Supervisory Skills Certificate Series: Spring 2025
2025-05-07 09:00 - 12:30 (America/New_York) | Online via Zoom
HSF’s most popular workshop series is returning for Spring.
Give new supervisors the skills they need to succeed. If you are planning on promoting, or have just promoted someone to a supervisory position help them hit the ground running with this 8 week course. With HSF’s strong team of seasoned presenters covering a wide range of knowledge from different points of view, we cover theory, soft skills, and hard facts. Conversation topics range from harassment law and insurance liability to finding common purpose in a team and how to show faith in those who work for you, and much much more.
Register an individual who is eligible for a certificate, or a space for your agency to send someone different to each session depending on who the topic will benefit most.
This series is presented over Zoom. Series runs 8 consecutive weeks starting May 7th 9am-12:30pm all session. Full series is $600 for members, $1200 for nonmembers.

Series Dates and Topics:

Leadership Communication Wed May 7th 2025

This session looks at the building blocks of communicating clear messages to others. In a core aspect of leadership that is often taken for granted, those who excel at communicating often excel in supervision. Learn to avoid noise and interference, and how to properly process feedback to fine tune your messages for clearer understanding.
Presented by Jeff Tingley; Human Service Forum

Employment Law Wed May 14th 2025

Avoid missteps that can lead to expensive and time-consuming litigation. Learn from practicing attorneys on the wording of the law, along with how that wording is actually applied. Covering a wide range of subjects to clear up misconceptions and acknowledging pitfalls, this session is packed with useful information that every organization needs.
Presented by Skoler-Abbott

Cyber Security Wed May 21st 2025

With the threat of cyber attacks continuing to rise, with an increased focus on social engineering, no one can afford to hide their heads in the sand and pretend that everything is ok. With a focus on practical, simple, daily steps that one can take, this session seeks to minimize risk to you, your organization, and your clients.
Presented by Chris Wisneski; Whittlesey

Team Building and Conflict Resolution Wed May 28th 2025

Through discussions that will include team activities and individual reflection, forge a shared understanding of team-building and the essential skills for conflict resolution and negotiation that facilitate the development of strong, cohesive, effective teams. Make your team stronger than the sum of their parts, drive unity, and be able to address conflict when it does happen.
Presented by Dr. Lucie Lewis and Janine Fondon

Liability and Benefit- Thurs June 5th 2025

Gain a better understanding of Insurance, and how it affects you, your team and your organizations. Understand what coverage you have, and might need, in a variety of situations from daily operations to special fundraising events. Learn the various forms of benefits available to understand what you have and be able to help explain to your team what their options are.
Presented by Ben Garvey and Val Francis; Hub International

Culturally Responsive Supervision- Wed June 11th 2025

Join us as we take a deep look at the many aspects that make up our identities and how they impact our leadership, our organizations and the people we serve. Improve our skills in having conversations about our differences in a way that encourages learning and growth while building intersectional resilience. We will strengthen our ability to have important dialogues, navigate predictable tensions and avoid pitfalls that lead to disconnection. This session helps supervisors cultivate trusting, creative and connected diverse working relationships.
Presented by Regi Wingo and JAC Patriss; Growing a New Heart

Lead with Influence- Wed June 18th 2025

Whether they mean to or not, each person exerts influence over others. With this session learn 10 steps a person could take to add intentionality to that and influence people like a leader. Create a sphere of impact that leaves a lasting positing impression on those you work closely with, leading to them influencing others positively as well.
Presented by Will Weche; Willful Change LLC

Retention: Rewards and Accountability Wed June 25th 2025

People don’t leave jobs; they leave bad supervisors. This session puts a focus on how a supervisor can strengthen and grow those who report to them, creating an environment where employees want to stay. Covering how to multiple the strengths of your team, how to discipline in a way that productive, and how to praise, we will learn how to create a work environment centered on retention.
Presented by Diana Brooks; Diana Brooks Associates
Supervisory Skills Series Sponsor:

HSF Annual Sponsors:

Leadership Communication
2025-05-07 09:00 - 12:30 | Online via Zoom
HSF’s most popular workshop series is returning for Spring.
Give new supervisors the skills they need to succeed. If you are planning on promoting, or have just promoted someone to a supervisory position help them hit the ground running with this 8 week course. With HSF’s strong team of seasoned presenters covering a wide range of knowledge from different points of view, we cover theory, soft skills, and hard facts. Conversation topics range from harassment law and insurance liability to finding common purpose in a team and how to show faith in those who work for you, and much much more.
Register an individual who is eligible for a certificate, or a space for your agency to send someone different to each session depending on who the topic will benefit most.
This series is presented over Zoom and runs 8 consecutive weeks starting May 7th 9am-12:30pm all session.

