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Center for Living & Working is a non-profit independent living center in Worcester, MA that empowers persons with disabilities through innovative programs.
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Center for Living & Working is an independent living center...
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Voice: 508-798-0350; Toll Free: 1-800-570-4020; TTY:...
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- About
Center for Living & Working employs qualified staff with diverse backgrounds to provide the highest quality of services. Staff. Our staff represents the varied interests of the Central MA community: diverse in disability, race, background and occupation. Meg Coffin. CEO. Rebecca Coffin. Associate Executive Director of Finance and Administration.
Center for Living & Working is ready to assist individuals residing in institutional settings such as: nursing homes, hospitals, of intermediate care facilities to return to living independently in their community with the necessary services and supports for a greater quality of life.
Center for Living and Working, Inc. Meg Coffin, CEO. 18 Chestnut St. Suite 540. Worcester, MA 01608. Phone: 508-798-0350 Fax: 508-797-4015. Email: opsearch@centerlw.org. Website: www.centerlw.org.
The Center for Living & Working is a non-profit independent living center which empowers persons with disabilities to take active roles in their lives and in the community in which they...
1 Ιουν 2023 · Center for Living and Working empowers individuals with disabilities to take active roles in their lives and the community, as a nonprofit independent living center.
The goal of the TAP Program is to prepare youth with all disabilities, including physical, cognitive, sensory or emotional limitations, for their transition to the community and greater independence through the adult human services system. Eligibility and additional information: This is a free service program.
