerable to HIV in Boston's "Mass & Cass" area. The program aims to provide stability and improve the overall health and well-being of those most in need by offering extensive and long-term housing solutions coupled with comprehensive case management.
The JRI Health Housing Options Program (HOP) provides essential housing support through rental subsidies and comprehensive services to clients referred directly by the Department of Mental Health - Metro Office.
Huntington At Symphony (HAS) in Boston is a unique housing program that partners with the Boston Housing Authority and Cushing Companies to offer subsidized housing units for individuals living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA). This program ensures residents have access to essential support services, including 24-hour concierge service and JRI Health Medical Case Management, to help them maintain their health and independence in a secure environment.
In-Home Behavioral Services provide essential support for youth struggling with challenging behaviors that disrupt daily life. Using a behavioral approach, we collaborate closely with the child and family to develop a tailored behavior plan to improve the child’s functioning. We work together to implement the personalized plan, offering hands-on guidance and support every step of the way.
Journey Home is a therapeutic intensive group home for adolescent males who need structured support to successfully transition back to community living. We create a safe, engaging environment where young men develop essential skills to overcome obstacles and build a positive future.
The Juvenile Court Clinic Program provides comprehensive forensic mental health services across six Massachusetts counties: Barnstable, Plymouth, Bristol, Dukes, Essex, and Nantucket. We provide specialized court-ordered mental health and substance use assessments, extended, comprehensive evaluations, and consultations to the juvenile courts. We attempt to connect youth and families to necessary community resources to assist in decreasing a child's further involvement with the juvenile courts.
Lead Agency partners closely with DCF and families to ensure children and families receive the care and support they need. Our compassionate team works hand-in-hand with families in Brockton, Taunton, Cape Cod, and the Islands, identifying, securing, and monitoring services tailored to each family's unique needs. We are committed to helping families with DCF involvement find stability and hope through personalized support and collaboration.
Lindencroft provides intensive therapeutic support for youth who identify as female/female-of-center/transfeminine and have experienced or are at high risk for commercial sexual exploitation. With a 1:3 staff-to-youth ratio, our program offers a comprehensive continuum of trauma-informed services in a home-like environment. We support youth through various transitions, including family reunification, adoption, pre-independent living, independent living, or aging out of the system, taking an individualized approach to ensure successful transitions into adulthood.
The Little Heroes Group Home provides a supportive, home-like environment for latency-age children (5-12) who are experiencing social, emotional, mental health, and behavioral challenges. Located in the suburban community of Dracut, MA, our program serves children with histories of complex trauma, offering specialized care that helps them develop the skills needed to manage trauma symptoms and successfully transition to permanent placements in the community.
Littleton Academy is a therapeutic residential school providing comprehensive clinical treatment and education to latency age children who have a history of complex trauma and significant behavioral/mental health issues and learning difficulties.
LTSS Care Partners is a team of dedicated Care Coordinators who work collaboratively with your child's healthcare providers and social support networks to improve access to care and resources. Many of our Care Coordinators are bilingual in English and other languages, ensuring effective communication for diverse families. This valuable service is provided as part of your child's MassHealth insurance coverage.
Meadowridge Academy is a therapeutic residential school providing comprehensive treatment to youth and young adults with mental health issues, behavioral difficulties, and complex trauma histories. We use the evidence-based treatment model, Attachment, Regulation, and Competency (ARC), to help students build positive relationships and self-regulation skills, and transform their individual interests into sources of strengths, resiliency, and success. Our students attend school on campus, year-round, and have a full day of academic and vocational training.
JRI Health provides Medical Case Management (MCM) for people living with HIV/AIDS. MCM offers a wide range of client-centered services, such as linkage to medical care and coordination of support for medication adherence and insurance. It also assists with housing, mainstream benefits and resources, support groups, and care coordination for substance use and mental health services.
The Merrimack Center is a Joint Commission-accredited Intensive Residential Treatment Program (IRTP) dedicated to providing trauma-informed care for adolescents navigating serious mental illness, intellectual disabilities, and challenging behaviors. Our approach focuses on building each individual's potential to overcome behavioral challenges, develop social skills, and achieve greater competencies. By creating a safe and supportive environment, we empower youth to progress toward a more stable and fulfilling future.
The Metrowest Behavioral Health Center is part of Children’s Friend and Family Services (CFFS), a division of JRI. Our outpatient mental health counseling services provide expertise in general mental health, complex psychological trauma, and parenting consultation. We also offer In-Home Therapy, Therapeutic Mentoring, and In-Home Behavioral Services.
