Open Sky offers innovative, specialized programs that help young adults build confidence, strengthen resilience, and move toward the future they want.
Using evidence‑based supports like Peer Support and Supported Employment, we guide young people as they work toward their life, school, and career goals even during stressful or uncertain times.
Residential Programs
We offer three supportive residential programs in Central Massachusetts for young adults ages 18–29 who are experiencing mental health challenges. These homes provide structure, connection, and everyday skill‑building to help residents grow more independent.
Supported Housing, Community Support and Peer Support
In Worcester and North County, our supported housing and community‑based services help young adults live more independently and stay on track with their goals.
With help from peer mentors, clinicians, and support staff, young people can build routines, explore employment, continue their education, and stay connected to their communities.
Drop-in Services
We offer welcoming drop‑in spaces where young people can find support, connect with others, and access resources designed to help them feel safe, empowered, and understood.
Safe Homes
Drop-in center for LGBTQIA+ youth, young adults & allies ages 14-23
The PLACE for Empowerment
Access center for young adults ages 16-26, funded by the Department of Mental Health