Series Dates and Topics:

Leadership Communication Wed May 7th 2025

This session looks at the building blocks of communicating clear messages to others. In a core aspect of leadership that is often taken for granted, those who excel at communicating often excel in supervision. Learn to avoid noise and interference, and how to properly process feedback to fine tune your messages for clearer understanding.
Presented by Jeff Tingley; Human Service Forum

Employment Law Wed May 14th 2025

Avoid missteps that can lead to expensive and time-consuming litigation. Learn from practicing attorneys on the wording of the law, along with how that wording is actually applied. Covering a wide range of subjects to clear up misconceptions and acknowledging pitfalls, this session is packed with useful information that every organization needs.
Presented by Skoler-Abbott

Cyber Security Wed May 21st 2025

With the threat of cyber attacks continuing to rise, with an increased focus on social engineering, no one can afford to hide their heads in the sand and pretend that everything is ok. With a focus on practical, simple, daily steps that one can take, this session seeks to minimize risk to you, your organization, and your clients.
Presented by Chris Wisneski; Whittlesey

Team Building and Conflict Resolution Wed May 28th 2025

Through discussions that will include team activities and individual reflection, forge a shared understanding of team-building and the essential skills for conflict resolution and negotiation that facilitate the development of strong, cohesive, effective teams. Make your team stronger than the sum of their parts, drive unity, and be able to address conflict when it does happen.
Presented by Dr. Lucie Lewis and Janine Fondon

Liability and Benefit- Thurs June 5th 2025

Gain a better understanding of Insurance, and how it affects you, your team and your organizations. Understand what coverage you have, and might need, in a variety of situations from daily operations to special fundraising events. Learn the various forms of benefits available to understand what you have and be able to help explain to your team what their options are.
Presented by Ben Garvey and Val Francis; Hub International

Culturally Responsive Supervision- Wed June 11th 2025

Join us as we take a deep look at the many aspects that make up our identities and how they impact our leadership, our organizations and the people we serve. Improve our skills in having conversations about our differences in a way that encourages learning and growth while building intersectional resilience. We will strengthen our ability to have important dialogues, navigate predictable tensions and avoid pitfalls that lead to disconnection. This session helps supervisors cultivate trusting, creative and connected diverse working relationships.
Presented by Regi Wingo and JAC Patriss; Growing a New Heart

Lead with Influence- Wed June 18th 2025

Whether they mean to or not, each person exerts influence over others. With this session learn 10 steps a person could take to add intentionality to that and influence people like a leader. Create a sphere of impact that leaves a lasting positing impression on those you work closely with, leading to them influencing others positively as well.
Presented by Will Weche; Willful Change LLC

Retention: Rewards and Accountability Wed June 25th 2025

People don’t leave jobs; they leave bad supervisors. This session puts a focus on how a supervisor can strengthen and grow those who report to them, creating an environment where employees want to stay. Covering how to multiple the strengths of your team, how to discipline in a way that productive, and how to praise, we will learn how to create a work environment centered on retention.
Presented by Diana Brooks; Diana Brooks Associates
Supervisory Skills Series Sponsor:

HSF Annual Sponsors:

Walk/Run for Adoption - Springfield
2025-05-10 09:30 - 13:00 | Forest Park, 302 Sumner Ave, Springfield, MA, 01108, United States
At MARE, we know that all children deserve a safe, loving place to call home. However, the reality is that in Massachusetts, there are currently 1,150 children and teens in foster care awaiting adoption who have no relatives or other potential adopters.
That’s why thousands of walkers, runners, volunteers, and supporters from across Massachusetts are participating in the 16th Annual Jordan’s Furniture Walk/Run for Adoption!
Our Springfield Walk/Run event includes festivities, food, games, and family-friendly fun! Walkers and runners are invited to complete a 5k fun-run. All the funds raised from this event go towards helping children and teens in foster care find adoptive homes! Lace up your sneakers and hit the course in Springfield! This event is a great way to get active while supporting the mission to find loving, permanent families for children in foster care. Every step counts—join us and be part of the impact!

