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Cutchins Programs for Children & Families
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NameCutchins Programs for Children & Families
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Emailaeverett@cutchins.org
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Websitehttps://cutchins.org/
Financial Development Agency
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NameFinancial Development Agency
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Emailinfo@financialdevelopmentagency.com
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18 Degrees formerly Berkshire Children and Families
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NameColleen Holmes
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Emailpmcdermott@18degreesma.org
Phone413-448-8281
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Organization name18 Degrees formerly Berkshire Children and Families
Address480 West Street
CityPittsfield
StateMA
Zip01201
Websitehttp://berkshirechildren.org/
Organization Description18 Degrees formerly Berkshire Children & Families has a long history of serving Western Massachusetts families, with the well-being of children and families central to our mission. We know that children achieve their highest potential growing up in supportive, healthy families. Partnering with families is the best way to promote healthy, happy children to make strong families and better communities. BCF helps families to recognize and build on their strengths to address challenges. Our work is concentrated in four key areas: early education and care; child and family well-being; intensive foster care and adoption; and Kids 4 Harmony, an intensive classical music program for social change. BCF’s goals are to provide services and supports that transform the lives of children, families and communities by creating opportunities that inspire hope, promote possibilities, and fulfill dreams.
Access Care Partners (formerly WestMass ElderCare)
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NameRoseann Martoccia
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Emailpchalmers@wmeldercare.org
Phone413-538-9020
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Organization nameAccess Care Partners (formerly WestMass ElderCare)
Address4 Valley Mill Rd.
CityHolyoke
StateMA
Zip01040
Websitehttps://accesscarepartners.org/
Organization DescriptionFor five decades, nestled in the heart of Holyoke, MA and serving Western MA, Access Care Partners has been a dedicated ally and advocate for older adults and people with disabilities and their caregivers. Our story began in 1974, first as Holyoke/Chicopee Senior Service, then under the banner of WestMass ElderCare, with a mission to enhance lives by empowering individuals to live safely and independently in their homes and communities. After 50 years, we embrace a new chapter in 2025 by becoming Access Care Partners, a name that truly represents our mission and vision. At Access Care Partners, there is no one-size-fits-all solution. Our personalized solutions reflect our care recipients’ and their caregivers’ physical and emotional needs, living conditions, cultural backgrounds, lifestyles, relationships, and communities. Our team navigates the maze of resources to find the services, providers, supports and adaptive equipment that match our care recipients’ needs. If we don’t offer these resources ourselves, we connect our consumers with providers who do. The results are “best fit” solutions that preserve the dignity, independence, and quality of life of older adults and persons with disabilities and chronic conditions and their caregivers. There are many ways to care, and we care to know them all.
Alianza DV Services, Inc
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NamePamela Barnes
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Emailpbarnes@alianzadv.org
Phone4135389717
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Organization nameAlianza DV Services, Inc
AddressP.O. Box 1099
CityHolyoke
StateMassachusetts
Zip01040
Organization DescriptionAlianza (formerly Womanshelter Companeros) assists, supports, and empowers those whose lives are affected by battering and abuse. We believe that victims and survivors of domestic violence deserve respect and can make their own choices. Our staff — whom we call advocates — offers a high level of emotional support for independent decision-making.
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Amherst Survival Center
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NameLev BenEzra
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Emaillev@amherstsurvival.org
Phone413-549-3968
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Organization nameAmherst Survival Center
AddressP.O. Box 9629
CityNorth Amherst
StateMA
Zip01059
Websitehttps://amherstsurvival.org/
Organization DescriptionThe Amherst Survival Center connects residents of Hampshire & Franklin Counties with food, clothing, healthcare, wellness, and community, primarily through volunteer efforts. Our core programs consist of a Food Pantry, Community Kitchen, Community (Free Thrift) Store, Food Recovery & Distribution, Free Health Clinic, Job Search Assistance. Through collaboration with other agencies we offer case management and access to entitlements including food stamps and health insurance.
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Associated Industries of MA
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NameAssociated Industries of MA
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Emailcontactus@AIMnet.org
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Organization nameAssociated Industries of MA
Websitehttps://aimnet.org/about-us/better-state-of-business/
Organization DescriptionWe help businesses unlock their full potential. We collaborate with our members on public policy issues that matter to their businesses and that provide economic opportunity across the commonwealth. We empower businesses with the information and tools to successfully navigate a fast-paced business world.
BFAIR
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NameFair
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Emailkcardillo@bfair.org
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Organization nameBFAIR
Address771 South Church Street
CityNorth Adams
StateMA
Zip01247
Websitehttp://www.bfair.org
Organization DescriptionDedicated to meeting the unique needs of people with disabilities, BFAIR incorporated in 1994 and opened their first residential home for people with developmental disabilities. We are a national and state accredited human service agency responsive to the unique needs of people with disabilities and their families through: A Dedication to Excellence Fiscal Responsibility Diverse Service Options Community Partnerships Safe and Healthy Environments Career Opportunities and Advancement
Baystate Health
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NameBaystate Health
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Emailluz.sullivan@baystatehealth.org
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Organization nameBaystate Health
Address280 Chestnut Street
CitySpringfield
StateMA
Zip01199
Websitehttp://www.baystatehealth.org
Organization DescriptionBaystate Health is a not-for-profit, integrated health care system serving over 800,000 people throughout western New England. With roots dating to the founding of Springfield City Hospital in 1873, Baystate Health has been providing high-quality and compassionate health care in the Pioneer Valley for more than 140 years. With a workforce of nearly 12,000 team members, Baystate Health is one of western Massachusetts’ strongest economic engines. With more than 980 beds across our five hospitals, we are working to make health care accessible to people in our region. In service of our mission, we work to bring health care out of the hospital and into the community. We serve our local community through our many health initiatives, including Supporting community-based organizations, Developing programs that help prepare our young people for future success, Advancing early interventions in wellness and nutrition
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Behavioral Health Network
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NameSteve Winn
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Emailanivi.rodriguezescobar@bhninc.org
Phone4133019329
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Organization nameBehavioral Health Network
Address417 Liberty Street
CitySpringfield
StateMA
Zip01104
Websitehttp://www.bhninc.org
Organization DescriptionBehavioral Health Network, Inc. is the largest behavioral health service provider in Western Massachusetts providing services to children, adults and families since 1938. A series of mergers throughout the 20th Century culminated in 1992 when four individual organizations came together under the name Behavioral Health Network, Inc. These organizations were the Child Guidance Clinic (Est. 1938), Agawam Counseling Center (Est. 1971), Community Care Mental Health Center (Est. 1968), and Hampden District Mental Health Clinic (Est. 1953). In 2015, BHN merged with The Carson Center in Westfield, extending its reach in service and geography. In 2016, BHN expanded service to Franklin County. Today, BHN provides employment to over 1,800 community members, offering over 70 programs in 80 locations. BHN believes in the Recovery Model where we work to support the potential of each person to recover or improve in their quality of life. We strive to support the inherent strength and dignity of each person. We encourage our clients to be guided by their own process. We understand that recovery includes a sense of hope, developing supportive relationships, a sense of empowerment and inclusion, and developing coping strategies to aid in their personal development.
Berkshire County Arc
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Namebcarc
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Emailshunt@bcarc.org
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Organization nameBerkshire County Arc
Websitehttps://bcarc.org/
Organization DescriptionMission Statement “Berkshire County Arc is committed to assisting and supporting individuals in their quest to identify and realize their chosen lifestyles.” Vision Statement “BCArc strives to create a culture of inclusivity, universal respect, and a world where every individual with disabilities lives a life of dignity, choice, and opportunity.”
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Berkshire Family And Individual Resources
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NameBFAIR
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Emailproot@humanserviceforum.org
Phone413-664-9382 ext. 41
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Organization nameBerkshire Family And Individual Resources
StateMA
Websitehttp://www.bfair.org
Organization DescriptionDedicated to meeting the unique needs of people with disabilities, BFAIR incorporated in 1994 and opened their first residential home for people with developmental disabilities. We are a national and state accredited human service agency responsive to the unique needs of people with disabilities and their families through: A Dedication to Excellence Fiscal Responsibility Diverse Service Options Community Partnerships Safe and Healthy Environments Career Opportunities and Advancement
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Berkshire Hills Music Academy
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NameKatelynn Shea
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EmailKShea@berkshirehills.org
Phone413-540-9720
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Organization nameBerkshire Hills Music Academy
Address48 Woodbridge Street
CitySouth Hadley
StateMA
Zip01075
Websitehttp://www.berkshirehills.org
Organization DescriptionBerkshire Hills Music Academy is a vibrant community offering a post-secondary transition program as well as a long-term graduate program for young adults with intellectual disabilities. Set in the beautiful Pioneer Valley of Western Massachusetts, BHMA offers a music-infused, college-like experience via the Two Year Certificate Program for young adults between the ages of 18-30. Students reside in our dormitory or attend as day students, and participate in a wealth of programming aimed at increasing their independence in the areas of life skills, social skills, and vocation. Many of our graduates choose to remain within our community as members of the LIVE (Long-term Independent Vocational Experience) program. We also offer a Summer Program for ages 16-25. All of our programming is complemented by daily music offerings that engage and motivate our students. The ideal BHMA student has a diagnosis of a cognitive disability, a full scale IQ of 50-80, loves music, and is seeking a college-like program that will further their abilities and increase independence. Please contact our Admissions Office to find out more about BHMA!
