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Shawn Robinson was 12 years old when he walked by a music festival in a park and was recruited into the Berkshire Coalition to Prevent Pregnancy. At age 15, he […]

Shared Living is both a lifestyle choice and an employment opportunity. Providers open their homes and offer their support to people who are living with a disability, giving them the […]

When Devon hit bottom, the Beacon House was there to support her through the first several months of her recovery. Finding a way to give back to the community, she […]

Justin’s first jobs involved repetitive work indoors, which were not satisfying to him. When he was offered a job at Prospect Meadow Farm, he was excited by the chance it […]

Kaya was a bright, responsive baby who just wasn’t crawling like others her age. A thorough assessment by the REACH team, and a diagnostic work-up by medical specialists, identified a […]

Danny Clifford has earned the right to be called a hometown hero AMHERST, Mass. (WWLP) lives in a group home in Amherst. He suffers from Cerebral Palsy and has limited […]

ServiceNet’s DBT Program Featured at National Conference In October, 2016, ServiceNet’s Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) program was featured in a poster presentation at the 50th annual [...]

ServiceNet’s DBT Program Highlighted at National Convention A poster presentation featuring ServiceNet’s work in community-based Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), was delivered in [...]

Recently evicted from his home, Brian Comer arrived at the ServiceNet Resource Center in Northampton seeking any assistance its staff could provide. “I’m trying to do everything I can get to get [...]

Gus Ramirez was eating a tangerine and chatting with two residents in the small living room of Mount Tom House run by ServiceNet on East Street one day last month when the conversation took a [...]