DOWNLOAD NOW: LTLC_Newsletter_ ISSUE_7 Operation Safe Winter #safewinterlowell Our Winter Emergency Bed Program is in full swing. This year we’re happy to be able to provide showers and laundry for our guests. Doors open at 7pm. Breakfast is...
Message to our partners: Because of you 108 people experiencing homelessness moved into their new homes last year and over 100,000 meals were served to people with limited access to food. On behalf of...
LTLC’s Winter Emergency Bed Program 2017-2018 Lowell Transitional Living Center’s Winter Emergency Bed Program is an essential, life saving service to the city of Lowell and the surrounding towns and cities. This year the...
Everyone should have access to healthy choices when it comes to what we put in our bodies. Some of the most common health issues facing the homeless are diabetes and a condition called malnourished obesity...
From the Executive Director: Dear Friends, It may be warm and sunny today, but as the leaves start to fall, we must remember that good or ill, all things change. Thanks to you,...
Middlesex County, the largest in the state, historically has been hit the hardest by opioid-related overdoses. That’s why data released by Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan’s office provide an encouraging glimpse into the work...
4 Reasons Why A Corporate Volunteer Program Is A Smart Investment –Wes Gay, CONTRIBUTOR, FORBES MAGAZINE An article in the November issue of Harvard Business Review says $160 billion is spent annually on employee training and education...
Thanks to a community of resources that work together, locals are finding hope even in their most desperate times. The struggles people living on the streets experience every day is detailed in this gritty...
