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At Seven Hills, Special Education Teachers play a vital role in creating dynamic, person-centered learning experiences. These educators develop and implement individualized educational plans tailored to each student’s unique needs and works in partnership with a multidisciplinary team, including nurses, social workers, and families.

Seven Hills is working to help families navigate the federal funding freeze in funding for SNAP and other benefits in the catchment areas of our Family Resource and Family Support Centers: Lowell Area, North Quabbin Area, North Central Area, South Valley, and Greater Worcester. For a comprehensive resource for the state please see Project Bread, which runs a free confidential FoodSource Hotline at 1-800-645-8333 to help you find food.

Meet Arianna, Direct Support Professional: "I’ve always known I wanted to work with people - my mom is a nurse, and hearing her stories growing up really inspired me to find a path where I could make a difference. When I joined Seven Hills as a Direct Support Professional Case Manager, I was expecting a job, but what I found was so much more. It feels like family here and being part of a community where we help participants succeed has been life-changing. I didn’t just start a career - I found my purpose." "What makes this...

Seven Hills leadership is proud to celebrate The New England Council's 100th anniversary; the nation’s oldest regional business association. The Rising Star Award was presented to Rhode Island Congressman Gabe Amo.

Open Door Arts, an affiliate of Seven Hills Foundation, works to improve access, participation, and representation for the people we serve in the arts and culture sector.