A Community Discussion About Menopause
2025-05-10 14:00 - 16:30
Join us for a screening of the documentary The M Factor: Shredding the Silence on Menopause, followed by a Q&A with Baystate Health menopause providers.
This event is free and open to the public, but space is limited. Please arrive early to get your seat and email menopausemovie@gmail.com to let us know you’ll be there.

Springfield Symphony Chorus Benefit
2025-05-11 16:00 - 18:00

Story Telling for WellBeing
2025-05-13 10:00 - 11:30
In this presentation we will consider the skill of storytelling and how this practice helps Indigenous People move towards health and wellness.

José Lugo has served as the Native Education Liaison for Collaborative for Educational Services. He is a detribalized Chicano Macewalli who uses storytelling to reconnect with his Indigenous cultural practices. Through this skill development José works to heal from the impacts of colonization.

Tuesday, May 13, 2025

10am-11:30am

Hadley Public Library

Light refreshments will be available.

Stop It! Caregiver Behaviors That Impede Progress
2025-05-13 18:00 - 19:30
Parents and caregivers!
How many of us are doing things for our children or loved ones
with disabilities that we really shouldn’t continue to do? Things
that could easily become barriers to independent living models.
Things that may even make our person more vulnerable than
necessary.
There’s no doubt that we do these things out of love, maybe
sprinkled with a little bit of guilt and a whole lot of just plain
survival…but regardless, our overcompensation and natural
instincts to protect for a lifetime are counterproductive.
Helping our loved one reach their highest level of independence
and autonomy they can reach takes courage, vulnerability, and
planning on our part, and yet, preparing those we love for life
without us is the final and most important gift we can give them.
Email Meg at megan.moran@servicenet.org for more information
about the this webinar. We hope you can join us!

Worth Standing Up For
2025-05-14 17:00 - 19:00
We hope you can join us at one of the Truth Tellers Theater Ensemble’s upcoming performances of this year’s production Worth Standing Up For.

This moving and courageous performance advocating for positive change in the child welfare system was performed last week for an audience of Massachusetts Department of Child and Families social workers and administrators—the very people who navigate the system every day, making impossible choices and often feeling the weight of a system too big to change.

The honesty, openness, and bravery of the actors and their audience was a testament to the power of art to transform and transcend. It was a poignant reminder of what’s possible when we listen to the voices of those with lived experience—because stories change hearts, and changed hearts change systems.

Join us and witness the transformative power of storytelling.

Upcoming Performances:

Wednesday, May 14
5:00PM | Holyoke Media

Wednesday, May 21
10:00AM | Massachusetts State House

Thursday, May 22
6:30PM | De la Luz Divine Theater at Lighthouse Holyoke

May First-time Homebuyer Workshop (English)
2025-05-14 17:30 - 20:30
May 14 @ 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm
$50

Become a certified first-time homebuyer with Way Finders! Learn from local real estate professionals about the homebuying process.
The course covers finding, financing, purchasing, and maintaining a home. Participants receive a certificate of completion that is necessary to access several down payment assistance programs and special mortgage products.
This is a three-part online workshop:
Wednesdays, 5:30pm-8:30pm
May 14, 21 and 28
Walk-ins are not accepted. Attendance for this workshop will be limited.
Cost of the workshop is $50 per household, nonrefundable.

Family Farm Day Workshop
2025-05-17 10:00 - 12:00
When: May 17th, 2025, 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.

Where: Cultivating for Community, 32 Shattuck Rd, Hadley MA 01035

Sign up by emailing the names and ages of your family to amandar@foodbankwma.org.

The Food Bank Farm and Kestrel Land Trust will be hosting Family Farm Days throughout the growing season! Families will learn about regenerative farming practices and The Food Bank’s mission. Volunteer activities include planting seedlings, maintaining farm beds, and harvesting on Cultivating for Community, and taking a nature walk on our larger 142-acre farm in Hadley.

About Cultivating for Community
Cultivating for Community is the Food Bank Farm’s regenerative farming and education initiative. The farmland is a part of our Second Food Bank Farm in Hadley, Massachusetts.
Cultivating for Community:

Educates volunteers and students on regenerative farming, nutrition, the local farm economy and food insecurity.
Practices regenerative farming methods such as no-till farming, plant diversity and companion planting.
Donates the CFC harvest to Food Bank member food pantries for people who live with food insecurity.
Creates equity in the local farm economy through farmland leasing opportunities at the Food Bank Farm.

