Since we opened our doors in 2004, VIM has evolved along with the changing demographics of the county while staying true to our mission of providing access to free, comprehensive healthcare to qualifying adults in the region. Today, more than half of our patients are foreign born. Before the coronavirus hit, most of them were…
After nearly a month of living with three individuals who tested positive, another BCArc home has been cleared from the Board of Health. Ten staff members who managed the house during this challenging period and the other five of eight individuals who live there, all made it through the quarantine time without catching the virus.…
We are excited to announce that we are launching a video series for Mental Health Month. Kicking it off on Friday is Carol Silva, family support specialist with our Parent-Peer Partnership Program, who will talk about special education during COVID-19. Subscribe to our YouTube channel to watch the entire series!
Since support groups can’t meet in person, we have created Virtual Parent Support Groups. Check out our Facebook page for more information.
When Boston Public Schools made the decision to close, many students and families wondered where they should turn for daily meals. Thankfully, the YMCA of Greater Boston stepped in and has been working tirelessly to provide Boston’s youth in need with free and nutritious meals. Students can now also access essential hygiene products from Hope…
Our amazing staff have gone above and beyond to keep Riverbrook residents safe and supported during the COVID-19 crisis. We’re grateful to them — and we’re grateful to you, too, for your support during these difficult times!
Do you have a story about your experience during the COVID-19 pandemic? Share it with us, and we will keep your story in the Local History department to help us document what life was like during this unprecedented time. For questions please contact the Local History Department at (413) 499-9480 ext. 6 or email [email protected].
Through the upheaval this spring, we’re able to keep our mission front and center: Our farm crew has been working hard on the farm at April Hill, safely distanced. We’ve planted annual vegetables for this year’s food – all of which will be donated to local food pantries and schools – and perennial nut and…
Literacy Network of South Berkshire (LitNet) remains dedicated to keeping students and tutors connected, reassured and supported during COVIC-19 Pandemic. We consider ourselves very fortunate at LitNet—we continue to maintain our strong network of volunteer tutors who, even in these challenging circumstances, remain dedicated and in contact with their students. Ways in which LitNet is evolving: One-on-One…