January 2026

Holyoke Safe Neighborhood Initiative
Meeting Notes


Date: January 8, 2026
Time: 1:00pm to 2:30pm
Place: Zoom Meeting


Mission Statement: The Holyoke Safe Neighborhood Initiative is a partnership between local, state & federal law enforcement; city & state government; civic & human service organizations; faith based organizations; the business community; education providers; property managers; and residents coming together with a goal to create safe, healthy & economically viable neighborhoods through information sharing, identifying at-risk youth, referrals and community efforts in specific Holyoke neighborhoods.


Welcome and Introduction: 1:00pm – 1:05pm

Hunter Acconcio: New Growth Recovery 1:05pm – 1:20pm
New Growth Recovery—we’re right by City Hall in downtown Springfield. As you can see here, we’re what you would refer to as a PHP, which really just stands for Partial Hospitalization Program. Think of it like your 6-hours-a-day, 5-days-a-week program. We also have something called IOP, which is an Intensive Outpatient Program.

We have a day option for that. It’s a shorter time than the PHP. That would look like you’re coming in for treatment into our program. Usually, it’s Monday to Friday from 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM, but again, that one we kind of have liberty to flex depending on, you know, if the patient was formally in PHP.

What we really like to do clinically is have someone come in—you know, they’re coming right into PHP—Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM, and then we’re able to softly step down after about that 4–6 week period that they’re in PHP. They would step down into IOP. Again, it can look like 3 hours a day, 5 days a week. Sometimes it’s less than that, sometimes it’s more.

Now, we also have an evening IOP, which is Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 4:30 PM to 8:00 PM. As you can see on the right, we do provide transportation. For MassHealth, we’re going to be doing PT-1. We help with the process of PT-1, getting set up with the account, and really just making sure that our clients are getting to their rides. That’s kind of more their responsibility, but sometimes, for whatever reason, the driver will not show up and pick the individual up. In that case, we’ll help out—we’ll send additional transportation, whatever’s needed to really just get someone in our space.

We accept the whole gamut in terms of insurance. We really have found it extremely important, serving our community, to understand that insurance is notoriously a barrier for treatment, and we’re not going to allow that to be the case here with us. Evidently, we accept a wide variety of commercial insurances—out-of-network and in-network. We’re also in-network with TRICARE, which is very, very huge. We’re able to help our active duty and our veterans. We’ve been doing a lot of work with some of the local Air Force bases, for example, and really just trying to make sure that we’re offering services to our first responders.

Our clinicians are going to be engaging in training that’s going to specialize them to specifically understand a lot of those experiences that first responders, correctional officers, veterans, and active duty military members may be experiencing.

Then again, for MassHealth, we take a wide variety of MassHealth plans. It does say there “coming soon,” the WellSense and then the Blue Cross Blue Shield. I can tell you right now, as of today, we are in-network with Blue Cross Blue Shield.

So, if anyone does want to get in touch with us, these are the main methods of contact, but just to make it easier, you can reach out to me personally. My email is hunter@newgrowthrecovery.com
and my cell phone number is in the chat.

In terms of treatments that we offer, we’re doing a lot of psychoeducational groups. We’re doing a lot of DBT and a lot of CBT. There’s a combination of group therapy and individual therapy. We typically have about 20 to 25 clients in the daytime PHP and IOP programs, and about 10 to 15 in the evening IOP program. Again, it’s an average—it depends on the time period.

For folks in PHP, they’re doing individual therapy sessions weekly. Folks in IOP, again, we aim to have them do individual sessions weekly. If there’s an opening, we will do that, but at least every other week. Folks in IOP receive individual sessions with a master’s-level clinician.

Most often, mental health and substance use disorders go hand in hand, and those individual sessions are a good time to unpack what may not come out during group therapy.

We also offer a wide variety of holistic modalities. We have a yogi who comes in every Friday. She is a trauma-informed specialist certified in addiction and recovery. We open the whole office space, and she gives clients an opportunity to engage in yoga. I was hesitant at first, but if you’re willing to give it a try, it can provide a lot of zen, and we’ve found that to be true.

In addition to yoga, we offer sound therapy and access to a gym. We’re located in the MassLive Building, also known as One Financial Plaza. We’re on the 15th floor, and on the 9th floor there’s a CrossFit-style gym called Build-Em-Up Fitness.