Beveridge Family Foundation, Inc, The
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NameWard Caswell
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Emailcaswell@beveridge.org
Phone6173042689
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Organization nameBeveridge Family Foundation, Inc, The
Address3 Upland Lane
CityWest Newbury
StateMA
Zip01985
Websitehttp://www.beveridge.org
Organization DescriptionThe mission of the Beveridge Family Foundation, Inc. is to preserve and enhance the quality of life by embracing and perpetuating Frank Stanley Beveridge’s philanthropic vision, through grant making incentives in support of programs in youth development, health, education, religion, art and environment, primarily in Hampden and Hampshire counties, Massachusetts.
Brien Center for MH&SA Services, The
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NameM. Christine Macbeth
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Emailchristine.macbeth@briencenter.org
Phone413-629-1288
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Organization nameBrien Center for MH&SA Services, The
AddressP.O. Box 4219
CityPittsfield
StateMA
Zip01202-4219
Websitehttp://www.briencenter.org
Organization DescriptionThe Brien Center for Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services is a community-based, non-profit agency with a 90 plus year history of providing a continuum of care for children, adolescents, adults and families who suffer from serious and persistent behavioral health disorders. We are guided by the belief that everyone in Berkshire County benefits when people are mentally, physically and emotionally healthy. Every day, The Brien Center finds innovative ways to reach, engage and serve Berkshire County residents so they may benefit from the many excellent programs and services our agency provides. Our service grows: last year, we served 10,000 people, including 4,000 children. Our treatment philosophy is based on a comprehensive care model that incorporates recovery, resiliency, and rehabilitation principles; promotes individual and family choice; is evidence based; and utilizes family, team, and natural supports that promote stabilization, recovery and wellness within the person’s community setting whenever possible. Our utmost priority is keeping people safe and supporting their choices and their voices throughout their treatment and recovery.
COSA
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NameKristin Peterson
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Emailcosahc@gmail.com
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Organization nameCOSA
AddressP O Box 1334
CityNorthampton
StateMA
Zip01060
Websitehttp://cosahampshirecounty.org/
Organization DescriptionThe Council of Social Agencies of Hampshire County (COSA) is a membership organization of nonprofit providers in the area that have been working together for more than 30 years. COSA supports coordinated and effective human services in our communities by facilitating the sharing of information on resources, funding opportunities, best practices, job openings and the needs in our area. COSA publishes a bimonthly newsletter that provides concise useful information on events, funding, job postings, articles from the nonprofit sector and public policy that affects Hampshire County social service providers.
Center for Human Development
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NameCoral Vega
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Emailcvega@chd.org
Phone4137508616
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Organization nameCenter for Human Development
Address332 Birnie Ave
CitySpringfield, MA
StateMA
Zip01107
Websitehttp://www.chd.org
Organization DescriptionThe Center for Human Development (CHD) provides a broad range of high-quality, community-oriented human services dedicated to promoting, enhancing, and protecting the dignity and welfare of people in need At CHD, inclusion isn’t just a policy – it’s a daily practice.
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Center for New Americans
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NameLaurie Millman
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Emaillaurie@cnam.org
Phone413-587-0084
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Organization nameCenter for New Americans
Address42 Gothic Street
CityNorthampton
StateMA
Zip01060
Websitehttp://www.cnam.org
Organization DescriptionCenter for New Americans (CNA) is a community-based, non-profit adult education center that provides the under-served immigrant, refugee and migrant communities of Massachusetts' Pioneer Valley with education and resources to learn English, become involved community members and obtain tools necessary to maintain economic independence and stability.
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Central Hampshire Veteran Services
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NameCentral Hampshire Veteran Services
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Emailvetadmin@northamptonma.gov
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Organization nameCentral Hampshire Veteran Services
Address240 Main Street
Address 2Room 4
CityNorthampton
StateMA
Zip01060
Websitehttps://www.amherstma.gov/435/Veterans-Services
Organization DescriptionTo advocate on behalf of all Amherst, Chesterfield, Cummington, Northampton, Pelham and Williamsburg veterans in the Central Hampshire area and provide them with quality support services and to administer an emergency financial assistance program for those veterans and their dependents who are eligible and in need.
Children's Advocacy Center Hampshire County
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NameCAC
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Emailkmcelhone@cachampshire.org
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Organization nameChildren's Advocacy Center Hampshire County
StateMA
Websitehttps://www.cachampshire.org/
Organization DescriptionThe Children's Advocacy Center ("CAC") of Hampshire County provides a comprehensive, culturally competent, multidisciplinary team response to allegations of child abuse in a safe and welcoming environment. The CAC brings together members of the child protection, law enforcement, prosecution, victim advocacy, medical, and mental health communities to provide child survivors and their non-offending family members coordinated services designed to meet their individual needs.
CommonWealth GrantWorks Foundation
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Namecwgw
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EmailJennifer@commonwealthgrantworks.com
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Organization nameCommonWealth GrantWorks Foundation
Websitehttps://cwgwfoundation.org/
Organization DescriptionEstablished in 2021, CommonWealth GrantWorks Foundation, Inc. was founded to assist individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities realize their dreams of employment or other productive activity engagement. We believe in the power of employment for enhancing quality of life while simultaneously mitigating poverty and helping to offset labor shortages in various sectors.
Community Action Pioneer Valley
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NameLev BenEzra
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Emailinfo@communityaction.us
Phone413-774-2318
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Organization nameCommunity Action Pioneer Valley
Address393 Main Street
CityGreenfield
StateMA
Zip01301
Websitehttp://www.communityaction.us
Organization DescriptionCommunity Action holds a long-term vision of safe, just, and prosperous communities throughout Franklin and Hampshire Counties and the North Quabbin region in western Massachusetts. We are committed to upholding the common good by offering leadership, advocacy, and concrete resources that support children, youth, individuals, families, and local communities to thrive. Each year, we work with more than 30,000 people and hundreds of coalitions and partnerships to build on the strengths of our community. We invite you to learn more about our history, mission and vision, plans for the future, and the people and programs of Community Action. If you find yourself inspired, like we are everyday, we hope that you will join us as a volunteer, a participant in one of our 40 programs, a donor, or an employee.
Community Education Project
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NameCommunity Education Project
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Emailregan@cepholyoke.org
Phone4135385770
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Organization nameCommunity Education Project
Address317 Main Street
CityHolyoke
StateMA
Zip01040
Websitehttps://www.cepholyoke.org/
Organization DescriptionThe Community Education Project works towards social and economic justice by contributing to the development of a capable, informed, and self-determining Latino Community in greater Holyoke, Massachusetts. CEP's work is carried out through adult literacy and language education programs as well as through grassroots organizing and action initiatives.
Community Foundation of Western Mass.
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NameKatie Allan Zobel
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Emailkzobel@communityfoundation.org
Phone413-732-2858
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Organization nameCommunity Foundation of Western Mass.
Address1500 Main Street
CitySpringfield
StateMA
Zip01107
Organization DescriptionFounded in 1991, the Community Foundation of Western Massachusetts administers a charitable endowment consisting of nearly 600 separately identified funds ($121 million) serving the three counties bordering the Connecticut River in western Massachusetts (Hampden, Hampshire, and Franklin Counties). The Community Foundation is a catalyst for positive change in the region; engaging partners, raising flexible endowment, leveraging resources to solve problems and contribute to the common good. We envision a Western Massachusetts that is thriving, collaborative and generous, where there is opportunity for all. We take an intentional, results-driven approach and see ourselves as a hub for civic engagement and as a permanent resource
Community Survival Center, The
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NameCSC
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Emailthecsc@aol.com
Phone413-543-3930
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Organization nameCommunity Survival Center, The
Address240 Main Street
CityIndian Orchard
StateMA
Zip01151
Organization DescriptionThe mission of the Community Survival Center is to provide survival items of food, clothing, and household goods to members of our community in times of need. The Community Survival Center is a 32 year old non-profit agency that helps families struggling to provide the basics: food, clothing and household items. Our emergency food pantry serves Ludlow, Wilbraham, and Hampden as well as the 16 Acres, Pine Point and Indian Orchard neighborhoods in Springfield.
