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FRAMINGHAM, Mass., April 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Wayside Youth & Family Support Network, one of the region s leading providers of mental health counseling and family support services to children, young adults and families in Massachusetts, today launched its new Equity Training Center. The Wayside Equity Training Center offers non-profits leadership teams, boards and employees customized trainings that are designed to advance the unique goals of each organization. About a decade ago, Wayside realized that we needed to create a more formal approach to diversity if we wanted to create a great environment for our staff and to best support young people and their families, said Eric Masi, President and CEO at Wayside. From one-time trainings to a deliberative process to integrate diversity, equity and inclusion into all aspects of our operations, Wayside has continued to refine its model. Our goal with the Equity Training Center is to support o
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Offaly Domestic Violence Service and Tusla launch new project after completion of two-year pilot programme
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Offaly Domestic Violence Support Service (ODVSS) and Tusla have launched the Ethnic Minority Community Development project last week, completing a two-year pilot programme.
The project was established to identify the barriers and gaps that prevent women from the ethnic community in seeking help and support.
In the report, former Chairperson of ODVSS, Molly Buckley said that the ODVSS was delighted to be part of this project. “It is without doubt that there has been a significant amount of work completed to identify the barriers and gaps that prevent women from the ethnic community in coming forward for help over the last two years.”
Coralisle Group continues community support
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Social distancing, face masking, lockdowns and quarantines are new realities that people and governments everywhere have adopted to keep the virus at bay.
One encouraging aspect of the pandemic is that it has caused people, communities and governments to support those most in need, from the hospitalised and their caregivers, to employers and families facing severe financial challenges.
This has been the silver lining in an otherwise grim year for humanity – bringing values of compassion and togetherness to the forefront of community life.
The Coralisle Group of Companies early on recognised the extraordinary pressures the pandemic would impose and relied on its ‘people first’ approach to business to find ways to help clients, their families and the communities in which they live.
Massachusetts Colleges Offer Scholarships to Homeless Teens
A new government-funded scholarship program will provide dorm beds, meal plans and case management to homeless teens who enroll at Framingham State University or Massachusetts Bay Community College. by Zane Razzaq, MetroWest Daily News / January 11, 2021 Shutterstock
(TNS) A new government-funded scholarship program will provide dorm beds, meal plans and case management to homeless teens who enroll at
Framingham State University or
Massachusetts Bay Community College.
Set to begin next fall, the Moving to College pilot is a continuation of another state effort, the Massachusetts Student Housing Security Pilot, launched in 2018. The difference between the programs is school officials will target homeless students who have just graduated high school, as opposed to those who ve been in college for several years.