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ServiceNet’s Diversity Coordinator, Gisenia Stewart, will join a group of experts, leaders, and community members to spearhead the Baby Bonds Task Force: a group charged by the State Treasurer, [...]

For the first time in three years, ServiceNet’s Developmental & Brain Injury Services (DBIS) division once again held its annual picnic at Look Park in Northampton. Over 200 staff and […]

Alanna Tiernan works as a housing specialist at ServiceNet’s Greenfield Family Inn, a family shelter in Greenfield, Massachusetts. The Inn offers comfortable, home-like environments for [...]

Jim Frutkin, Senior Vice President of Strategy and Business Development at ServiceNet, brings 34 years of experience in clinical mental health to his daily work supporting innovative mental [...]

Prospect Meadow Farm began in 2010 when ServiceNet purchased a small farm on Prospect Street in Hatfield. In 2011 the farm launched a hands-on vocational services program for adults with […]

BY MARY BYRNE THE GREENFIELD RECORDER WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 2022 GREENFIELD — In an effort to better identify the needs of the city’s homeless population, a group of organizations has […]

BY GRETA JOCHEM THE BERKSHIRE EAGLE TUESDAY, MAY 10TH, 2022 Across all four western Massachusetts counties, 2,836 people faced homelessness one night in February. That’s an increase from [...]

BY MARK MORRIS HEALTHCARE NEWS APRIL 26, 2022 Mind Over Matter According to the Center for Neurological Studies, someone in the U.S. sustains a brain injury every nine seconds. You […]

BY ARYAN RAI THE BERKSHIRE EAGLE APRIL 17TH, 2022 It took a global pandemic to highlight that the homelessness crisis in Massachusetts is not just limited to cities like Boston. […]

BY KAREN BROWN NEW ENGLAND PUBLIC MEDIA TUESDAY, APRIL 5TH, 2022 A recent study out of Harvard University suggests that public policies aiming to reduce the harms of poverty may lead to [...]