Dakin Humane Society
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NameDakin Humane Society
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Emailmtalbert@dakinhumane.org
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Organization nameDakin Humane Society
Websitehttps://www.dakinhumane.org/
Organization DescriptionDakin Humane Society is a 501 (c) (3) community-supported animal welfare organization that provides shelter, medical care, and spay/neuter services to more than 20,000 animals each year. Since its inception in 1969, Dakin has become one of the most recognized nonprofit organizations in the Pioneer Valley and a national leader in animal welfare.
Dept. of Mental Health, Central West Area-West
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NameSusan Sprung
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Emailsusan.sprung@massmail.state.ma.us
Phone413-587-6400
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Organization nameDept. of Mental Health, Central West Area-West
AddressOne Prince Street
CityNorthampton
StateMA
Zip01060
Websitehttps://www.mass.gov/orgs/massachusetts-department-of-mental-health
Organization DescriptionThe Dept. of Mental Health, as the State Mental Health Authority, assures and provides access to services and supports to meet the mental health needs of individuals of all ages, enabling them to live, work and participate in their communities. The Dept. establishes standards to ensure effective and culturally competent care to promote recovery. This critical mission is accomplished by working in partnership with other state agencies, individuals, families, providers and communities.
Domus
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NameAnn Lentini
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Emaildomusinc@verizon.net
Phone413-568-4494
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Organization nameDomus
Address4 School Street
Address 22nd floor
CityWestfield
StateMA
Zip01085
Organization DescriptionDomus Incorporated is a nonprofit affordable housing developer governed by a board of directors. Our mission is to provide for the needs of persons with mental illness or other developmental disabilites. To further our mission, we provide safe and affordable, decent, sanitary housing for the homeless, low to moderate income persons and persons with special needs.
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Each Moment We're Alive
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NameCindy Sheridan Murphy
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Emailcindy@eachmomentwerealive.org
Phone14132044682
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Organization nameEach Moment We're Alive
Address122 ELY AVE
CityWEST SPRINGFIELD
StateMA
Zip01089
Websitehttp://eachmomentwerealive.org
Organization DescriptionWe are cancer survivors empowering women to move beyond their cancer and learn to love their life and their bodies again.Having cancer is tough, and learning to live a new day beyond your diagnosis can be tougher, but having women to support you in this new norm, makes it POSSIBLE!
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Employers Association of the NorthEast
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NameMeredith Wise
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Emailmwise@eane.org
Phone413-789-6400
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Organization nameEmployers Association of the NorthEast
Address67 Hunt Street
Address 2P.O. Box 1070
CityAgawam
StateMA
Zip01001
Websitehttp://eane.org/
Organization Description We help our members gain a competitive advantage and develop employees to sustain productivity and growth. EANE provides a comprehensive training agenda integrating proven training methods with adult learning psychology to develop, engage and retain employees. Companies leverage our robust team of HR professionals for customized solutions to their greatest HR challenges. Our popular members-only HOTLINE provides immediate answers to critical questions, and our comprehensive databases and e-communications offer a one-stop resource. Our reach extends throughout the Northeast to over 900 organizations -- from Fortune 1000 companies to sole proprietors -- in industries including manufacturing, finance, health and human services, education, and retail. With a staff of 20+ professionals, four offices in three states, and over a dozen training centers, we afford companies a local connection with a national perspective.
Enfield Loaves and Fishes
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NameELF
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Emailmaya@enfieldloavesandfishes.org
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Organization nameEnfield Loaves and Fishes
CityEnfield
StateCT
Websitehttps://www.enfieldloavesandfishes.org/
Organization DescriptionEnfield Loaves & Fishes strives to make a difference in the life of people who live with food insecurity. We serve every meal with dignity and respect in a nurturing environment. Our volunteers, Board of Directors, and staff strive to make a positive difference in our community and in the world, and the strength of the organization rests on their shoulders.
Food Bank of Western Mass
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NameAndrew Morehouse
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Emailcarolyns@foodbankwma.org
Phone413-247-9738
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Organization nameFood Bank of Western Mass
Address25 Carew Street
CityChicopee
StateMA
Websitehttp://www.foodbankwma.org
Organization DescriptionSince 1982, The Food Bank of Western Massachusetts has been feeding our neighbors in need and leading the community to end hunger. We distribute food to our member agencies in Berkshire, Franklin, Hampden and Hampshire counties. These independent pantries, meal sites and shelters are on the front lines of emergency food assistance in our region, playing a crucial role helping individuals, families, seniors and children. In addition to food distribution, we also serve as an important resource to all of our member agencies to help strengthen the emergency food network, increase their capacity, and develop long-term projects to fight the underlying causes of hunger in our community. The food that we distribute comes from a number of different sources, including the state government (MEFAP), the federal government (TEFAP), local farms, our own Food Bank farm, retail and wholesale food businesses, community organizations, and individual donations. Once received and processed, the food is distributed to our member agencies, or through our own direct-to-client programs (such as our Mobile Food Bank or Brown Bag: Food for Elders). The Food Bank of Western Massachusetts is a proud member of Feeding America, a national network of more than 200 food banks.
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Gandara Mental Health Center
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NameJames Kennedy
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Emailcareers@gandaracenter.org
Phone413-736-8329
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Organization nameGandara Mental Health Center
Address933 East Columbus Ave
CitySpringfield
StateMA
Zip01105
Websitehttps://gandaracenter.org/
Organization DescriptionFounded in 1977 to advocate and provide for equal services in the Hispanic community, Gándara Center delivers quality bilingual behavioral health, substance use and preventative services for a diverse clientele of nearly 15,000 children, adults, and families each year in 100 locations across Massachusetts.
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Girls Inc. of the Valley
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NameSuzanne Parker
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Emailsparker@girlsincholyoke.org
Phone413-532-6247
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Organization nameGirls Inc. of the Valley
AddressP.O. Box 6812
Address 2480 Hampden St.
CityHolyoke
StateMA
Zip01041-6812
Websitehttp://www.girlsincvalley.org
Organization DescriptionGirls Inc. of the Valley's mission is to inspire all girls to be strong, smart, and bold by providing them the opportunity to develop and achieve their full potential. Our mission is based on the belief that when girls achieve at a higher level, they become powerful contributors to our society. As a result, their families benefit. Communities benefit. The economy grows stronger, and we evolve to a place where gender is not a limitation. We offer Elementary School Programs that serve girls 5-12 and Middle and High School Program to serve girls 12-18.
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Glenmeadow
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NameGlenmeadow
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EmailRKfuri@glenmeadow.org
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Organization nameGlenmeadow
Address24 Tabor Crossing
CityLongmeadow
StateMA
Websitehttps://glenmeadow.org/who-we-are/
Organization DescriptionFounded as a nonprofit in 1884, we are the longest-standing senior living community in Massachusetts. As one of the state’s earliest Life Plan Communities, we offer independent and assisted living for older adults looking to live a maintenance-free, active lifestyle with a plan in place for future care. Our home care services provide personalized support in the comfort of your own home. Rooted in holistic, wellness-based programming, Glenmeadow offers services and amenities designed to nurture physical, intellectual, spiritual and social well-being.
Greater Springfield Habitat for Humanity
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NameGreater Springfield Habitat for Humanity
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Emailsupport@habitatspringfield.org
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Organization nameGreater Springfield Habitat for Humanity
Address268 Cold Spring Ave
CityWest Springfield
StateMA
Zip01089
Websitehttps://www.habitat.org/us-ma/west-springfield/greater-springfield-hfh
Organization DescriptionHabitat for Humanity is a nonprofit housing organization working in local communities across all 50 states and in more than 70 countries around the world. Habitat’s vision is of a world where everyone has a decent place to live. Habitat works toward this vision by building and improving homes in partnership with individuals and families in need of a decent and affordable place to live.
Greater Springfield Senior Services, Inc.
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NameStephanie Dobrydnio
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EmailStephanie.Dobrydnio@gsssi.org
Phone413-781-8800 x
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Organization nameGreater Springfield Senior Services, Inc.
Address66 Industry Avenue
Address 2Suite 9
CitySpringfield
StateMA
Zip01104
Websitehttp://www.gsssi.org/
Organization DescriptionGSSSI provides services and programs to elders, persons with disabilities, and caregivers.
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Guidewire, Inc
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NameBinaya Basnet
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Emailjtalbot@guidewireinc.org
Phone413-733-6100
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Organization nameGuidewire, Inc
Address551 East Columbus Ave.