Every Wednesday, patients and staff participate in a group lift led by a CrossFit coach. Fitness is not for everyone, but for many of us in recovery, it has been very impactful. We promote healthy minds, healthy bodies, and healthy spirits.

If someone finds fitness meaningful to their recovery, we can coordinate a discounted gym membership—sometimes up to a year—even after graduation. We want to help cultivate long-term recovery supports.

Recovery looks different for everyone—12-step programs, AA, NA, Dharma, SMART Recovery, knitting groups, or even 3D printing. Our case management team helps identify interests, strengths, and hobbies and connects people to the community.

Upon completion of treatment, we ensure every participant has two of the following: a PCP and a long-term therapist. We help connect clients to providers who accept their insurance, including in-person therapists throughout Western Mass.

Our program is about 2–3 months on average. We also have an alumni program that is being developed, including weekly meetings and community engagement opportunities. Building a strong recovery community is important to us here at New Growth Recovery.

AGENCY OVERVIEW AND UPDATES 1:20pm – 2:15pm
Terri Lombardo: HCS Head Start
Terri Lombardo with HCS Head Start. I have something very exciting to share. We are developing a new program at Head Start—a parent educator role with a fatherhood focus. The job posting is on our website, which I’ll put in the chat, along with my email. The position is full-time, and the office will be located on Madison Avenue in Springfield.



Tanyka Barnett: Legacy Mentoring
My name is Tanyka Barnett. I’m the program coordinator for Legacy Mentoring. We work with CSEC youth. One of my staff members is currently on leave, so I’ve picked up their caseload. I’m very busy, but I’m here to show support because I enjoy being part of this group.

Sydney Strauss: Eagle Eye Institute
Hi everyone, my name is Sydney Strauss. I’m the program manager for Eagle Eye Institute, and I’m here with Kira. This is our first time attending one of these meetings. We offer learning programs and opportunities for youth to experience well-being, belonging, and empowerment through nature. We work with groups like the Holyoke Boys and Girls Club and Homework House, and we also offer professional development and public excursions.

Barbara McCoubrey: Holyoke Pediatrics
Shannon, Charlene Rivera, and I are the medical home care coordinators for Holyoke Pediatrics. We don’t have any updates, but we value the resources shared here for our patients.

Sandy Ward: Funeral Consumers Alliance of Western Massachusetts
I’m a volunteer who educates people about death care—choices, pricing, and planning. I’m not connected to the funeral industry. Our website is a great place to start, and I’ve put it in the chat.

Miguel Rivera: Rewarding Insurance Agency
Hello, my name is Miguel Rivera. I’m the CEO of Rewarding Insurance Agency at 284 Maple Street in Holyoke. We specialize in retirement transition support, including life insurance and Medicare Advantage. Open enrollment is from January 1st to March 31st, so if anyone needs to switch plans, please send them our way.

Mark Prehn: My Ombudsman Program
My name is Mark, and I’m with the My Ombudsman Program. We help MassHealth members navigate the system, understand their rights, and resolve issues like transportation denials. I’ll put my email and phone number in the chat and share information about upcoming in-person office hours.

Maria Victoria Concepcion: Sullivan Middle School
I’m Victoria Concepcion, a community health worker from Sullivan Middle School. I assist in the community during emergencies such as fires or other urgent situations.

Laci Labrecque: Shine Program / Gandara
Hi everyone, I’m the housing coordinator for Shine. Our waiting list is currently full, but please don’t hesitate to reach out. My contact information is in the chat.

Krystal Bariffe: Sage Soul
Hi everyone, I’m Krystal Bariffe, founder of Sage Soul, a holistic wellness practice offering therapeutic bodywork, nervous system regulation, and wellness education. We also offer birth and postpartum support with two certified doulas. We work primarily with teen parents in DCF and other vulnerable systems.

Our sister nonprofit, the Centered Soul Initiative, serves high-impact care professionals like military families, first responders, and caseworkers. We’re also planning our second annual Holyoke Community Baby Shower for late June or early July.

Kira Jewett: Eagle Eye Institute
I just want to reiterate that we offer healing time in nature for youth and for adults who work with youth. Please reach out if that sounds helpful.



Juan Anderson-Burgos: Legislative Aide for Representative Duffy
I cover unemployment, housing, lost IDs, and more for Holyoke and Ward 3 in Chicopee. I’ll send my information via Messenger. Thank you.

