Seven Hills Foundation is a nonprofit human services organization based in Worcester that delivers integrated clinical, educational, and community supports for children and adults with disabilities and complex life challenges.

Seven Hills provides a broad spectrum of support services across developmental, behavioral, educational, and residential domains:

• Clinical and behavioral health services, including therapy, counseling, early intervention, and grief support
• Educational programs and early childhood learning through centers and school placements
• Day programs, vocational training, and employment readiness
• Residential services such as family-style care, shared living, and homes for individuals with disabilities
• Assistive technology, health promotion, and care coordination

Seven Hills operates across Massachusetts and Rhode Island, with a dense network in Central Massachusetts:

• Worcester and nearby towns
• Clinical hubs in Milford, Southbridge, and Gardner
• Programs statewide, including West Springfield
• Rhode Island affiliates

The agency serves:

• Children (birth–22 years) with developmental delays or behavioral health needs
• Adults with intellectual, developmental, or physical disabilities
• Individuals with traumatic brain injury or complex healthcare needs
• Families in need of stabilization or grief support

Seven Hills maintains visibility through community engagement and public education:

• Outreach via local schools, health clinics, and provider networks
• Annual events like charity golf tournaments and staff-led rallies
• Active presence online and social media, including LinkedIn and YouTube

The organization draws from diverse revenue streams:

• State and federal grants (e.g., IDEA funding, MassHealth)
• Insurance billing for clinical services
• Fee-for-service and program grants
• Donations, corporate sponsors, and event funding

Seven Hills works with numerous partners and affiliates to enhance impact:

• Clinical & Behavioral Health centers in Worcester, Milford, Southbridge
• Early Intervention Division (state-contracted)
• Educational and residential affiliates, including Children’s Aid & Family Service, YOU, Inc., Open Door Arts, Seven Hills NeuroCare
• National accreditor CARF

Most Significant / Surprising Fact

Seven Hills employs more than 4,600 staff and serves over 28,000 individuals annually across Massachusetts and Rhode Island, making it Central Massachusetts’s largest and most integrated human services provider.

Training Required for Staff Positions

Professional roles typically require relevant licensure (e.g., MSW, OT, SLP), CPR, and role-specific certifications

Experience and Education Required for Hiring of Staff

Entry-level roles typically require prior experience in human services or direct care, especially in settings involving disability support, education, or behavioral health. Clinical and supervisory roles often require field experience related to licensure or degree specialization.

Training Requirements / Opportunities for Staff

Staff receive onboarding, career-path training, continuing education, and internal promotion pathways

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