CitySpringfield
StateMA
Zip01105
Websitehttp://www.guidewireinc.org
Organization DescriptionGuidewire, Inc is a not-for-profit human service agency supporting people with disabilities in community settings. We accept people for who they are and never give up on their potential. We believe in positive, unconditional regard and provide an environment where acceptance is the only option. Our Agency was founded in 1982, enabling adults and young adults with developmental disabilities and behavioral challenges to enjoy community living. We believe everyone deserves to experience a rich and fulfilling life within their local community. Our team is here to support them with well-trained and dedicated staff guiding them every step of the way. We have great success in increasing people’s ability to; achieve greater independence, improve skill repertoires, meet their goals, explore and gain new interests in the community, and simply enjoy life. Individuals are encouraged and empowered to make their own decisions so they can experience life to the fullest. We provide guidance to make positive decisions and teach self-advocacy skills and continuously advocate on their behalf. Guidewire has an outstanding Nursing Department and Master’s level Clinicians who are skilled in providing excellent care with our diverse population with diagnosis including; developmental disabilities, autism spectrum disorders, and psychiatric diagnoses. We have many other Programmatic Professionals on hand including Program Managers, Program Directors, and Directors of Residential Services. All of our Direct Support Professionals are certified in CPR, First Aid, de-escalation and safe restraint techniques, Medication Administration Procedures, and they complete many other training courses specific to the needs of the people we support.
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Highland Valley Elder Services
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NameAllan Ouimet
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Emailaouimet@highlandvalley.org
Phone413-586-2000
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Organization nameHighland Valley Elder Services
Address320 Riverside Drive
Address 2Suite B
CityFlorence
StateMA
Zip01062
Websitehttp://www.highlandvalley.org/causes-2/
Organization DescriptionHighland Valley is a private nonprofit Area Agency on Aging (AAA) and Aging Service Access Point (ASAP) providing services in 24 communitites in Hampshire and Hampden Counties. Our mission is to serve older adults and their families through collaboration, education, advocacy and a wide range of programs designed to support them where they live.
Hilltown Community Health Center
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Namehchc
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Emailddistefano@hchcweb.org
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Organization nameHilltown Community Health Center
Websitehttps://www.hchcweb.org/
Organization DescriptionWe listen, consider and care. We respect the individual strengths and diverse experiences of the people we serve and all of our employees. We commit to working together. We provide integrated care through teamwork and collaboration. We hold ourselves accountable. We work to the best of our abilities and commit to open communication. We encourage curiosity and growth. We strive to continually improve through innovation and the use of best practices. We focus on our future. We ensure financial sustainability through efficient practices and management.
Holyoke Community College Human Services Dept
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NameHolyoke Community College Human Services Dept
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Emaildrowe@hcc.edu
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Organization nameHolyoke Community College Human Services Dept
Websitehttps://www.hcc.edu/courses-and-programs/areas-of-study/social-sciences/human-services
Organization DescriptionReady to explore Human Services at Holyoke Community College? According to the Bureau of Labor statistics, the wide-ranging field of Human Services is booming. "Employment of social and human service assistants is projected to grow 17% from 2019 to 2029, much faster than the average for all occupations. A growing elderly population and rising demand for social services are expected to drive demand for these workers."
Home Front Strong
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NameHome Front Strong
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Emailjennifer@brookfieldinstitute.org
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Organization nameHome Front Strong
CityWare
StateMA
Zip01082
Websitehttps://brookfieldinstitute.org/
Organization DescriptionHomeFront Strong (HFS) Connects is a community peer support program that links military connected volunteers to service members, veterans, and their families, (SMVF). Through these partnership, strengths are cultivated and barriers to resources are knocked down. HomeFront Strong Volunteers are also trained under HFS Storytelling, where service-related stories are developed and recorded to be shared according to the teller’s wishes.
Irene E. and George A. Davis Foundation
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NamePaul Belsito
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Emailpbelsito@davisfdn.org
Phone413-734-8336
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Organization nameIrene E. and George A. Davis Foundation
AddressOne Monarch Place
Address 213th Floor
CitySpringfield
StateMA
Zip01144
Websitehttps://www.davisfdn.org/
Organization DescriptionThe Irene E. & George A. Davis Foundation supports a variety of nonprofit organizations seeking to improve the quality of life for those residing in Hampden County, with particular focus in the areas of education and early literacy. The Foundation’s investments in the community are designed to improve outcomes and life prospects for our region’s youngest citizens through strategic supports in the critical areas of early childhood and education PreK-16.
It Takes a Village
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NameIt Takes a Village
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Emailinfo@hilltownvillage.org
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Organization nameIt Takes a Village
Organization DescriptionTo provide free postpartum and early parenting support to families with babies and young children living in Western Massachusetts, and to inspire the community to welcome the newest members of their Village.
Jandon Center for Community Engagement
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NameJandon
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Emailjcce@smith.edu
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Organization nameJandon Center for Community Engagement
Websitehttps://www.smith.edu/academics/applied-learning-research/jandon-center-community-engagement
Organization DescriptionThe Jandon Center engages faculty, students and community partners on social-change projects that tackle community-driven goals. Through experiential learning and scholarship, students build essential capacities in critical thinking while providing significant leadership on urgent, complex issues facing communities and society.
Junior Achievement of Western Mass
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NameJunior Achievement of Western Mass
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Emailamiarecki@jawm.org
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Organization nameJunior Achievement of Western Mass
Websitehttps://www.jawm.org/
Organization DescriptionAs a member of JA USA, JA of Western Massachusetts is a part of the world’s largest organization dedicated to educating students about workforce readiness, entrepreneurship and financial literacy through experiential, hands-on programs.
Kane's Krusade
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NameKane
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Emailkim@kaneskrusade.org
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Organization nameKane's Krusade
Websitehttps://kaneskrusade.org/
Organization DescriptionThriving. Together. We celebrate pet families. Utilizing Pet Family Advocacy™, we provide innovative, compassionate solutions to preserve the human-animal bond. We bridge the gap between pet families and solutions. We don’t just connect people with resources, we advocate for better outcomes – whether it’s finding pet-inclusive housing, securing vet care or providing meaningful ways for people to pay it forward.
LifePath, Inc.
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NameGary Yuhas
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Emailgyuhas@lifepathma.org
Phone413773-5555
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Organization nameLifePath, Inc.
Address101 Munson St
Address 2Suite 201
CityGreenfield
StateMA
Zip01301
Websitehttps://www.lifepathma.org/
Organization DescriptionLifePath, Inc., formerly Franklin County Home Care Corporation (FCHCC), an Area Agency on Aging (AAA), is a private, non-profit corporation that develops, provides, and coordinates a range of services to support independent living. LifePath, Inc. provides home and community programs for the area known as Franklin County, plus the four Worcester County towns of Athol, Petersham, Phillipston, and Royalston for elders, persons with disabilities, and caregivers as the Aging Services Access Point (ASAP) and AAA. LifePath, Inc. also operates programs in Hampshire, Hampden, and Berkshire Counties. We are committed to: Preventing or postponing the need for institutional care. Providing support through care transitions across settings. Advocating for elders and for people with disabilities. Funding local projects, including Legal Services, Alzheimer's Services, Elder Peer Counseling and Health & Fitness programs. Providing support to local Councils on Aging. Diversity.
Lyme Disease Resource Center, Inc.
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NameMaria Malaguti
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Emailmaria.malaguti@lymedrc.org
Phone413-588-7388
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Organization nameLyme Disease Resource Center, Inc.
Address37 Bridge Street #171
CityNorthampton
StateMA
Zip01061
Websitehttps://www.lymedrc.org/
Organization DescriptionOur mission is to be a peer guided, supportive and safe place for those living with Lyme Disease, and their care partners, sharing strategies and resources for living well. Our Vision: “…to provide clients and care partners with tick-borne disease a place to find guidance and emotional support on a path to wellness” “…to educate the community by providing: material, forums and workshops on the issues surrounding tick-borne disease.” “…to advocate for better education, knowledge, treatment and awareness of tick-borne diseases.” “…to connect tick-borne disease support and educational groups across Massachusetts and beyond.”
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MIFA
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Namemifa
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Emailinfo@mifafestival.com
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Organization nameMIFA
Address56 Suffolk St Suite300
CityHolyoke
StateMA
Zip01040
Websitehttps://www.mifafestival.org/
Organization DescriptionMIFA’s mission is to present the finest examples of contemporary practice in the performing, visual and literary arts for the purposes of educating, entertaining and enriching lives. MIFA serves the economic revitalization of Holyoke through the preservation and reopening of the historic landmark Victory Theatre.
