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Home About Us Overview History Board of Directors Senior Leadership Team Administrative Team Breakfast to End Homelessness Annual Report Our Locations Services Overview Addiction Services Brain Injury Services Child and Adolescent Services Counseling and Psychiatry Developmental Services Mental Health Recovery Services Shelter and Housing Vocational Services Research Overview Original Research Research in Action News Videos Events Employment Overview Current Openings Shared Living Donate Now Contact Us 0 Home About Us Overview History Board of Directors Senior Leadership Team Administrative Team Breakfast to End Homelessness Annual Report Our Locations Services – – Overview Addiction Services Brain Injury Services Child and Adolescent Services – Counseling and Psychiatry Developmental Services – Mental Health Recovery Services Shelter and Housing Vocational Services Research Overview Original Research Research in Action News Videos Events Employment Overview Current Openings Shared Living Donate Now Contact Us REACH Building on strengths, creating the future LEARN MORE Clinics Understanding options, discovering solutions LEARN MORE Shelters Supporting each other, creating community LEARN MORE Farm Working, waiting, and watching our efforts bear fruit LEARN MORE MAKING LIVES BETTER ServiceNet is a non-profit human service agency that provides essential services to people living with mental illness, developmental delay or disability, brain injury, homelessness, addiction, and other challenges. Whether you or your family need help with a temporary concern or with a longstanding issue, we are ready to listen and to offer you options to consider. LEARN MORE OUR SERVICES Counseling and Psychiatry We have a variety of counseling and psychiatry services to meet your needs, and can match you with someone who specializes in treating the kind of challenge you are facing. LEARN MORE Mental Health Recovery Services We provide outreach and advocacy, peer support and residential services to people who have serious and persistent mental health challenges. LEARN MORE Child and Adolescent Services Building on the strengths and potential of every child we serve, we offer a variety of programs and services to help children address their individual challenges. LEARN MORE Developmental Services We offer residential programs, vocational training, outreach, advocacy, and individual and group therapy for people with autism and developmental disability. LEARN MORE Brain Injury Services We provide residential, rehabilitative, and social support for individuals with brain injury , helping them manage their lives as independently as possible. LEARN MORE Shelter and Housing Services We provide support to families and individuals who are homeless, at risk of homelessness, or who have previously been homeless. LEARN MORE Vocational Services Through several different vocational programs, we help people with developmental disability or autism learn valuable job skills, find and maintain employment. LEARN MORE Addiction Services Our professional counselors specialize in treating adults and adolescents who are challenged by a wide range of substance use and addiction issues. LEARN MORE BECAUSE EVERYBODY NEEDS HELP SOMETIMES Each year, we serve more than 12,000 individuals throughout Western Massachusetts. Meet some of the people we serve. 1 2 3 Justin’s Story Justin’s first jobs involved repetitive work indoors, which were not satisfying to him. When he was offered a job at Prospect Meadow Farm, he was excited by the chance it would give him to work hard and to spend most of his day outside. He loves tending to the chickens and he now identifies himself as a professional farmer. Justin’s Story Justin’s first jobs involved repetitive work indoors, which were not satisfying to him. When he was offered a job at Prospect Meadow Farm, he was excited by the chance it would give him to work hard and to spend most of his day outside. He loves tending to the chickens and he now identifies himself as a professional farmer. -- Read More Kaya’s Story Kaya was a bright, responsive baby who just wasn’t crawling like others her age. A thorough assessment by the REACH team, and a diagnostic work-up by medical specialists, identified a more complex challenge. Thanks to early intervention, Kaya is now thriving in school. Kaya’s Story Kaya was a bright, responsive baby who just wasn’t crawling like others her age. A thorough assessment by the REACH team, and a diagnostic work-up by medical specialists, identified a more complex challenge. Thanks to early intervention, Kaya is now thriving in school. -- Read More Devon's Story When Devon hit bottom, the Beacon House was there to support her through the first several months of her recovery. Finding a way to give back to the community, she and a local firefighter co-founded the Firebird 5K Race Against Addiction, calling attention to the opioid crisis and raising. Devon's Story When Devon hit bottom, the Beacon House was there to support her through the first several months of her recovery. Finding a way to give back to the community, she and a local firefighter co-founded the Firebird 5K Race Against Addiction, calling attention to the opioid crisis and raising. -- Read More CAREERS AT SERVICENET If you are looking for work that will allow you to make a difference in people’s lives, and that will be meaningful and rewarding, you’re just the kind of person we’re looking for! Would you like to join our team? LET’S GO NEWS AND EVENTS Hatfield’s Prospect Meadow Farm missing its helping hands May 15, 2020 BY NOAH BAUSTIN THE RECORDER FRIDAY, MAY 15TH, 2020 Shawn Robinson remembers a ServiceNet client who wouldn’t leave the house for long periods of time. But then the agency brought in some farm [...] Read More 0 A new routine: Adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities find support remotely May 14, 2020 BY CHRIS GOUDREAU DAILY HAMPSHIRE GAZETTE WEDNESDAY, MAY 13TH, 2020 Before the COVID-19 pandemic, Ilene Erskine, a 60-year-old Belchertown resident, had been attending BakuCare — an adult day [...] Read More 0 Study: Homeless have few virus signs May 4, 2020 By SCOTT MERZBACH THE DAILY HAMPSHIRE GAZETTE MONDAY, MAY 4TH, 2020 Recent testing for COVID-19 among homeless individuals staying at shelters in Northampton and Amherst, as well as staff and [...] Read More 0 MAKING LIVES BETTER ACROSS ALL THE SERVICES WE PROVIDE LEARN MORE Information About Us Donate News Events Employment Contact Us Services Addiction Services Brain Injury Services Child and Adolescent Services Counseling and Psychiatry Developmental Services Mental Health Recovery Services Shelter and Housing Vocational Services Contact Us 21 Olander Drive Northampton, MA 01060 Administration Phone: 413.387.1105 Administration Fax: 413.582.4252 Outpatient Clinics Fax: 413.585.1355 Copyright © 2020 · ServiceNet · All Rights Reserved · Powered By Cider House Media Contact Us We're not around right now. 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