Seven Hills is nationally recognized for its leadership in services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, autism, and acquired brain injury, while also addressing critical gaps in behavioral health, substance use, education, family stabilization, and childcare for underserved communities. It operates more than 235 program locations across Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire. All programs are grounded in trauma-informed, person-centered practices that promote choice, inclusion, and long-term stability.
To strengthen organizational effectiveness and better support individuals and families, Seven Hills Foundation transitioned from an affiliate model to a divisional organizational structure in January 2026. This strategic shift enhances coordination and service integration, allowing the Foundation to respond more effectively to community needs, align resources across service lines, and ensure consistent quality and outcomes systemwide.
Seven Hills Foundation has stable finances with one combined audited financial statement and balance sheet. Seven Hills is primarily publicly funded through Medicaid and state agency contracts. Any annual surplus is reinvested in the sustainability of the mission to support costs, such as infrastructure and facilities, that are insufficiently covered by service rates. Every year we look to raise additional funds to support special projects and programs that further our mission. Diversified funding sources, including corporate and foundation grants, individual donors, and special events, are critical to fully supporting Seven Hills’ work in the communities it serves.
