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Crotched Mountain School Receives $9,000 for Assistive Technology Crotched Mountain School & Village, part of Seven Hills Foundation, received $9,000 from 100 Women Who Care of Monadnock to support assistive technology for students. The award followed a presentation by teachers Tricia Lemieux and Vicki Campbell, who shared why assistive technology matters for the students they support. This generous investment highlights the impact of staff and community members working together around a shared purpose. Thank you to Tricia...

Crotched Mountain Students Build Job Skills Through Community Partnerships

Residence Directors at Seven Hills play an important role in creating a supportive and empowering environment for people with disabilities. Leading a dedicated team and overseeing daily residential operations, they help ensure each person receives compassionate support that promotes independence, dignity, and growth. Meet Angel.

Good News Friday: Team Connections, Student Success, Arts Careers, and Child Care Advocacy Across Seven Hills At Seven Hills Foundation, meaningful impact happens every day through collaboration, inclusion, education, and advocacy. This week's highlights showcase how our teams are strengthening connections, empowering students with disabilities, creating pathways to employment, and advancing access to critical family services across Massachusetts. How Did CBHI Teams Celebrate Teamwork and Appreciation This Fall? Staff from...

Seven Hills Home Care Services Connects with Job Corps Students in North Grafton Seven Hills Home Care Services met with students preparing to enter the workforce at the Multi-Industry Job Fair at Grafton Job Corps Center in North Grafton, Massachusetts. Promoted through MassHire Central Career Centers, the event connected local employers with future talent and gave Seven Hills an opportunity to introduce meaningful careers supporting individuals and families. Grafton Job Corps provides young adults ages 16–24 with free...