Jenneke Reynolds: Central Pioneer Valley Public Health District
I work with the health departments in Chicopee, Holyoke, and South Hadley. We offer public health nursing services, health education, and wellness programming. January’s focus is cervical cancer. I’ll put my contact information and a wellness website in the chat.

Han Laprade: Girl Scouts of Central and Western Massachusetts
I am the Community Partnership Specialist for Girl Scouts of Central and Western Massachusetts. I run our grant-funded, community-based programs here in Western Mass. We are always looking for local schools, youth-serving organizations, and community-based organizations to partner with to develop new programming and find new ways to serve youth in the community. Keep an eye out—you will see cookie booths popping up very soon.

Gloria Penagos: Workforce Development, Holyoke Community College
Hi, I am Gloria Penagos from Workforce Development at Holyoke Community College. We are ready to start many programs. The solar tech training started yesterday, and the free JJA training will be starting as well. We will also have additional programs in the spring, including weatherization training and others that I will compile and send out.

At the end of this month, we have the LPN program scheduled for both day and night sessions. The hotel training program will begin in February. We are already running Para educator and North side programs. All of these will be included in a publication. I was waiting for updated dates before sending out the flyer, but I will be sending it soon.

Gladys Lebrón-Martínez: Alianza
Hi, I am Gladys Lebrón-Martínez with Alianza, previously known as Women’s Shelter Compañera, a domestic violence organization. I am working on a prevention project in collaboration with UMass to release a community assessment and host focus groups in Latino communities across Holyoke, Chicopee, and Springfield.

We are recruiting individuals to help host focus groups for subgroups including immigrants, young adults ages 18–24, LGBTQ+ individuals, and adults ages 55 and older. Participants will receive $25 for participating. Each group will include 10–12 people. This project aims to better understand perceptions of domestic violence and develop prevention strategies. My contact information is in the chat.

Flor Diaz: Valley Opportunity Council – WIC Program
Hi, I am Flor Diaz with the Valley Opportunity Council WIC Program. We provide nutrition education and assistance and have offices in Holyoke, Chicopee, Ludlow, and Westfield.

I’m pleased to share that our caseload is currently number one in the state, and we’ve held that position for the past five months. This means we are helping a large number of families in the community. If you know any families who may be eligible for WIC benefits, please reach out. I can also provide presentations to programs interested in learning more about WIC services.

Rondey Allen: Crosspoint Clinical Services
I’m the Executive Director of Crosspoint Clinical Services. We specialize in outpatient mental health and wellness services, including Christian faith-based services, but we serve everyone. Many of our clients are not faith-based. We also offer complimentary health and wellness coaching and accept most insurance plans.

We have an upcoming six-week class called The Wellness Revelation, a holistic Christian approach to health and wellness, starting January 23rd in the evenings on Zoom. We also offer a premarital counseling class called SYMBIS—Saving Your Marriage Before It Starts—which begins in March. Both programs can be found on our website under events.

Deborah Shire: Board of Public Health
Good afternoon, I’m Debbie Shire, a public health nurse with the Board of Health. My current focus is monitoring flu and COVID cases, which are elevated across Massachusetts. We encourage vaccination and continued precautions such as staying home when sick and wearing masks when symptomatic.

There have unfortunately been pediatric and adult deaths related to the flu. With school back in session, we anticipate an increase in cases. Please encourage community members, especially those with underlying conditions, to take precautions.

Elizabeth Veillette: CHD
Hi everyone, I’m Elizabeth Veillette. Until recently, I worked as a navigator with CHD’s Diversion, Shelter, and Housing Division. Due to statewide shelter budget cuts, emergency shelters are operating at reduced capacity, leading to staff layoffs. I was among those impacted and am currently seeking new employment.

I remain connected with my former colleagues and continue to share community resources with the division. I appreciate everyone continuing to share information—it truly helps.

Sheryl Maldonado: Wayfinders
My name is Sheryl Maldonado. I’m a Community Engagement Associate with Wayfinders in Holyoke. This month, we are launching Holyoke Works, a free employment readiness program held at 210 Elm Street. The program lasts nine months and meets every other week—Tuesdays for English and Thursdays for Spanish.

We are seeking Spanish-speaking participants and aim to enroll 50 people. I will share flyers and my contact information in the chat.