Volunteering with Cultivating for Community is one way you can help us work to end hunger in Western Massachusetts.

Wheeling for Healing Ride, Walk, Run for Cancer Care & Services
2025-05-18 08:00 - 13:00
Ready, Set, Ride, Walk, or Run!
Lace up your sneakers and tune up your bikes – Wheeling for Healing is back to support cancer care and services for patients throughout Baystate Health. Join us on Sunday, May 18, from 8 am to 1 pm at Yankee Candle Village for this special event. Races will include a 50, 25, and 10-mile route, as well as a 5K run/walk. The event will close with a picnic lunch to celebrate coming together to fight cancer, celebrate our survivors, and remember those who have lost their battles.
Thanks to the generosity and dedication of our community, Wheeling for Healing has provided funding for items such as new infusion chair, new exam tables, and programs such as art therapy, writing, and yoga for patients and survivors.

30th Annual BCArc Golf Classic
2025-05-21 08:00 - 17:00
Berkshire Hills Country Club 500 Benedict Road, Pittsfield, MA, United States

Expect the full event of golf, lunch, awards, raffles, silent auction, prizes, and dinner. $170 per person Credit cards accepted the day of the tournament Proper attire is required to play (i.e. collared shirts, no jeans allowed). Format: 4 person, captain and crew placed in divisions by total team

Time Lost is Brain Lost
2025-05-21 18:00 - 20:00
Discover why recognizing stroke as an emergency is crucial. Join Dr. Varun Naragum, Neurologist, to explore the warning signs and symptoms to watch for and learn how immediate medical intervention can make the difference between life and death

May Massachusetts Landlord Workshop
2025-05-24 09:00 - 14:00
This online workshop includes an overview of basic residential rental property management in Massachusetts that provides an introduction to the Massachusetts laws that govern the rental relationship. Important for all owners of rental properties, including owners of 2-4 family homes.
Topics covered include:

proper tenant screening
relations with tenants
lead paint laws
types of tenancies
State Sanitary Code
fair housing laws
the eviction process
how to deal with drug problems

Certificates of completion are awarded at the end of the session; this workshop satisfies the course requirement for first-time buyers of multi-family homes.
Registration fee is $119.95 (non-refundable & includes Way Finders’ Property Management Manual, valued at $29.95).

The Road To Recovery: Advances In Stroke Treatment
2025-05-28 18:00 - 20:00
Timely intervention can be the key to effective recovery when it comes to stroke. Join Dr. Janhavi Modak, MD, MPH and discover the latest breakthroughs in stroke treatment and how these interventions can significantly improve recovery, reduce long-term disability, and help patients regain their independence and quality of life.

Board Retention & Recruitment: An OnBoard Training Workshop
2025-05-29 08:30 - 10:00
A facilitated workshop co-led by Rebecca Coolong, Human Service Forum, and Sarah Tanner, Financial Development Agency
The leadership role of the Board is not to be taken lightly. In this roundtable discussion, we will explore and share successful approaches toward attracting the right fit of individuals to your organization, and how to keep them engaged and productive. Participants are encouraged to come with specific challenges to discuss and best practices to share with the group.

Combining Qualitative & Quantitative Data to Advance Equity for Immigrants
2025-05-29 13:00 - 14:00

Building Strong Credit
2025-05-29 17:00 - 20:00

Western Massachusetts Network to End Homelessness 9th Annual Regional Gathering
2025-05-30 09:30 - 12:00
Bold Leadership in Uncertain Times
Western Massachusetts Network to End Homelessness 9th Annual Regional Gathering

Please join our Network partners, legislative and municipal leaders and community members as we gather in solidarity, in gratitude for our community, and in determination to provide safe and stable housing to our most vulnerable residents across western Massachusetts.
9:30am: refreshments & networking
10–11am: program
11am: more networking!
In-person attendance is full but please click here to register for Zoom access.

