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ICANN, the organization that oversees domain name registries, has blocked the sale of the .org Public Interest Registry to a private equity investment company. The board ruled that the sale

Dozens of elected officials from across the Commonwealth took part in a digital rally on Thursday to thank community‐based human services workers for their tireless efforts serving state residents in

On Tuesday, April 14, the  Executive Office of Health and Human Services issued updated guidance for residential and congregate care programs during the COVID-19 crisis. The new guidelines cover protective

The Providers’ Council is urging federal lawmakers to support a proposal by U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton  to help  nonprofits in the next round of coronavirus stimulus funding. In a letter

The Caring Force, the Council’s  grassroots advocacy initiative with more than 28,000 members across the Commonwealth, is urging elected officials  to recognize the incredible efforts of human services workers by

We are happy to share with you an electronic copy of the April issue of The Provider. This month, we made a decision to abandon our normal, eight-page format for a

A coalition of associations that support direct service providers,  including the Providers’ Council, called Tuesday on state leaders to forgive — or at least defer — COVID-19-related Unemployment Insurance (UI)

As we reduce our in-person meetings and limit face-to-face interactions, we are pleased to offer an alternative solution to our members at a reduced price. The Providers’ Council is excited

The TCF’s annual physical State House rally, previously scheduled for April 16, will transform into a “virtual” rally this year. Human services workers, clients and families will be given opportunities

The Providers’ Council has created a page on our website including the latest news and updates on the 2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis. We have direct links to information published