My Life My Choice is committed to eradicating the commercial sexual exploitation of children by offering survivor-led solutions throughout Eastern Massachusetts. We provide a range of services, including survivor mentoring, intensive case management, mental health support, and group work for young people of all genders who have faced exploitation. Our work extends nationwide through prevention education, professional training, consultation, and advocacy. Since 2002, we have mentored over 1,000 youth, trained more than 28,385 providers, and educated 4,246 youth on prevention. As a model for communities across the country, My Life My Choice strives to change lives and address the systemic […]
Parents As Teachers (PAT) is a nationally recognized, evidence-based program designed to empower parents as their child's first and most influential teachers. Serving families from prenatal stages to kindergarten, the PAT program emphasizes parent-child interaction, development-centered parenting, and family well-being. Through structured curriculum and personalized support, PAT helps parents nurture their child’s development, detect potential delays early, and build a strong foundation for future school success.
PEACE is a Coordinated Specialty Care program dedicated to helping individuals who are experiencing early signs of psychosis, such as changes in thoughts, social functioning, or hallucinations. By addressing these symptoms early, our team works to reduce the risk of recurrence and supports individuals in achieving optimal recovery. The PEACE team offers a safe, stigma-free environment where individuals and families can openly discuss their experiences and receive the support they need for a hopeful future.
Peer Support Services (PSS) directly responds to people who are infected and/or affected by HIV/AIDS by providing a wide range of one-on-one and peer-led social support activities. These activities include support groups that embrace the diversity of our community. PSS provides support and education for individuals around topics such as medications, relationships, sexual health, stigma, substance use, communication, and much more.
Pelham Academy is a therapeutic residential school providing comprehensive treatment and education to adolescent and young adult females with emotional and behavioral challenges, mental health disorders, and complex trauma histories. Our mission is to provide individualized care within a supportive community with the goal of promoting resiliency, growth, and independence.
PACT provides comprehensive home-based care for people living with HIV and Hepatitis C who struggle to navigate healthcare systems and treatment regimens. Our Community Health Workers (CHWs) offer personalized support by assisting clients with medical appointment coordination, medication management, and in addressing various obstacles to improved health outcomes. PACT also provides training and technical assistance to organizations interested in developing their own community health worker programs.
RISE, a program of JRI Health, is a multi-service integrated community prevention program offering health and social services to people in the Metrowest area. Our services include free counseling and testing for HIV, Hepatitis C, and Sexually Transmitted Infections; PrEP and PEP; treatment for Sexually Transmitted Infections and HCV; medical and housing case management for people living with HIV; HIV peer support services; and community education, training, and outreach.
Rediscovery is a therapeutic based group home with a focus on independent living skill building for males between ages 16-21. Rediscovery believes that all youth should have access to learning and developing independent living skills, regardless of their discharge plan once out of adolescent care. We strive to be inclusive, embrace diversity, foster a sense of community and support long-term connections to prepare youth for increased independence and a successful transition into adulthood.
Our Independent Living (IL) Program houses young adults from 18-24 years old in small efficiency-type apartments or shared-living housing. The program is designed for youth who are stepping down from group care and are ready to learn how to live on their own.
River Run Academy is the clinical day school at the Susan Wayne Center of Excellence. We offer intensive educational, vocational, and clinical services for mild-to-moderately cognitively impaired students. Some of our students have concurrent mental health, behavioral, and medical issues.
Located in Mattapan, Massachusetts, the River Street Community (RSC) program offers subsidized housing units for individuals living with HIV/AIDS in partnership with the Boston Housing Authority.
The Southeast Behavioral Health Center (SEBHC) is a Joint Commission-accredited clinic that provides comprehensive assessment and treatment to individuals and families of all ages. In-Home Therapy and Therapeutic Mentoring are also offered through our Taunton location.
STRIVE Boston is dedicated to empowering individuals with barriers to employment by providing comprehensive job training, coaching, and employment services. We believe in a future where everyone can achieve economic self-sufficiency, dignity, and personal growth. STRIVE Boston supports young adults entering the workforce, individuals reentering the job market after incarceration, and those looking to change careers or return to work after raising children.
STEP provides residential and community and employment services support to adult men living in Rhode Island who have intellectual disabilities/developmental disabilities (ID/D), as well as significant behavioral and mental health concerns. These individuals are referred to STEP through the RI Department of Behavioral Health, Developmental Disabilities, and Hospitals (BHDDH).
