Warming Centers & Resources
As dangerously cold temperatures settle into Central Massachusetts this weekend, [...]
Clinician Will Help Police Without Using Handcuffs
This article was posted by the Clinton Item on JANUARY 1, 2026 [...]
Sky’s The Limit
The nonprofit’s Human Services Career Support Program trains immigrants, refugees, and people of color who are interested in human services work, and guarantees graduates jobs at the organization
Open Sky Named a Top Place to Work in 2025 by the Boston Globe
Open Sky is one of 45 'largest' employers named by the Boston Globe to their list of Top Places to Work for 2025.
Worcester tiny homes project aims to tackle senior homelessness
Mayor Petty, Councilor Toomey push Claremont Street modular pilot for seniors; council unanimously backs plan
Overcoming barriers: Workers with disabilities battle preconceived notions, as their labor force participation rises and company programs expand
Billy Smith said applying to jobs was horrible before he landed his position at Riverdale Mills, a welded-mesh-wire manufacturer out of Northbridge.
Edward’s Ride in Gardner honors a lost light and supports mental health: How you can join
Open Sky Community Services will host the first Edward’s Ride for Mental Health Awareness on Saturday, May 10, according to a community announcement.
Collaborating through a crisis: More than 50% of Central Mass. ER beds are taken up by mental health patients waiting for treatment
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Cutting Medicaid Rx for disaster in Central Mass.
In Worcester County, thousands of our neighbors rely on Medicaid for health care, mental health support, and services that allow people with disabilities to live independently in their communities. Medicaid isn’t just a line item in a federal budget — it is a lifeline for low-income families, seniors and individuals with disabilities. Yet, proposed federal Medicaid cuts threaten to dismantle critical services, leaving the most vulnerable members of our community without the care they need.
‘I was lost’: Paving a better path for those leaving prison
In Massachusetts, a move toward rehabilitation for those reentering society
