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Learn how Seven Hills Foundation is expanding behavioral health access through a new regional partnership, helping children prevent summer learning loss with its Summer Literacy Initiative, and celebrating Dr. Marissa Ruff's recognition as a Providence Business News 2026 40 Under 40 honoree.

People with disabilities thrive when they have access to education, recreation, competitive athletics, meaningful relationships, and inclusive community experiences. Across Seven Hills Foundation and Crotched Mountain, recent events have highlighted how advocacy, achievement, and belonging can transform lives. From a visit by U.S. Senator Maggie Hassan to national recognition at the Special Olympics USA Games, these stories demonstrate the power of inclusion and the impact of creating opportunities for people of all...

This week at Seven Hills Foundation, adults with disabilities gained practical financial skills, a man with a spinal cord injury returned to the beach with accessible support, and an Agency With Choice participant took the stage in an inclusive community theater production.

Supporting a Path to Competitive Employment for People with Disabilities How does Seven Hills help people with disabilities find meaningful employment? Through individualized training, job development, community partnerships, and innovative funding solutions, Seven Hills creates pathways to competitive employment that foster independence, confidence, and long-term success. For people with disabilities, meaningful employment offers more than a paycheck. It creates opportunities for personal growth, social connection, skill...

Seven Hills celebrates child care providers, inclusive arts at Worcester Art Museum, and community partnerships that expand access, promote inclusion, and strengthen families. Read more in this week's edition of Good News Friday.