Men's Health Forum
2025-05-31 08:00 - 15:30
Welcome to the Men’s Health Forum!
Come join us at the UMass Amherst Henry M. Thomas III Center at Springfield for a day focused on men’s health. Our forum will feature informative sessions, interactive workshops, and expert speakers covering a range of topics including physical health, mental well-being, and lifestyle choices.
Whether you’re looking to learn more about preventive care, fitness tips, or mental health resources, this event is for you. Connect with other men in the community, ask questions, and gain valuable insights to help you lead a healthier life.
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to prioritize your health and well-being. Mark your calendar and join us at the Men’s Health Forum! Bring your dads, husbands, sons, brothers, uncles, nephews, and friends!
Presented by Men of Color Health Awareness (MOCHA) and UMass Amherst Henry M. Thomas III Center at Springfield
In collaboration with UMass Amherst School of Public Health & Health Sciences Center for Community Health Equity Research and Baystate Health

2025 Annual West Region Self Advocacy Conference
2025-05-31 09:00 - 16:00
Massachusetts West Region Self Advocacy is elated to invite you to celebrate and reflect with us at our2025 Annual West Region Self Advocacy Conference! The event will be held Saturday, May 31, 2025 at the Sheraton Monarch Place Hotel in Springfield, MA.

Self advocacy is an international civil rights movement started by and for people with disabilities. For over 40 years in Western Massachusetts, self advocates have added to the richness of our community by recognizing a need for change and calling for action. The Annual West Region Self Advocacy Conference was created to further these meaningful pursuits by facilitating collaboration and community. For two decades self advocates from across New England have come together at the conference to share knowledge, stories, collaborate to create change, and recognize one another’s efforts and accomplishments.

This year is especially meaningful for our community as we celebrate the 30th anniversary of Massachusetts West Region Self Advocacy! This is a powerful opportunity to celebrate and reflect on our victories over the past three decades. Every year we select a theme based on the ideals of our movement; this year we are proud to highlight The Legacy of Self Advocacy: Past, Present, and Future. Every day we build on the accomplishments of our past and move forward towards an inclusive and equitable world for everyone.
We must acknowledge that even on the brink of this milestone anniversary, self advocates are actively facing new challenges in today’s world. The conference remains an important time to come together and harness the collective energy, wisdom, and passion of our community. We know that when people work together, revolutionary things happen.

2025-05-31 09:30 - 11:30
Free Community Baby ShowerSaturday, May 31, 9:30-11:30Jackson St. School. 120 Jackson St. Northampton MA, 01060
+ Free Baby Clothes and gear at the Pop-up Free Store from It Takes a Village+ Raffle prizes (free)+ Valuable caregiving resources+ Baby carrier demonstrations+ Car seat safety info

The Resilient Workplace: Proactive Strategies for Managing People Risk and Your Responsibilities Seminar
2025-06-03 08:30 - 12:00
Date: Tuesday, June 3, 2025
Time: 8:30AM to 12:00PM
Location: The Westin Waltham Boston – 70 3rd Ave Waltham, MA 02451
Breakfast will be served.
Continuing Education Credits will be provided.
Who should attend?
Please note there is a limit of up to three representatives per company.
Human Resource Professionals: CHROs, VPs, Directors, Managers
Finance Department Professionals: CFOs, VPs, Directors, Managers
CEOs, Owners, Presidents
The ever-evolving landscape of workplace compliance, risk management, and employment liability is more complex than ever.
We encourage you to join HUB International, Jackson Lewis PC and Travelers for three dynamic panel discussions featuring industry experts and thought leaders who will provide critical insights on safeguarding your organization, mitigating risk, and making informed decisions that drive long-term success. From understanding leave policies and employment practices liability to navigating OSHA compliance, these discussions will equip you with the knowledge and strategies needed to stay ahead in the modern workplace.
Throughout the day, you’ll gain cutting-edge perspectives from three insightful panel discussions:
The Evolving Landscape of Paid and Unpaid Leave
Russell Denver, Esq., Chief Compliance Officer, HUB International | Eve Keller, Associate, Jackson Lewis PC | Stacey Hyland, President, Employee Benefits, HUB International | Trevor Watson, Vice President, Workforce Absence Management Consulting, Team Lead, HUB International

State-specific and local leave law updates and their growing impact on employers
How paid leave policies intersect with unpaid leave requirements
Common legal pitfalls and the role of documentation and communication in defending against claims

EPLI Uncovered: Safeguarding Your Organization from Employment Lawsuits
Matthew Freeman, Principal, Labor & Employment Attorney, Jackson Lewis PC | Jamie Kessler, Principal, Jackson Lewis PC | Chris Taylor, ProEx Practice Leader, HUB International, Chris Williams, Employment Practices Liability Product Manager, Travelers

