Winter 2022
Road to Responsibility’s Winter Newsletter Issue #25
GateHouse News Service Posted Mar 03, 2010 @ 10:00 AM Marshfield — To the Editor: I’m not sure you’ve noticed, but we are on the verge of appropriating homelessness for persons with developmental disabilities here in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts through the state budget process! If you didn’t notice, don’t feel bad; the message was…
Stacey MacMillan has seen the needs in her field change wildly since she started working at Road to Responsibility in 2003. As the number of people with autism spectrum disorder grew, so did her desire to learn more about how to help the people she and the organization serve. So when the Marshfield-based nonprofit offered…
Road to Responsibility, a nonprofit that provides residential, community and employment services for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, recently announced that George Ford, chairman of the board, will be honored at the Plymouth County Bar Association’s 148th annual meeting and dinner on Dec. 10 at the Thorny Lea Golf Club. Click to read the…
Road to Responsibility, a nonprofit that provides residential, community and employment services for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, recently announced that George Ford, chairman of the board, will be honored at the Plymouth County Bar Association’s 148th annual meeting and dinner on Dec. 10 at the Thorny Lea Golf Club. Click to read the…
By Kristi Funderburk Rick Skinner checks for his sunscreen, asks if his lunch is on board, wonders if the fish are biting today. Rob Lever, his captain on this special one-day fishing trip, takes the inventory and assures him everything is ready. “Don’t worry about anything today,” Lever tells him. “Today’s about fishing.” Since…
QUINCY, Mass. — Granite City Electric Supply’s Director of Human Resources, Paul Everett, accepted the 2015 Providers’ Council “Business Partnership Award.” Everett was presented the award during the Providers’ Council 40th Annual Convention, which took place at Copley Place Hotel in Boston. According to the Providers’ Council (Massachusetts Council of Human Service Providers, Inc.), Everett…
Ocean Village Bookstore seems a town secret, hidden in the back of Library Plaza. A division of Road to Responsibility, Ocean Village is a full bookstore that puts proceeds back into the organization that serves individuals with disabilities and is staffed by six of the individuals it serves as well as volunteers. It is…
Dave and Stacey Page, of Hingham Jewelers, hosted a special Trunk Show and Mother’s Day event, with a portion of the day’s sales donated to Road To Responsibility, on May 7. To read to the rest of this article please visit: http://marshfield.wickedlocal.com/news/20160618/hingham-jewelers-donates-to-road-to-responsibility