Martin Luther King Jr. Family Services
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NamePatricia Bernard
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Emailpbernard@mlkjrfs.org
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Organization nameMartin Luther King Jr. Family Services
Address106 Wilbraham Road
CitySpringfield
StateMA
Zip01109
Websitehttp://www.mlkjrfamilyservices.org/
Organization DescriptionOur Mission Our Mission is to nurture and develop the skills, opportunities and spirit of families in Greater Springfield and the surrounding communities. Our Vision The Martin Luther King Jr., Family Services Inc., fully embraces the vision of the late Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. of the “beloved” community. As a multi-cultural and multi-service agency dedicated to being “Keepers of the Dream”, we nurture and empower the aspirations individuals, families and youth to achieve new realities of peace, social and economic justice, self-determination, self-actualization and self-sufficiency.
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Mass Adoption Resource Exchange
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NameMass Adoption Resource Exchange
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Emailbridgetc@mareinc.org
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Organization nameMass Adoption Resource Exchange
Websitehttps://www.mareinc.org/
Organization DescriptionMassachusetts Adoption Resource Exchange (MARE) is a private nonprofit that bridges the gap between a beleaguered foster care system and the right of every child to a permanent, stable family. We exist to help find adoptive homes for the hundreds of children and teens in Massachusetts foster care in need of permanent families.
Massachusetts Nonprofit Network
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NameRick Jakious
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Emailinfo@massnonprofitnet.org
Phone617-330-1188
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Organization nameMassachusetts Nonprofit Network
Address89 South Street
Address 2Suite 603
CityBoston
StateMA
Zip02111-2747
Websitehttp://massnonprofitnet.org/
Organization DescriptionThe work of the nonprofit sector impacts every resident of Massachusetts. The state’s more than 33,000 nonprofits educate us, keep us healthy, support our most vulnerable populations, and care for our cultural, historical, and environmental treasures. They are a critical economic engine generating more than 500,000 jobs and employing 17% of the state’s workforce. Massachusetts Nonprofit Network – The Voice of the Nonprofit Sector The Massachusetts Nonprofit Network (MNN) is the voice of the nonprofit sector and the only statewide organization that brings together all parts of the nonprofit ecosystem—nonprofits, funders, community and business leaders, and elected officials—to strengthen nonprofits and raise the sector’s voice on critical issues. MNN understands that strong nonprofits build strong communities. It is MNN’s mission to strengthen the nonprofit community through advocacy, public awareness, and capacity building.
Massachusetts Science & Engineering Fair
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NameMassachusetts Science & Engineering Fair
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Emailsthomas@scifair.com
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Organization nameMassachusetts Science & Engineering Fair
Address955 Massachusetts Ave, #350
CityCambridge
StateMA
Zip 02139
Websitehttps://scifair.com/
Organization DescriptionWe develop future thought leaders through experiences in science and engineering practices using well-proven programs and novel approaches that empower students and educators to learn in and beyond the classroom. We see a future where every student is empowered through learning in science and engineering practices.
Mental Health Association, Inc
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NameCheryl Fasano
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Emailcfasano@mhainc.org
Phone413-233-5397
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Organization nameMental Health Association, Inc
Address995 Worthington Street
CitySpringfield
StateMA
Zip01109
Websitehttps://www.mhainc.org/
Organization DescriptionMHA is a nonprofit provider of residential and support services based in Springfield, MA. We provide services throughout the Greater Springfield area to people impacted by mental illness, developmental disabilities, substance abuse, and homelessness. Our agency’s core values are Respect, Integrity, and Compassion. MHA has 780 full and part-time employees and serves more than 3,600 participants annually. We operate 60+ residential sites as well as extensive outreach and supported living programs. We receive state and federal funding from multiple sources including the MA Department of Mental Health (DMH), MA Department of Developmental Services (DDS), MA Department of Children and Families (DCF), Mass. Rehabilitation Commission (MRC), the MA Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD), and the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
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Morgan Memorial Goodwill Industries
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NamePaul MacNeil
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Emailpmacneil@goodwillmass.gov
Phone617-445-1010
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Organization nameMorgan Memorial Goodwill Industries
Address1010 Harrison Avenue
CityBoston
StateMA
Zip02119
Websitehttps://www.goodwillmass.org/
Organization Description. Program participants are typically individuals with significant barriers including developmental and physical disabilities, reliance on government benefits, histories of domestic violence and incarceration, limited English, and more. Almost all participants are very low income and the majority are from communities of color. Goodwill offers programs at its Roxbury headquarters and at job training centers in Salem and Springfield
Multicultural Community Services of the Pioneer Valley
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NameCarlos Resto
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Emailcarlosresto@mcsnet.org
Phone413-782-2500 x353
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Organization nameMulticultural Community Services of the Pioneer Valley
Address1000 Wilbraham Rd.
CitySpringfield
StateMA
Zip01109
Websitehttp://www.mcsnet.org/
Organization DescriptionWe would like to extend a warm welcome to you on behalf of the staff and the Board of Directors of Multicultural Community Services of the Pioneer Valley, Inc. (MCS). MCS is a private non-profit organization funded primarily by the Massachusetts Department of Developmental Services (DDS) and MassHealth/Medicaid. MCS was established over 30 years ago and currently supports over 1350 individuals throughout western Massachusetts. We provide supports in 11 major areas: Adult Foster Care (AFC) Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) Agency with Choice / Alternative Day Program Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Family Supports Home Health Care / Bridging Care for Families (BCF) Human Rights Individual Supports Residential Shared Living / Placement Services Translation and Interpretation We hope you find this website helpful. We trust that your experience working with MCS will be positive and I urge you to call me directly if you have any questions or concerns.
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New England Business Associates
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NameJeannine Pavlak
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Emailjeannine.pavlak@nebaworks.com
Phone413-821-9200
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Organization nameNew England Business Associates
Address66 Industry Ave.
Address 2Suite 11
CitySpringfield
StateMA
Zip01104-3243
Websitehttp://www.nebaworks.com/
Organization DescriptionNew England Business Associates is a non-profit organization that exclusively focuses on the employment needs of those we serve and the business communities in which we have a presence in. Established in 1983 with a solid mission of assisting individuals to reach their full potential and to fully participate in the communities in which they live, we continuously look for opportunities to partner with other like-minded organizations, entities and individuals.
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New North Citizens' Council, Inc.
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NameMaria Ligus
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Emailmligus@newnorthcc.org
Phone413-746-4885
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Organization nameNew North Citizens' Council, Inc.
Address2455 Main Street
CitySpringfield
StateMA
Zip01107-1907
Websitehttp://www.newnorthcc.org
Organization DescriptionThe mission of the New North Citizens' Council, Inc (NNCC) is to provide advocacy, public and human services to Hampden County residents with an emphasis on serving the multi-cultural community for the purpose of enhancing the preservation and support of the family resulting in the improvement of quality of life. The aim of New North Citizens' Council, Inc (NNCC) is threefold: NNCC seeks to provide opportunities for citizen involvement and participation. NNCC seeks to provide individual and class advocacy. NNCC seeks to provide comprehensive family supports and social service programs to residents of Hampden County. New North Citizens’ Council, Inc. embraces a philosophy which includes providing community based, constituent sensitive services; the broadest range of services within the Agency; services to the entire family system; and practical approaches to services.
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Nonotuck Resource Associates
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NameBill Norwood
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Emailnorwood@nonotuck.com
Phone413-586-5256
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Organization nameNonotuck Resource Associates
Address425 Prospect Street
CityNorthampton
StateMA
Zip01060
Websitehttp://www.nonotuck.com
Organization DescriptionIn Our Life Together, Jean Vanier spoke to the power of shared lives when he wrote, “[It is] an encounter that liberates new energies, that allow us to break the chains of egotism and open ourselves in love to others.” Everything we do at Nonotuck is centered around, and inspired by, Jean Vanier’s vision of “life sharing.” The vision has evolved for well over a half century. In his humanitarian philosophy on life and in practice through L’Arche communities, he conceived and introduced people to shared homes throughout Europe and North America. Life sharing occurs when two or more people choose to live together in a home based on mutuality of love and respect and on true equality. To get to life sharing, Nonotuck has always had a core set of beliefs we put into practice here at Nonotuck Resource Associates. These beliefs were cemented at our onset, through the hard work and determination of a group of parents who created community opportunities for their children in 1972.
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Northampton Community Music Center
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NameNorthampton Community Music Center
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Emailjason@ncmc.net
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Organization nameNorthampton Community Music Center
Address139 South Street
CityNorthampton
StateMA
Zip01060
Websitehttps://www.ncmc.net/
Organization DescriptionFounded in 1986, the Northampton Community Music Center is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization whose mission is to foster the love and pursuit of music within our community through quality education, performances and activities that are accessible to all.