The Susan Wayne Center of Excellence (SWCE) is a residential treatment center designed to enable students with mild-to-moderate cognitive impairment with behavioral, mental health, and medical challenges to reach their maximum potential. SWCE students attend school at River Run Academy, and are offered the opportunity to live on our 38 acre campus or commute from their communities. A key component of our mission is keeping family-centered values at the forefront of our work. Our programs utilize a strength-based, individualized, whole-person approach within a trauma-informed framework to help students build positive relationships, learn and practice self-regulation skills, and identify strengths.
Swansea Wood School is a therapeutic, year-long residential school serving adolescents and young adults who struggle with significant and chronic past trauma and/or organic illness and function at a mild-to-moderately cognitively impaired level. We offer students the opportunity to progress academically, remediate past academic challenges, and increase cognitive ability through clinical, vocational, milieu, and educational experiences.
At the Victor School, an exceptional education and specialized therapeutic attention go hand-in-hand. Our students are intellectually gifted and have social/emotional challenges that have been underserved in prior school settings. Our unique program allows students to continue their college preparatory education within a supportive environment where they can learn, grow, and succeed.
TAP, or Total Achievement Programs, are therapeutic after-school programs dedicated to enhancing the social skills of children ages 6-12 with complex emotional and behavioral needs who have been unable to succeed in non-therapeutic community-program settings.
The Training and Technical Assistance Team comprises experienced facilitators and writers who deliver high-quality training and technical assistance across various topics. Our staff have expertise in services for people who are facing a variety of challenges: substance use, housing instability, complex chronic illnesses, and HIV/AIDS. Our training sessions focus on the skills people need to engage hard-to-reach clients, such as Motivational Interviewing, setting boundaries, and outreach skills. We are available on a fee-for-service basis to conduct customized training for your organization, ensuring your team has the knowledge and skills to excel in these critical areas.
Trot On offers innovative psychotherapy services to youth, adults, and their families who are dealing with social, emotional, and behavioral challenges, often rooted in complex trauma. By integrating equine interaction into therapy, we provide a unique, embodied experience that fosters connection and healing. Our services also support individuals struggling with substance use or those at risk, offering early intervention and counseling. Our outpatient services are available through a partnership with a farm in Harvard, Massachusetts. We accept most major insurances. We also offer short-term treatment for youth ages 12-24 who are dealing with or may have risk factors for substance […]
Walden Street School is a trauma-informed therapeutic residential school for biological females who are struggling with significant past trauma or organic mental illness. Through our individualized treatment approach, our students are able to heal while creating positive personal-growth opportunities that build a strong core of internal skill sets, encourage individual talents, build self-esteem, and create healthy relationships.
The Young Parent Living Program is a DCF and DTA funded residential program for teens who are pregnant or parenting. Teens live in their own apartments with 24 hour staff support, education and job training, medical, dental and day care referrals, housing search and aftercare support.
Having a baby changes everything—and being a young parent can feel both exciting and overwhelming. You want to be a great parent, build independence, and create a stable future for yourself and your child. The Young Parent Support Program is here to help you do just that. We offer free, confidential, and compassionate support to pregnant and parenting young adults—including mothers, fathers, and foster parents. Through home visits and community outreach, our team provides strength-based case management tailored to your goals. Whether you need parenting education, housing assistance, employment guidance, or referrals to specialists, we’re here to walk alongside you. […]
Younity is dedicated to creating a welcoming and inclusive space where youth and young adults, can find the respect and support they deserve. Every aspect of our access center, from the physical environment to our services and programs, is shaped by the voices of the young people we serve. We specialize in supporting LGBTQIA2S+ youth and those who have faced challenges such as substance use, housing instability, and unmet mental health needs. Through a Peer Support model, Younity offers a variety of individual and group activities, helping youth overcome barriers, explore their passions, and work toward their goals. Whether dropping […]
YouthHarbors serves homeless and unaccompanied high school students, and a select group of college students from our four participating public colleges who are homeless or facing housing instability at our K-House program in Malden. By providing comprehensive support—including rental assistance, housing search help, and life skills workshops—YouthHarbors ensures that these students can focus on their education and future success rather than mere survival. The program meets each student where they are, offering personalized, wrap-around services that address their immediate and long-term needs. Donate Today Your support can make a significant difference in helping YouthHarbors students stay in school and graduate. […]
