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Shannon Curtin’s second summer in the Department of Developmental Services (DDS) Urban Youth Collaborative Internship Program (UYCP) was spent, among other things, leading a dance party for two at Resources for Human Development, Boston, Inc. Curtin, who grew close with one particular individual, said she …Continue Reading A Summer of Friendship and Growth
The heat was suppressing, but the unbridled excitement of those crowded inside 48 Boylston St. in Boston paid no mind – they were there to celebrate the creation of affordable housing. Of course there was ample mention of the heat by speakers, but the investment …Continue Reading Strengthening Communities through Affordable Housing
Braintree’s Rick Swan, who is legally blind, runs a small coffee shop in the lobby of One Ashburton Place in Boston – home to many state agencies including EOHHS. Swan started running the shop with his wife, who is also legally blind, approximately four years …Continue Reading Coffee and a Familiar Face
The Great Hall of the Massachusetts State House was filled with the sounds of laughter, music, and inspiration in the afternoon of August 11th. The people gathered were there to celebrate the accomplishments of 85 interns, who had found internships this summer through the Massachusetts …Continue Reading MCB Interns Reach for the Stars
The second phase of the Women’s Recovery from Addictions Program (WRAP) in Taunton opened in July, 2016 officially closing the chapter on the day when women with substance use disorders are sent to prison for treatment. State officials who recently toured the new unit including Governor …Continue Reading A New Hope for Women with Addictions
On Wednesday, July 13th, MCB turned 110 years old. This presented us with the opportunity to acknowledge and recognize the progress that has been made. Together, we are building on the considerable legacy of those who have preceded us. MCB was established in 1906, with …Continue Reading MCB Serving the Blind Community for 110 Years
There’s always plenty to do in Massachusetts in the summer. While so many options are available for you, the Executive Office of Health and Human Services has a couple suggestions on how to enjoy the summer. Farmer’s Markets through DTA and EOEA Fresh fruits and …Continue Reading HHS Summer Tips and Activities
When Ariel Brown needs help navigating college financing, or any kind of life questions a young adult starting out in life might have, she often turns to her Department of Children and Families (DCF) support system. Last month, Ariel was among more than 100 teen-agers …Continue Reading DCF Youth Summit
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