Northeast Center for Youth and Families
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NameMeredith Lagoy
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EmailHR10@ncyf.org
Phone413-529-7311
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Organization nameNortheast Center for Youth and Families
Address203 East Street
CityEasthampton
StateMA
Zip01027-1234
Websitehttps://www.ncyf.org/
Organization DescriptionNortheast Center for Youth and Families (NCYF), founded as the Advocate Program in 1972, grew out of a deep commitment to social reform that prevailed in the early 1970’s and dramatically changed society’s treatment of its most disadvantaged members through a shift in public policy towards more compassionate, less restrictive, community-based care. We began with advocacy and foster care for 20 at risk young people. Group homes, a small special education school and an after school program followed. Later, family support services were added to assist families in their homes. NCYF Today Our commitment to youth and families has never wavered and has enabled us to grow and improve our service offerings to include: Upwards of 120 licensed and trained specialized foster homes statewide serve, on average, 105-115 foster kids daily. Our Therapeutic Day Programs, located in Easthampton, Springfield and Westfield serving participants and their families weekly with a variety of educational, recreational and social skill-building activities. Approximately 24 residents are served daily in two residential programs located in Springfield and Indian Orchard. Our family-based services, featuring services such as in-home therapy and therapeutic mentoring, provide support and assistance to over 200 families a year. In 2013, NCYF was granted an outpatient mental health clinic license, thus achieving a longtime strategic goal to provide service continuity for families who previously had to seek new therapists in the community when “graduating” from our programs. Advocating for and assisting our families to achieve their potential has been at the core of our mission for over 40 years. If you and/or your family members are experiencing any level of difficulties or challenges, we encourage you to browse our website and reach out to us for assistance and support. We assure you, you’ll be glad you did!
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One Holyoke CDC
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Name1Holyokecdc
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Emailmichael.moriarty@oldeholyoke.org
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Organization nameOne Holyoke CDC
Address70 Lyman Street
CityHolyoke
StateMA
Zip01040
Websitehttp://www.oneholyoke.org/
Organization DescriptionFounded in 1971, OneHolyoke CDC is a private nonprofit organization dedicated to improving housing for low- and moderate-income Holyoke residents. Since its establishment, the organization has created over 160 new homes in the Flats, Churchill and South Holyoke neighborhoods, rehabilitated hundreds of apartments and provided thousands of home improvement grants to homeowners through the Neighborhood Improvement Program.
Opera House Players
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NameMaya Nicole Matthews
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Emailm.matthews@operahouseplayers.org
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Organization nameOpera House Players
Address100 High Street
CityEnfield
StateCT
Websitehttps://www.operahouseplayers.org/
Organization DescriptionTo provide high quality, affordable musical theater to the community. OUR MISSION To attract the top local talent and reach the broadest audience with our productions, in a theater that is comfortable and inviting To provide an outlet for innovative, creative and artistic expression To engage the community for cultural enrichment and long term sustainability of the theater
Partners for Community
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NameHeriberto Flores
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Emailhflores@partnersforcommunity.org
Phone413-272-2215
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Organization namePartners for Community
Address11-13 Hampden Street
CitySpringfield
StateMA
Zip01103
Websitehttp://partnersforcommunity.org/default/index.cfm
Organization DescriptionPromoting Self-Sufficiency through Administrative Efficiency Since its formation in 1997, Partners for Community has seen rapid growth of its administrative capacities and is quickly becoming a regional model for mobilizing community resources for major impact on social issues. Partners for Community consolidates and delivers a variety of administrative functions in a cost-efficient manner so that its human service affiliate agencies can deliver more effective social programs to their communities. While the specific missions and areas of expertise of PfC’s affiliates differ, they are linked by the common goal of enabling program participants to live with dignity and self-sufficiency.
Pathlight
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NameAndrew Caires
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Emailandrew.caires@pathlightgroup.org
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Organization namePathlight
Address220 Brookdale Drive
CitySpringfield
StateMA
Zip01104
Websitehttp://pathlightgroup.org
Organization DescriptionPathlight is the first organization in Hampden County founded with a mission to support people with developmental disabilities and their families. Founded in 1952 by five mothers of young children with developmental disabilities, Pathlight was the first organization in Hampden County dedicated to serving individuals with intellectual disabilities. These women shared a dream that their children would live and grow as valued members of their communities, despite the fact that this vision challenged prevalent societal expectations that people with developmental disabilities were best separated from their families and placed in institutions. Together, these mothers and their families joined forces in Western Massachusetts and beyond to create a movement designed to create opportunities, build relationships, and improve lives of those with developmental disabilities. They recruited friends, neighbors, local businesses, and community organizations to help. They were joined by the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Springfield Druggists Association, Holy Name Social Center, Lodge of Elks, Springfield Fire Fighters’ Union, local banks, school superintendents, legislators, and Community United Way, to name just a few.
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Pioneer Valley Planning Commission
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Namepvpc
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Emailkrobinson@pvpc.org
Phone413-781-6045
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Organization namePioneer Valley Planning Commission
Address60 Congress Street
CitySpringfield
StateMA
Zip01104
Websitehttp://www.pvpc.org/
Organization DescriptionSince 1962, the Pioneer Valley Planning Commission has been the designated regional planning body for the Pioneer Valley region, which encompasses 43 cities and towns in the Hampden and Hampshire county areas. PVPC is the primary agency responsible for increasing communication, cooperation, and coordination among all levels of government as well as the private business and civic sectors in order to benefit the Pioneer Valley region and to improve its residents' quality of life.
Providers' Council
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NameMichael Weekes
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Emailmweekes@providers.org
Phone617-428-3637
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Organization nameProviders' Council
Address88 Broad St.
CityBoston
StateMA
Zip02110
Websitehttp://providers.org/
Organization DescriptionThe Massachusetts Council of Human Service Providers, Inc. (Providers' Council) is a statewide association of primarily nonprofit private, community-based, care-giving organizations that provide human services, health, education and vocational supports. The Council offers high quality public policy research, advocacy, communication and information, education and training, research and cost saving programs to add value to our members and to help them reach their objectives.
Public Health Institute of Western MA
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NameJessica Collins
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Emailjcollins@publichealthwm.org
Phone413-794-7739
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Organization namePublic Health Institute of Western MA
AddressP.O. Box 4895
CitySpringfield
StateMA
Zip01101-4895
Websitehttp://www.publichealthwm.org
Organization DescriptionPublic Health Institute of Western MA formerly Partners for a Healthier Community is committed to improving the public's health by fostering innovation, leveraging resources, and building partnerships across sectors, including government agencies, communities, the health care delivery system, media, and academia. PHC does not provide direct services; rather it takes the role of neutral facilitator to promote community collaborations. In this role, PHC provides multipurpose support including: convening and partnering; health policy development; population based health program delivery; and research and evaluation.
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RFK Community Alliance
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NameRFK Community Alliance
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Emailkboisjolie@rfkcommunity.org
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Organization nameRFK Community Alliance
Address971 Main Street
CityLancaster
StateMA
Zip01523
Websitehttps://www.rfkcommunity.org/about-us#leadership
Organization DescriptionOur mission is to promote meaningful and sustained well-being for children, youth, and adults facing educational, developmental, mental health, and other challenges.
Rachel's Table
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NameRachel's Table
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Emailjlevine@feedwma.org
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Organization nameRachel's Table
Websitehttps://www.rachelstablespringfield.org/
Organization DescriptionThe mission of Rachel’s Table is to alleviate hunger and to reduce waste of our food resources in Western Massachusetts.
River Valley Counseling Center
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NameRosemarie Ansel
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Emailansel_rosemarie@holyokehealth.com
Phone4135401160
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Organization nameRiver Valley Counseling Center
AddressP.O Box 791
CityHolyoke
StateMA
Zip01040
Websitehttp://www.rvcc-inc.org
Organization DescriptionRiver Valley Counseling Center, Inc. (RVCC) was founded in 1953 and is a multifaceted community-based behavioral health care agency dedicated to serving the needs of the people in the Pioneer Valley. RVCC is an affiliate of Holyoke Medical Center and in 1987 became a member of Valley Health Systems. RVCC serves over 7,000 people a year. RVCC operates four outpatient behavioral health clinics in Holyoke, Chicopee, Easthampton, and Springfield. RVCC also has clinicians located in Holyoke Medical Center (HMC) medical offices on campus, including HMC’s Weight Management Program and Comprehensive Care Center and throughout HMC sites in Hampden County. We provide mental health services throughout the Holyoke, Chicopee, Easthampton and Granby school systems as well as select schools in Springfield, Hadley, and Hatfield. We have an office based on the campus of Springfield Technical Community College, providing behavioral health services to students. RVCC's School-based Health Centers (Teen Clinics) at Peck School/Veritas Prep, Holyoke High School North Campus, and Dean Campus are a huge resource for students and parents. The Teen Clinics offer an array of services including comprehensive health assessments and physical exams and treatment of acute and chronic conditions. RVCC also offers the HIV/AIDS Project, CONCERN Employee Assistance Program, and is a provider of the Children’s Behavioral Health Initiative (CBHI). RVCC is also the behavioral health provider for the clients of WestMass Eldercare Inc., LifePath, ROCA, Enlace de Familias, and Womanshelter/Companeras. River Valley Counseling Center is a true partner in care where YOU have a say in feeling better.
