Provides Residential, Individual and In Home Supports, Employment, Community Based Day Supports & Life Skills
Instructive horseback riding programs for people with disabilities.
MBTA’s paratransit service; provides door-to-door transportation to those who are unable to use public transportation because of physical, cognitive, psychiatric, or sensory disability.
Provides residential, clinial, family support services, day/vocational and social rograms to meet the needs of individuals of all ages with autism spectrum disorder, developmental disabilites, aquired brain injuries, mental health issues, and other specialized needs.
Triangle partners with schools, community organizations, and businesses to promote integrated school-to-work career training and placement.
Services include counseling, play therapy, cognitive- behavioral therapy; parent and school consultations, and summer programs.
Agency services to families with special needs, including information and referral, financial assistance, PCAs,support groups, residential and day supports for adults.
Recreational and skill building activities for children and youth with disabilities summer camp, horseback riding, after school and weekend activities.
Promotes advocacy skills for individuals and families, provides training and consultation to Autism professionals and parents in China and those planning to work in China.
The mission of The Guild for Human Services is to educate encourage and empower individuals with intellectual disabilities so they may achieve their full potential to lead high-quality lives and participate meaningfully in society.
Mission is to provide year round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for children and youth with intellectual disabilities in the Boston/Metrowest area.
Provides people with disabilities opportunities that cultivate cre- ative expression, build peer relationships, and foster selfesteem through life-enhancing activities in the arts.
Information specialists housed in offices throughout the state are linked to their own comprehensive database and are available to assist and direct families to appropriate local services.
Provides supports to people with developmental disabilities, assists individuals and families with housing, respite, and trans- portation concerns and recreation resources.
Committed to strengthening families through community connection, social support, parent services, and child care assistance.
Pediatric skilled nursing facility offers long-and short-term respite care for children with highly specialized medical needs.
Provides the highest quality educational experience so that students with special needs can reach their full potential through a variety of fundraising events and activities.
A hippotherapy program geared for children with special needs. REINBOW is located Churchill Stables at Huckins Farm in Bedford.
Provides supported housin, personal management skills, self-advocay programs, faily support counseling and mentoring, evening social events, community education/outreach, and volunteer opportunities.
A nonprofit, fully accredited member of the National Guild of Community Schools of the Arts, offering private music and act- ing lessons, music classes, dance and movement classes.
Community sailing center in Boston’s Inner Harbor, provides year-round recreational and personal growth opportunities for people of all ages and abilities.
Focus is to give young people a venue to learn to work in a group, and improve their music skills while learning about the value and importance of social activism.
Services include residential, day, habilitation, and vocational training, including the ASCENT Advocacy, Social Skills, Career Exploration, Networking and Transitions-after-school program for individuals ages 14-22.
Provides a variety of services for a network of parents, profes- sionals, and friends. Services include: social and recreation opportunities, workshops, public education, parent and sibling support groups, advocacy support, and respite.
Offers education, resources, and in-person activities and events for young people coping with serious illness, including cancer, HIV/AIDS, sickle cell disease, and metabolic and mitochondrial disorders.
Inclusive recreation programs include Arrowhead Club for Camp (Arrowhead campers a monthly activity program), year round teen and adult programs, Parents Night Out programs, and more.
An all volunteer, non-profit organization that gives children with disabilities a chance to play baseball as part of a team in an organized league at no cost to their family.
Assists families to affordable housing; regional provider of rental voucher assistance to disabled, and low/moderate income resi- dents of Boston and 29 surrounding communities.
ILCs are controlled and directed by persons with disabilities for the purpose of empowering people with disabilities to take con- trol of their lives. Advocacy services, information and referrals, peer counseling, and independent living skills training.
Free legal services for those that are income-eligible. Represents disabled children and adults who are denied social security ben- efits and special education services.
Programs for children including daycare, after-school care, Monday overnights, Weekend Respite. The Center also provides Elementary School Disability Awareness programs.
Supports families of young children and expands access to affordable, quality early childhood education. Funded by the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care. MECA is administered by its Lead Agent, Discovery Schoolhouse, Inc.
Supports people with disabilities throughout their lives. Pro- grams include Early Intervention, after-school/after-work, recre- ation, camps, and adult day services.
Provides therapeutic horseback riding services.
Dedicated to working with the blind and visually impaired, offer- ing social activities for children, teens, and adults.
Helps individuals and families navigate available autism-related services provide workshops and caregiver training, training for self-advocacy and offer enriching social and recreational activities.
Baseball League for girls and boys with special needs ages 5 to high school graduation.
Provides information and referrals, distributes its Family Education workbook, and coordinates a parent-to-parent program for families of children with neurological challenges.
Provides a wide variety of support services to individuals with disabilities of all ages, including Information and Referral Services, social connections, adult planning and day services.
Center for Family Assistance provides programs for vulnerable children and young families, focusing on adoption, parent and youth education, and community support.
Provides education, training, advocacy, mediation, adoption services, counseling, housing, transportation and residential ser- vices.
10 program centers offer a wide range of assistance through education, advocacy, flexible services, and respite options Emergency Respite Care, Specialized Foster Care-for children and adults.
Services individual’s emotional and/or behavioral challenges, providing outpatient, residential, and academic services Therapeutic Mentoring and In-Home Therapy services through the Children’s Behavioral Health Initiative (CBHI).
This program at Triangle, Inc. empowers people with disabilities and organizations to prevent abuse and promote healthy relationships.
Provides children’s services, family support programs, residential services, and adult day and foster care program to children and adults with developmental disabilities and their families.
Variety of programs to support all children, of all ages. Counseling, after-school programs, parenting supports available. Also hosts a respite program to offer hourly or overnight care for children who are HIV infected or affected.
A transitional residential program that supports up to eight young adults in their quests to live independently, despite learning or physical challenges.
Mission is to lend home-based health/hospital equipment to those in need. Recipients must be willing to promptly return equipment when no longer needed. Equipment is loaned free of charge and sponsored by Masonic Lodges across eastern MA.
Agency dedicated to improving the lives of people with develop- mental disabilities and their families.
Committed to working with and for the Haitian community in the areas of culturally appropriate health education, support and advocacy, and opportunities for economic development.
Offers housing in family, individual shelter units, and transitional housing in Boston, Cambridge, and Medford. Also maintains Community Legal Assistance Service Project.
Provides and promotes speech communication training for children and adults with hearing loss.
Adaptive sports programs for children who have special needs.
Provides a compassionate and positive environment where children with complex medical, mental health and educational needs receive specialized care so that children can reach their fullest potential and live their best life.
Provides grants of up to $500 to caregivers caring for a loved one with an intellectual or developmental disability at home. Applications are available each October.
Quality respite care and support services for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families, as well as shortterm overnight retreats, ranging from one night to two weeks.
Information and referrals, trainings, support groups, case management and autism services specifically around advocacy, programs, and networking.