Diana Rincon: Women’s Money Matters
Hello everyone, I’m Diana Rincon, Program Manager at Women’s Money Matters. We provide free financial literacy programs for women and girls. Our mission is to empower women to improve their financial health and build secure futures.

Our programs include one-on-one coaching and are primarily virtual, offered in English and Spanish. We serve women receiving government assistance, but participation is open to all. Programs include LifeLaunch for girls ages 8–14, Financial Futures for adult women, and Road to Retirement for women 55 and older. Flyers and contact information will be shared in the chat.

Deanna Biagioli: Federation for Children with Special Needs
Hi, I’m Deanna Biagioli with the Federation for Children with Special Needs. We serve families of children and young adults with disabilities, ages 0–30. We offer a free information line, trainings, and peer support programs. Our website and contact information are in the chat.

Demitrius Wall: RFK Community Alliance
Hi everyone, I’m Demitrius Wall. I’m an AIM mentor with RFK Community Alliance. I recently started this role, and I appreciate being included today.

Cinnamon Smith: Westover Job Corps
Good afternoon, I’m Cinnamon Smith, Business Engagement Specialist at Westover Job Corps. We are enrolling young adults ages 16–24 for trade training, GED support, and career development. Please refer any interested youth our way.




Carlos Otero: Holy Health Center
Hi, my name is Carlos Otero. I’m a recovery coach with Holy Health Center. We provide medical, dental, acupuncture, and recovery services. We offer about 10 groups per week in English and Spanish. Participants earn incentives for attendance.

Our center provides access to computers, copying services, coffee, and snacks. We’re available to present at agencies—my contact information is in the chat.

Carla Zhingre: Community Action Pioneer Valley Head Start
Hello everyone, I’m Carla with Community Action Pioneer Valley Head Start and Early Learning Programs. We provide early education services in Franklin, Hampshire, and parts of Hampden County. We currently have openings in our Northampton site for part-day preschool programs.

Brynn Gillis: Holyoke District Court Probation
I’m with Holyoke District Court Probation, located near City Hall. Our doors are open for support related to Section 35, Section 12, and community resource connections. My contact information is in the chat.

Brenda Evans: UMass Amherst School of Public Health
My name is Brenda Evans with UMass Amherst’s School of Public Health and Health Sciences. I co-convene the Hampden County Resource Network, which meets every third Tuesday from 10:00–11:30 AM. Please contact Ed if you’d like to attend.

Bill Courchesne: Hampden County Sheriff’s Office
Hi everyone, I’m Bill Courchesne with the County Sheriff’s Office and HSNI. I’m working on a community dinner project at Sullivan School for Bowdoin Village and surrounding areas. We’re seeking community partners and look forward to collaborating.

Austin Bechler: Springfield Rescue Mission
Hi everyone, I’m Austin Bechler, Workforce Development Coordinator at Springfield Rescue Mission. Thank you for the support during the holidays. We have a 5K coming up in March.

Additionally, my music ministry is hosting a community warming space this Saturday from 11:00AM to 4:00PM at Vox Church, 1600 Main Street in Springfield. All are welcome.

Ashley Stackow: Neighbor to Neighbor
Hi, I’m Ashley. I’m a member of Neighbor to Neighbor in Holyoke and collaborate with Ed on various initiatives.

AJ Beatty: Hope for Holyoke Peer Recovery Center
Hi everyone, my name is AJ Beatty. I’m the Outreach Coordinator at Hope for Holyoke Peer Recovery Center. We are open seven days a week and offer free peer recovery meetings, recovery coaching, and recovery-supportive transportation through our Highway to Hope program.

We recently expanded transportation services with our own van. We welcome referrals, tours, and opportunities to present at partner organizations. My contact information will be shared in the chat.

Abby Germain: Viability, Inc.
Good afternoon, everyone. I’m Abby Germain from Viability. We support individuals with disabilities through employment services, clubhouses, and educational partnerships. We serve Holyoke and surrounding communities and are eager to collaborate on employment opportunities and referrals.




Stefany Garcia: Enrollment & McKinney-Vento Services
Good afternoon, everyone. I’m Stefany Garcia, Manager of Enrollment and McKinney-Vento Services. We support students experiencing homelessness with transportation, clothing, school stability, and referrals. Referral forms and my contact information will be shared in the chat.

Mike Pratt: Hampden County Sheriff’s Office
Hey everyone, Mike Pratt with the Hampden County Sheriff’s Office and HSNI. We’re currently running a youth basketball league and are always looking for volunteers.

