March 3rd, 2015
Historical records were broken and new ones set over the last month. Snowfall seemed limitless, piles seemed mountainous, and winter seemed endless. Across the state, we saw snow day after snow day. For most, that meant time at home with loved ones, hot chocolate in big mugs, feet by the fireplace, slowly shoveling out in [...]
February 25th, 2015
During the historic blizzard of January ’15, the Groundhog’s Day storm, and yet again during the February 9th storm, the roads were a mess. The Mayor urged everyone to stay home, if possible. People parked their cars, cuddled up with friends and family, and settled in for, sometimes, days at a time. Not our Specialized Housing [...]
February 24th, 2015
Specialized Housing is thrilled to announce that a new manager has joined our American Training family! With over 14 years of Human Services experience, Julie Morin comes to us as our new manager of both our Davis Road and Chadwick Road homes. “I am really lucky! Both programs have great Colleagues working there. The transition has been [...]
December 31st, 2014
Specialized Housing loves a party! Mass Ave & Davis Road have teamed up for the past three years to host an Open House and welcome friends, family, Residents, Colleagues and neighbors to celebrate the holiday season. This year, a surprise guest found his way from the North Pole and brought his version of WOW! [...]
December 22nd, 2014
Specialized Housing knows what it takes to turn a House into a Home and at this time of year, one way to do that is with a beautifully decorated Christmas Tree. For the first time ever, we had an entry into the Methuen Festival of Trees. Our SH Manager Stephanie Colon coordinated the undertaking of building our [...]
November 11th, 2014
Residents and Colleagues of American Training’s Specialized Housing Branch are proud of our track record of giving back to the community. Over the past two months, we’ve contributed in many heartwarming ways. In August, we raised $500 to help the family of a beautiful child with Mitochondrial disease. We were able to meet Riley and [...]