Burlington House a happy 'family,' OT making a difference for students
The Guild for Human Services' Newsletter
The latest news and updates from The Guild
A special bond in Burlington
The residents of The Guild's first adult program house are not just roommates, they are longtime friends who care about one another's well-being.
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With help from The Guild's occupational therapy team, it's a close shave for Peter
Once reluctant to use a razor, Peter Anastasi has now mastered the self-care skill. Next up: Learning to send emails, cook for himself and do laundry.
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You're invited to our next Youth Parents Group meeting
Michelle Lund of the state Department of Developmental Services will discuss the transition to adult services from 6-8 p.m. on Wednesday, March 6 at The Guild.
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During the National Eye Institute's Low Vision Awareness Month, The Guild has several ongoing initiatives to support students and adult residents with vision challenges.
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Do you have a story to share about the impact of a Guild Direct Support Professional?
The Arc of Massachusetts is hosting a contest inviting individuals to submit videos of 1-3 minutes. Winner receives a $50 gift card.
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The Guild School is accepting student referrals
Referrals are being accepted for students ages 6-22. Referrals may be sent via email, postal mail or fax. For more information, call 781-893-6000 or email admissions@guildhumanservices.org.
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