NEWS

Riverside Community Care used funds from a recently awarded Digital Equity Partnership grant to hire two Tech Navigators dedicated to closing the digital inequity gap.

On September 29 we cut the ribbon to celebrate our new Community Crisis Services (CCS) and Respite site in Upton, a vitally important resource in the aftermath of a behavioral health crisis. 

Meet Zoe McAnulty, a Family Partner with Riverside’s Mobile Crisis Intervention Team in Norwood. Read this in-depth interview to learn how Family Partners like Zoe assist parents while our Mobile Crisis Intervention Team helps children in crisis.

Based on a survey of factors such as working conditions, diversity, salary, and the potential for development, this is Riverside’s third appearance on the list of America’s Best-in-State Employers.

To help address the alarming rise in mental health and substance use crises, Riverside has opened new overnight Community Crisis Stabilization and Respite facilities in Norwood and Milford.

A $900,000 grant through the Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services (EOHHS) strengthens our capacity to support 100 caregivers and an estimated 150 youth with behavioral health challenges.

Whether you are a parent, grandparent, or a different type of caregiver, being able to successfully navigate complex discussions is part of your job description.