The role of EPL insurance and proactive strategies to protect against legal action
Common workplace compliance failures that lead to EPL claims
How insurers assess risk and what businesses can do to secure better policy terms

The Silent Dangers in Your Workplace That Could Lead to OSHA Violations
Carmine Cimetti, Vice President, Construction Specialties Group, HUB International | Karl Kumli, Associate, Jackson Lewis PC | Kasey Lam, Associate Attorney, Jackson Lewis PC | Lindsay Young, Vice President, Risk Services Manager, HUB International

Key OSHA compliance requirements and enforcement trends on employers
Understanding employer rights and responsibilities during an OSHA inspection
The importance of hazard assessments, safety training, and emergency prepardness
Proactive steps to take before OSHA is involved

Do not miss this opportunity to learn and network with industry professionals and elevate your expertise. Secure your spot today!
In Partnership with our sponsors:
Jackson Lewis PC
Travelers

Amherst Survival Center Benefit Show
2025-06-04 19:00
Check out this star-studded concert performance to benefit the Amherst Survival Center, just two weeks away at TheDrake in downtown Amherst! Join us for the “Living to the Fullest” album release show by Donnie Gallagher & Friends, with special guests Peter Newland and Radio X, and more.
Wednesday, June 4, 2025The Drake Performance Venue7:00 PM (Doors open at 6PM)General Admission (Seated)$25 advanced, $30 at the doorTicket and merchandise proceeds will directly benefit the Amherst Survival Center and can be found on the Drake’s website: www.thedrakeamherst.org

33rd Annual Western Mass Elder Care Conference
2025-06-05 08:00 - 16:00
— Time to Reflect!
WHEN: June 5th – Thursday
WHERE: Holyoke Community College – Kittredge Center
Registration begins at 8AM
Opening remarks begin at 8:45AM
Conference runs until 4PM
*** Must be present and accounted for in order to receive CEU’s. There will be sign in sheets for every workshop, be sure you are signed in.
*** Workshop Presenters — be sure to drop sign in sheets back at registration after your workshops ends.
SPONSORSHIPS NOW OPEN! Two new Sponsor opportunities added – Marketing Sponsorship as well as Conference Lanyard Sponsorship – Go to Sponsors Page for more information.
VENDOR TABLES NOW OPEN! Go to Vendors Page for more information.
This is a perfect opportunity to get in front of 300 of our local eldercare professionals. Thank you.

Springfield Rise and Thrive Youth Mental Health Awareness Day
2025-06-06 15:00 - 19:00

Purse Bingo
2025-06-06 17:00 - 19:00

Bingo Bonanza
2025-06-06 17:30 - 21:30 | Raymour & Flanigan West Springfield Outlet, 1406 Elm Street, West Springfield, MA, 01089, United States
Get ready to shout BINGO! for a great cause! Join us for a lively evening of fun, prizes, and community spirit at our Bingo Bonanza, hosted at the spacious and stylish Raymour & Flanigan Outlet.
Whether you’re a seasoned bingo pro or a first-timer, you’ll love the energy, excitement, and surprises in store. We’ve got fabulous prizes, delicious refreshments, and a few special twists to keep you on your toes.
Bring your lucky charms, your friends, and your best bingo voice, it’s going to be a night to remember!
Doors open at 5:30 PM – Games begin shortly after
All proceeds benefit Greater Springfield Habitat for Humanity. Help build strength, stability, and self-reliance through shelter one bingo card at a time!
Reserve your spot today: bit.ly/4jks7X5

June First-time Homebuyer Workshop (English)
2025-06-07 09:00 - 14:30
June 7 @ 9:00 am – 2:30 pm
$50

Become a certified first-time homebuyer with Way Finders! Learn from local real estate professionals about the homebuying process.
The course covers finding, financing, purchasing, and maintaining a home. Participants receive a certificate of completion that is necessary to access several down payment assistance programs and special mortgage products.
This is a two-part in person workshop:
Saturdays, 9:00am-2:30pm
June 7 and 14
Walk-ins are not accepted. Attendance for this workshop will be limited.
Cost of the workshop is $50 per household, nonrefundable.

2025 Flutie 5K for Autism
2025-06-07 10:30 - 14:00
Join us on Saturday, June 7th as the Flutie 5K for Autism comes to Bernardston, MA! Together with The United Arc, this fully inclusive event will make a difference in the autism community across Massachusetts!
