Providers’ Council announces fall educational calendar
The Providers’ Council has released its fall educational calendar, which includes a series of supervisory trainings and a two-day workshop on creating pathways toward race equity.
Read ArticleThe Providers’ Council has released its fall educational calendar, which includes a series of supervisory trainings and a two-day workshop on creating pathways toward race equity.
Read ArticleWe’re excited to announce that nonprofit leader and advocate Vu Le will be the keynote speaker at our 46th Annual Convention & Expo: Essential: Then, Now and Always
Read ArticleThe Executive Office of Health and Human Services on Tuesday, July 27 announced investment of approximately $51.3 million in human services rates.
Read ArticleHouse and Senate negotiators reached agreement on Friday, July 9 on a $48.1 billion FY ’22 Conference Committee budget that includes a $79 million Chapter 257 Rate Reserve and other
Read ArticleJoin the Council in recognizing July as BIPOC Mental Health Month! Designated in 2008, BIPOC Mental Health Month brings attention to the disproportionate mental health challenges facing black, indigenous, and
Read ArticleThe Providers’ Council wishes you and your family a safe and happy Fourth of July holiday! The Council’s offices will be closed on Monday, July 5, 2021 in observance.
Read ArticleThe Providers’ Council is pleased to offer three scholarships for member staff pursuing higher education at the graduate level for the 2021-2022 academic year. Applications are available now and the
Read ArticleThe Providers’ Council offices will be closed Friday, June 18 to recognize the Juneteenth holiday. Now an official holiday in the state of Massachusetts, this annual event commemorates the June
Read ArticleThis month in The Provider we feature a front-page commentary from the co-chairs of our RDI committee reflecting on a year of activism since the murder of George Floyd, coverage
Read ArticleThe Alliance of Massachusetts YMCAs, the Providers’ Council, and the Massachusetts Alliance of Boys and Girls Clubs have asked state officials to utilize a portion of American Rescue Plan Act
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