Edward Caisse: Hampden County Sheriff’s Office
We have presentation slots available in February, May, and July. In-person meetings will be held in March, June, September, and December. Our next in-person meeting will be at Summit View.

Our 2026 Back-to-School Event will be held on August 15 from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM at Kelly School. Flyers will be sent out shortly.

CHAT NOTES:

Brynn Gillis
Holyoke District Court Probation
Phone: 413-493-0221

Sydney Strauss
Hi! Sydney Strauss, Eagle Eye Institute.

Miguel Rivera-Colon
Rewarding Insurance Agency
284 Maple St., Holyoke, MA
Website: rewardingagency.com

Laci Labrecque
Gándara Center – Young Parents Program / SHINE Young Adult Housing
Email: llabrecque@gandaracenter.org

Phone: 413-472-4690

Ashley Stackow
Neighbor to Neighbor (N2N)
Email: nanachula96@gmail.com

Jenneke Reynolds
Central Pioneer Valley Public Health District
Email: jreynolds@southhadleyma.gov

Maria I. Rodriguez
Give With Love Corp.
Email: maria@givewithlovecorp.com

Phone: 413-351-8037

Austin Bechler
Springfield Rescue Mission
Workforce Development Coordinator
Phone: 413-316-7777
Email: abechler@springfieldrescuemission.org

Abbie Germain
Hi, Hunter! Welcome, and thanks!

Diana Rincon
Program Manager, Women’s Money Matters
Email: drincon@womensmoneymatters.org

Cinnamon Smith
Business Engagement Specialist, Westover Job Corps
Email: smith.cinnamon@jobcorps.org

Carla Zhingre
Enrollment Generalist
Community Action Pioneer Valley – Head Start & Early Learning Programs
Email: czhingre@communityaction.us

Kira Jewett
Executive Director, Eagle Eye Institute
Email: kira@eagleeyei.org

Maria Victoria Concepcion
Community Health Worker, RVCC – Sullivan Middle School 👍🏽

Debbie Schaier
RN, Public Health Nurse
Holyoke Board of Health
Email: schaierd@holyoke.org

Brenda D. Evans
UMass Amherst – SPHHS / CCHER & HCRN
Email: bdevans@umass.edu

Sandy Ward
Volunteer, Funeral Consumers Alliance of Western Massachusetts
Website: funeralconsumerswmass.org
Educates about options for death care, pricing, and planning. Independent of the funeral industry. Provides outreach and presentations.

Abbie Germain
That sounds awesome—how beneficial!

Shannon Burke
Love yoga. Gives mental peace for sure.

Terri Lombardo
Thank you, Hunter—great job!

AJ Beatty
Thank you, Hunter! Very helpful.


Cinnamon Smith
Thanks, Hunter!

Mark Prehn
Thank you!!

Abbie Germain
Thanks, Hunter. I will email you.

Hunter Acconcio
Phone: 413-885-6997

Demitrius Wall
Thank you.

Shannon Burke
Thank you, Hunter.

Sorry—have to take a call.

Maria I. Rodriguez
I cannot speak right now, but I am getting back into the hang of things with nonprofit work, so I don’t have any updates at this moment.

Abbie Germain
Hello all, please add me to your email, newsletter, and contact lists.
Email: agermain@viability.org

I would love to stay connected—please reach out anytime. 👍🏽

Terri Lombardo
The job posting for the Parent Educator with a Fatherhood Focus is on our website: hcsheadstart.org
Please email me if I can answer any questions. Thank you! 👍🏽
Email: lombardot@headstart.org

I will need to leave now for another meeting. My apologies. 👍🏽

Hunter Acconcio
I’d love to connect with you, Mark!
Phone: 413-885-6997
Email: hunter@newgrowthrecovery.com
❤

Abbie Germain
Viability serves individuals 18+ in Holyoke and surrounding areas who live with physical, intellectual, and mental health disabilities, including individuals in recovery.
We offer robust employment services and are always looking to connect job seekers with employers. Please reach out if your agency is hiring—we have a great pool of applicants. 👍👍🏽

Juan Anderson-Burgos
Legislative Aide to State Representative Patricia Duffy
Email: juan.anderson-burgos@mahouse.gov


Carlos Otero
Holyoke Health Center
Email: carlos.otero@hhcinc.org

Jenneke Reynolds
The self-help wellbeing website sponsored by local health departments:
413health.crediblemind.com

Julio Torres
HSNI / Hampden County Sheriff’s Office
Holyoke Ward 3 Coordinator
Phone: 413-858-0286
Email: julio.torres-james@sdh.state.ma.us

Hello everyone—my apologies for not having mic or camera access. No updates at this time. Thank you!