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Riverside Industries
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NameLynn Ireland
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Emaillireland@rsi.org
Phone413-527-2711
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Organization nameRiverside Industries
AddressOne Cottage Street
CityEasthampton
StateMA
Zip01027
Websitehttps://www.rsi.org/
Organization DescriptionRiverside Industries, Inc. Mission EXISTS to serve people with perceived limitations and typical ambitions ENCOURAGES those it serves to be participating members of their communities, sharing the privileges and obligations of their fellow citizens ENABLES people who choose to work to get the jobs they want, with the assistance they need ENSURES that people maximize their abilities through therapeutic options EDUCATES people to take control over the things in their lives that they value ENLIGHTENS the community about the abilities and challenges of the people we serve and asks for its philanthropic support
Safe Passage
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NameLynne Wanamaker
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Emailspjobs@safepass.org
Phone4135861125
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Organization nameSafe Passage
Address76 Carlon Drive
CityNorthampton
StateMA
Zip01060
Websitehttps://safepass.org/
Organization DescriptionWe primarily serve individuals and families in Hampshire County. A partnership with Hilltown Community Health Centers allows us to serve survivors in the rural areas of Hampshire and Hampden Counties. Safe Passage serves survivors of all genders. Services are accessible to people with disabilities and are available in English, Spanish, and other languages. Safe Passage provides survivors with the support and information to keep themselves and their children safe and to rebuild their lives in the wake of domestic violence. We believe that empowerment is crucial to ending domestic violence. Through the empowerment of individuals, we can change society.
ServiceNet, Inc.
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NameHuman Resources
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Emailjobs@servicenet.org
Phone413-387-1184
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Organization nameServiceNet, Inc.
Address21 Olander Dr.
CityNorthampton
StateMA
Zip01060
Websitehttps://servicenet.careerplug.com/
Organization DescriptionServiceNet is a network of innovative mental health and human services for individuals and families throughout Western Massachusetts and Worcester County. Grounded in research and fueled by creativity, we meet people where they are, and then provide the highest quality services to address their needs. ServiceNet works with people who are living with mental illness, developmental disability or autism, brain injury, substance use or addiction issues, or the hardship of homelessness.
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Smith College School for Social Work
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NameSmithCollege
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Emailsswoas@smith.edu
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Organization nameSmith College School for Social Work
Address23 West Street
CityNorthampton
StateMA
Zip01063
Websitehttps://ssw.smith.edu/
Organization DescriptionThe mission of the Smith College School for Social Work is to advance the aims of the profession through education for excellence in clinical social work practice and through the development and dissemination of knowledge.
South End Community Center Inc
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NameSouth End Community Center Inc
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Emailwesjackson@seccspringfield.com
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Organization nameSouth End Community Center Inc
Address99 Marble Street
CitySpringfield
StateMA
Zip01105
Websitehttps://www.secspringfield.com/
Organization Description Our Mission The South End Community Center (SECC) is a non-profit organization serving children, youth and families in the Springfield community, with a focus on the South End. The SECC is dedicated to helping individuals develop the qualities needed to become responsible and caring citizens.
Springfield School Volunteers
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NameDenise Cogman
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Emailcogmand@sps.springfield.ma.us
Phone413-787-7015
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Organization nameSpringfield School Volunteers
Address1550 Main St.
Address 23rd floor
CitySpringfield
StateMA
Zip01103
Websitehttp://www.springfieldschoolvolunteers.org
Organization DescriptionThe mission of Springfield School Volunteers is to facilitate learning-focused community involvement in support of the Springfield Public Schools’ goal of ensuring that every child attain a high level of academic achievement. Springfield School Volunteers (SSV) is a non-profit organization that has been matching the resources of the community with the needs of the Springfield Public Schools since 1969. Our focus is to provide academic support to Springfield’s public school students in line with the school district’s priorities.
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Square One
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NameLiz Ortiz
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Emaillortiz@sdn.org
Phone413-732-5183
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Organization nameSquare One
Address1095 Main Street
CitySpringfield
StateMA
Zip01103
Websitehttp://startatsquareone.org/
Organization DescriptionSquare One provides a range of family-friendly education and support services that are unique to each child and every family served. Our focus is on providing opportunities for children and families to build the foundation for lifelong learning, to make smart choices, and to grow strong cognitively, emotionally, socially and physically. Square One’s programs include early education and care at centers in Springfield and Holyoke, home-based care settings located throughout greater Springfield, and out of school time care for elementary school age children. Our parent education, support and training programs are offered through groups, home visitation and personalized case management to help parents access whatever services are needed to be successful in their role as their child’s first teacher. Square One is a private nonprofit organization that receives funding from public agencies and donations from generous private sector businesses and individuals. Square One is fully licensed by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children.
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Sunshine Village
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NameGina Golash
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Emailggolash1@aol.com
Phone413-592-6142
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Organization nameSunshine Village
Address75 Litwin Lane
CityChicopee
StateMA
Zip01020
Websitehttp://www.sunshine.us/
Organization DescriptionBuilt on the belief that adults with disabilities can lead rich, meaningful lives, Sunshine Village is a thriving, vibrant community where more than 450 adults and their families come to connect, learn, contribute—and shine. At our main campus in Chicopee and at four additional sites in Hampden County, we offer a range of day programs and employment services. Our day habilitation programs are medically based, yet delivered with warmth and creativity. Physical, speech and occupational therapies are incorporated into music, culinary, art and sport therapy programming. Each day we provide opportunities to develop life skills, enhance social skills, improve coping strategies and increase independence. Our employment services are built on five decades of enduring partnerships with businesses and organizations throughout the region. We help prepare individuals to work in industrial and commercial settings, where their contributions are valued and they’re able to experience the satisfaction of a well-earned paycheck, the camaraderie of a workplace and a sense of pride in a job well done. We invite you to learn more about our unique programs and services and to meet the people who make them so exceptional.
Tapestry
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Nametapestry
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Emailresumes@tapestryhealth.org
Phone413-586-2016
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Organization nameTapestry
Address296 Nonotuck Street
Address 22nd Floor
CityFlorence
StateMA
Zip01062
Websitehttp://www.tapestryhealth.org
Organization DescriptionTapestry is rooted in the principles of compassionate, confidential, non-judgmental care for all. Founded in 1973 as the Family Planning Council of Western Massachusetts, the agency has grown over the last four decades to be a leading expert on critical public health issues impacting the region. Today, these services include sexual and reproductive health care, syringe access and disposal, overdose prevention and education, overdose reversal medication access and training, and providing new mothers and their children with nutritional education and support, including 24 hour a day breastfeeding help. Tapestry was founded to ensure women and teens have access to high-quality, confidential sexual and reproductive health care, regardless of income, race, gender identity, or sexual orientation. We remain focused on this mission while opening our doors to provide the broader community with much needed and often controversial care like HIV testing, birth control, syringe access, and STD testing and treatment. Our committed staff is highly skilled and well trained to provide a culturally competent, compassionate health care experience for all in our communities who need it. In 1998, after creating new programs like the Northampton needle exchange and regional HIV prevention service sites to help combat the AIDS epidemic, the Family Planning Council changed its name to Tapestry Health. Today, we continue to build on our strong history of HIV prevention work through street outreach and education to at-risk communities. Forty years after we first opened our doors, we remain committed to being at the forefront of our communities’ most urgent public health needs. From our work helping new mothers and their children access healthy foods through our WIC program, to being on the frontlines supporting families in the current devastating opioid crisis, we are a trusted local community health provider able to meet diverse and often complex needs in Western Massachusetts.
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The United Arc
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NameKelly Tyler
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Emailhr@unitedarc.org
Phone4137745558
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Organization nameThe United Arc
Address294 Avenue A
CityTurners Falls
StateMassachusetts
Zip01376
Websitehttp://www.theunitedarc.org/
Organization DescriptionThe United Arc provides advocacy and support services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families in Western Massachusetts. Mission Statement The United Arc supports people living with intellectual and developmental disabilities in achieving the universal goals of inclusion, choice, and independence. Vision Statement The United Arc affirms that all people are valued and interdependent and that each person deserves opportunities and support to pursue individual goals and achieve maximum potential. We envision a society that respects, includes and promotes the contributions of all community members.
