Updated as of (Date/Time):
In accordance to guidance provided by local, state, and national authorities, COMPASS has developed a Fall 2020 Reopening Plan. Please see the COMPASS School’s page for a link to the plan. Additionally, the Community Services program will continue to support families based on guidance from the Department of Children and families. Please check back regularly for updated information.
We are excited to say that we are more than halfway to our goal of raising $25,000 towards our John J. Lydon Help Fund!
Please help us on this Giving Tuesday move even closer to our goal! bit.ly/3qi8V1a
Over the next 12 months, we expect that groceries and housing to account for 90% of our requests. Your donation of any amount will help support these families!
We are extremely grateful for our friends at All Real Meal for continuing their support of the families we serve. All Real Meal has now donated Thanksgiving meals to COMPASS families for 3 years in a row!
Pictured here is COMPASS Family Specialist, Paul, who made the connection to All Real Meal and always volunteers to pick up the meals!
This is fantastic! Thank you All Real Meal!
God bless All Real Mean and Paul
Thank you, All Real Meal!!
That’s great! Thank you, All Real Meal!
Over the last year and a half, one of our Elementary classrooms had a goal of independently reading 600 books. Well, they just reached that goal last week! Pictured here were some of the students' favorites.
According to two students, Anthony and Felipe, "Reading is fun and can help you learn about new things. The more you read the more you understand that reading is fun."
COMPASS updated their info in the about section.
What have YOU been able to accomplish because your basic needs were met?
Right now at COMPASS, we need your help to raise $25,000 for the John J. Lydon Help Fund. Your donation will assist students and families in need obtain: Groceries, Housing, Utilities, and more!
Please donate today! compassboston.org/donate/helpfund2020/
We work with the Department of Children and Families (DCF) and the Department of Developmental Services (DDS) to provide a comprehensive service to all children, families, and adults involved.
The School works with students (aged 6-22) with a wide range of emotional, behavioral, and learning disabilities. These students are referred from over 19 public school districts.