Diana Biagioli
Email: dbiagioli@fcsn.org

Website: fcsn.org

Flor Diaz
Valley Opportunity Council – WIC Program
Email: fdiaz@valleyopp.com

Phone: 413-612-0214

Any programs interested in a WIC presentation, please reach out. Our local program has been #1 in the state for caseload, meaning we are serving a high percentage of qualifying families. 👏

Hunter Acconcio
Thank you so much, Elizabeth!

Mark Prehn
Thank you, Elizabeth!

Cinnamon Smith
Great to see you, Elizabeth! ❤

Gloria Penagos
So glad that you are here, Elizabeth!!!!! ❤

Shannon Burke
Jumping off. Thank you, everyone, for the wonderful resources today.

Maria I. Rodriguez
I have to get going. Thank you, everyone! ❤

Diana Rincon
Program Manager, Women’s Money Matters
Email: drincon@womensmoneymatters.org

Website: womensmoneymatters.org

Hunter Acconcio
Congrats on your new position, Demitrius!

Diana Biagioli
I need to leave now to make an urgent call to support a parent. Love this group—Happy New Year, everyone!

Abbie Germain (Viability, Inc.)
GO, Job Corps! Keeping things going into the new year!

Demitrius Wall
Thank you, Hunter.

Sheryl L. Maldonado
Community Engagement Associate, Holyoke

We are launching a free employment readiness program for Holyoke residents only (English & Spanish).
Duration: 9 months, every other week
Schedule:
• Tuesdays (English)
• Thursdays (Spanish)
Time: 11:30 AM – 2:00 PM
Location: 210 Elm Street, Holyoke

Food, childcare, and transportation provided.
Phone: 413-386-6898
Flyer shared in chat.

Barbara McCoubrey
Medical Home Care Coordinator, Holyoke Pediatrics (Birth–21)

Please email me your flyers if you have resources to share with families.
Email: mccoubreyb@holypeds.com

Krystal Bariffe
I have to hop off—amazing meeting all of you!

Hunter Acconcio
Awesome opportunities here, Austin! Thank you for the work you’re doing.

Brenda Evans
I need to jump off for a 2:00 PM meeting. Take care!

Hunter Acconcio
Really looking forward to visiting your program soon, AJ! ❤

AJ Beatty
Hope for Holyoke Peer Recovery Center
Phone: 413-561-1020
Email: ABeatty@Gandaracenter.org

Cell: 413-326-2917 — feel free to reach out.


Han Laprade (they/them)
Community Partnerships Specialist
Girl Scouts of Central & Western Massachusetts
Email: hlaprade@gscwm.org

Phone: 413-584-2602 x3604

I have to hop off—thank you, everyone!

Carlos Otero
Ed, I have another meeting. Thank you for the invitation.

Cinnamon Smith
I need to go—great seeing and hearing from everyone!

Hunter Acconcio
Looking forward to connecting with you, Abbie—and with you all.
Hunter Acconcio, New Growth Recovery (PHP/IOP, Springfield)
Cell: 413-885-6997 ❤

Abbie Germain (Viability, Inc.)
Hi Stefany! Long time no see—since I was in the MOMS program at Viability!

Would love to come watch a game and support the teams!

Are the basketball games still at YMCA Holyoke on Friday nights?

Thank you, Eddie, for being an amazing leader!

Stefany Garcia
Manager of Enrollment & McKinney-Vento Services, Holyoke Public Schools
Email: segarcia@hps.holyoke.ma.us

McKinney-Vento referrals include loss of housing, Cradles to Crayons, and other support resources.

Terri Lombardo
Thank you, Eddie!

Elizabeth Veillette
So great to see everyone in this new year—and a hearty welcome to our new folks. Thanks, Ed, and everyone!

AJ Beatty
Thank you, Ed. Have a great afternoon!




Contact Information:
Edward Caisse
Hampden County Sheriff’s Department
(413) 858-0225
ed.caisse@sdh.state.ma.us
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