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Thom Springfield Infant Toddler Services
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NameMaura Buglione
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Emailmbuglione@thomchild.org
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Organization nameThom Springfield Infant Toddler Services
Organization DescriptionThom Springfield Infant Toddler Services provides early intervention services to young children and their families in the following towns: Springfield, Longmeadow, Hampden, East Longmeadow, and Wilbraham. We provide home- and community-based developmental and therapeutic support to infants and toddlers from birth to age three who have, or are at risk for, developmental delays. Early Intervention services are designed to help children reach their full potential by coaching and partnering with parents and caregivers in their everyday routines. Our team of specialists, including developmental specialists, speech-language pathologists, occupational and physical therapists, nurses, and social workers, works closely with families to build on each child’s strengths and support healthy development during these critical early years.
Trauma Institute & Child Trauma Institute
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Nameticti
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Emailadmin@ticti.org
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Organization nameTrauma Institute & Child Trauma Institute
Address285 Prospect Street
CityNorthampton
StateMA
Zip01060
Websitehttps://www.ticti.org/
Organization DescriptionThe mission of Trauma Institute & Child Trauma Institute, Inc. (TICTI) is: to promote the healing and healthy development of children, adolescents, and adults who have experienced trauma or loss. to develop, evaluate, and disseminate effective prevention, assessment and treatment methods.
UCP of Western Massachusetts
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NameRandy Kinnas
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Emailrkinnas@ucpwma.org
Phone413-442-1562
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Organization nameUCP of Western Massachusetts
Address208 West Street
CityPittsfield
StateMA
Zip01201
Websitehttp://www.ucpwma.org
Organization DescriptionUCP of Western Massachusetts is a nonprofit organization that provides services to people with all types of disabilities, including Cerebral Palsy (CP). Our mission is to advance the independence, productivity, and full community inclusion for everyone we support. We are dedicated to providing innovative programs and services that meet the needs of our members and their families. We are committed to providing high-quality services that are tailored to the individual needs of our members. We are also committed to providing a family-centered approach to service delivery.
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UMass Amherst University Without Walls
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NameSiobhan Henderson
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Emailuwwis@umass.edu
Phone413-545-1378
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Organization nameUMass Amherst University Without Walls
Address350 Campus Center Way
CityAmherst
StateMA
Zip01003
Websitehttps://www.umass.edu/uww/interdisciplinary-studies
Organization DescriptionThe UWW is the adult bachelor's degree completion program at UMass Amherst. At UWW, you can design your own program of study in a wide range of areas, including Health Studies, Human Services and Applied Psychology. At UWW your prior learning and life and work experience matters as we offer you the opportunity to earn up to 100 credits from your past coursework, trainings and experiences.
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United Way of Pioneer Valley
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Nameuwpv
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Emailttrial@uwpv.org
Phone413-693-0221
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Organization nameUnited Way of Pioneer Valley
Address1441 Main Street
Address 2Suite 147
CitySpringfield
StateMA
Zip01103
Websitehttps://www.uwpv.org/
Organization DescriptionUnited Way of Pioneer Valley mobilizes people and resources to strengthen our communities. We envision a thriving, caring region where individuals have opportunities to realize their potential, become economically self-sufficient, and contribute collectively to improve the quality of life in their communities. UWPV targets the community's most pressing needs and focuses resources, agency partnerships and the energy of volunteers to create measurable results.
Urban League of Springfield
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NameUrban league of Springfield
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Emailyfrisby@ulspringfield.org
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Organization nameUrban League of Springfield
Address1 Federal Street Bldg. 111-3
CitySpringfield
StateMA
Zip01105
Websitehttp://ulspringfield.org/
Organization DescriptionThe Urban League of Springfield, Inc., serves the African American Community in Greater Springfield by advocating for and providing model services that enhance the academic and social development of young people and families, promoting economic self-sufficiency, and fostering racial inclusion and social justice.
Valley Educational Associates
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NameKate DaSilva
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Emailhr@valleyeducational.org
Phone413-349-4120
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Organization nameValley Educational Associates
AddressP O Box 46
CityHatfield
StateMA
Zip01038
Websitehttp://www.valleyeducational.org
Organization DescriptionValley Educational Associates, Inc. became a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in 1982 to provide empowering vocational training and employment services to adults with developmental & intellectual disabilities. We believe every person has a special skill and talent to share with the community. Historically, institutions like the “Belchertown State School for the Feebleminded” closed which created a gap in services for adults with developmental disabilities in Western Massachusetts. Valley Educational Associates started with a small, eight-person program and now serves over 85 individuals in three beautiful program facilities throughout Western Massachusetts. We offer community-based day services (CBDS), vocational program with professional development and a supported employment (SE) structure.
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Valley Venture Mentors
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NameValley Venture Mentors
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Emailchris@valleyventurementors.org
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Organization nameValley Venture Mentors
Websitehttps://valleyventurementors.org/about/
Organization DescriptionVVM is a Western Massachusetts nonprofit with a mission to help entrepreneurs turn their ideas into thriving, scalable businesses. By nurturing startups, we impact the employees they hire, the customers they serve, and the neighborhoods they revitalize. And it’s working.
Valuing Our Children
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Namevalue
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Emailkenavescovi@gmail.com
Phone9782498467
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Organization nameValuing Our Children
Address217 Wlanut Street
CityAthol
StateMA
Zip01331
Websitehttp://www.valuingourchildren.org/
Organization DescriptionWe are a family center and family resource center that provides: Playgroups, Parent Education, Support Groups, Individual family support, Special events and workshops, Information and referral
Viability
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NameViability
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Emailricard@viability.org
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Organization nameViability
Websitehttps://viability.org/
Organization DescriptionFor five decades we have been developing the means and opportunities for individuals, companies, and communities to discover how well we succeed when belonging and access are opened to us all.
Way Finders, Inc
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NameKeith Fairey
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Emailkfairey@wayfinders.org
Phone413-233-1500
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Organization nameWay Finders, Inc
Address1780 Main Street
CitySpringfield
StateMA
Zip01103
Websitehttps://www.wayfinders.org
Organization DescriptionWay Finders provides affordable housing opportunities, education and support; enabling people to achieve a better future and promoting vibrant, diverse communities. Current activities include rental assistance programs, rental property management, homebuyer education, foreclosure prevention counseling, fair housing education, services and access to resources to help prevent families from becoming homeless and re-housing those who do become homeless as quickly as possible. Way Finders Inc. is also the largest nonprofit developer of affordable housing based in western MA.
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Western Mass. Training Consortium
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NameKristel Applebee
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Emaillhunterkelly@wmtcinfo.org
Phone413-536-2401
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Organization nameWestern Mass. Training Consortium
Address187 High Street
Address 2Suite 202
CityHolyoke
StateMA
Zip01040
Websitehttps://wmtcinfo.org
Organization DescriptionThe Consortium creates conditions in which people with lived experience pursue their dreams and strengthen our communities through full participation. Our ultimate goal is for communities to welcome and value differences in a safe and just world. We articulate trends, theory and practice, and influence critical thinking by examining assumptions and imagining as well as implementing alternatives. We support consumers, policy makers, staff advocates, families and friends in their efforts as agents of change.
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Western Massachusetts Network to End Homelessness
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NameWestern Massachusetts Network to End Homelessness
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Emailpschwartz@westernmasshousingfirst.org
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Organization nameWestern Massachusetts Network to End Homelessness
Websitehttp://westernmasshousingfirst.org/
Organization DescriptionThe Network creates collaborative solutions across Hampden, Hampshire, Franklin and Berkshire Counties to prevent and end homelessness through a Housing First approach that centers racial equity.
Westfield State Foundation Inc
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NameWestfield State Foundation Inc
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Emaillblockel@westfield.ma.edu
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Organization nameWestfield State Foundation Inc
Address333 Western Ave
CityWestfield
StateMA
Zip01085
Websitehttps://www.westfieldalumni.org/foundation/foundation
Organization DescriptionThis goal is just as relevant today as it was nearly 40 years ago. Diminishing state appropriations balanced with the strong need to keep a state university education affordable and accessible for students, drive the Foundation to seek greater private support. The Westfield State Foundation is an IRS-approved 501(c)(3) tax-exempt, nonprofit organization. The Foundation’s purpose is to plan initiatives and perform activities that support the University’s continuing growth and effort to change lives. The Foundation effectively raises funds and carefully manages charitable gifts for the support of the University.
Windhorse Integrative Mental Health
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NameVictoria Yoshen
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Emailfrontoffice@windhorseimh.org
Phone413-586-0207
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Organization nameWindhorse Integrative Mental Health
Address211 North Street
Address 2Suite 1
CityNorthampton
StateMA
Zip01060
Websitehttp://www.windhorseimh.org
Organization DescriptionWe believe it is possible to significantly recover from life-disrupting psychiatric distress. Our approach offers mindfulness-based therapeutic skills and recovery-oriented treatment, while living in the surrounding community. We attend to the environmental, physical, emotional, intellectual and spiritual well-being of the whole person, working towards integration and balance.