Materiales de marketing de la agencia
Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention/Green & Healthy Homes
Contact:
Regina Connerty
978-660-0195
WAP (Weatherization), HEARTWAP (Burner Repair/Replacement), AMP (Appliance Management Program), DOE WAP (Department of Energy)
Contact:
Laura Caron
978-785-5368
One-on-one and group financial coaching/counseling and workshops aimed at credit repair and building wealth.
Contact:
Kwabena Ayim
978-868-8493
Assistance with utility and rent. Information & Referrals
Contact:
Wendy Lopez
978-751-1341
Meals on Wheels and Congregate Meals for age 60+
Contact:
​Virginia Carpenter
978-751-1164
Dual support in parenting and recovery for parents experiencing substance use disorder.
Contact:
Moraima Boudreau
978-602-7437
After school and summer programming for youth ages 6-13 years on site at Green Acres in Fitchburg.
Contact:
Shana Fitz
978-516-5055
Partnership with Our Father’s House: shelter services, re-housing services, rental subsidies, & case management. Supportive Housing for Disabled Homeless.
Contact:
Rita-Jean Sears
978-660-0784
Classes, workshops, and one-on-one support for unemployed or underemployed individuals. Work readiness training, job placement assistance, job coaching, and financial literacy.
Contact:
Laura Scirocco
978-956-6500
Home visiting program providing child development support including screenings, parent education and Information & Referral.
Contact:
Paula Farley
978-956-6035
Youth Innovation Center (Fitchburg) (scheduled to launch 2022)
Contact:
Shana Fitz
978-516-5055
Supplemental foods, health care referrals, and nutrition education for low-income mothers, infants and children up to age five. Classes on infant feeding and encourage and support breastfeeding by connecting breastfeeding moms to peer counselors. Classes that teach soothing techniques for new babies.
Contact:
Jennifer Woodbridge
978-345-6272
Supports teen parents and pregnant teens to complete their education including returning to high school, completing a GED, vocational training, or post-secondary learning.
Contact:
Laura Scirocco
978-956-6500
​Supports parents as their child's first teacher through a number of parent child activities including: local play groups, developmental screenings, and early literacy programs
Contact:
Cynthia Lapinskas
978-355-0266
Evidence Based Parent Education Classes; CANS Assessments and Family Support Plan Development for Children Requiring Assistance (CRA)
Support Groups (e.g., Autism, Latin, Grandparents); Information & Referral; Parent Cafes
Contact:
Migdalia Velez
978-751-4091 or 978-516-5042
Child abuse prevention through informal education programs & support of local associations & organizations.
Contact:
Wendy Hardison-Moreno
978-833-4353
Assists eligible youth ages 14 through 19 in finding and maintaining paid employment in the public, private, and non-profit sectors
Contact:
Shana Fitz
978-516-5055
Outpatient mental health services including individual psychotherapy and medication management.
Contact:
Naiomi Feliciano
978-785-5343
IRS certified volunteers prepare and process tax returns for free for individuals and families whose income falls within the program guidelines.
Contact:
Mason Klinck
978-751-4193