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Greenmont Senior Housing Groundbreaking Invitation

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Community Teamwork’s Common Ground Development Corporation (CGDC) Announces Groundbreaking Ceremony at Dracut’s New Affordable Senior Housing

Announces Groundbreaking Ceremony at Dracut’s New Affordable Senior Housing

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Affordable Housing and Supportive Services Demonstration

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January Newsletter – Happy New Year!

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Lahey awards grants to Lowell nonprofits

BURLINGTON — Lahey Hospital & Medical Center announced it has selected two nonprofit organizations based in Lowell — Community Teamwork Inc. and Greater Lowell Health Alliance — as among three community initiatives being awarded nearly $1 million in grants to support housing programs, mental health and substance use services across the region. The funding builds on LHMC’s longstanding commitment to the community.

“These grants provide community organizations with critical resources to further develop and implement programs and services that bolster the health and well-being of their local residents,”  Lahey President Dr. Susan Moffatt-Bruce said. “We are proud to support these organizations and the important work they are doing in their communities.”

As Greater Lowell’s community action agency, CTI mobilizes resources for individuals who are low-resourced. Its nearly $500,000 grant award will provide families experiencing homelessness with Secure Jobs services. GLHA ‘s $235,000 grant award will expand the Khmer Older Adult Action Group, which engages older Cambodian adults as paid community ambassadors to identify community needs and implement interventions.

LHMC is part of Beth Israel Lahey Health, and is a tertiary academic medical center known for its innovative technology, pioneering medical treatments and leading-edge research with locations in Burlington and Peabody. 

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Celebrate Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. ~ Partners of Living the Dreams Awards

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OCS Grant Recipient Profile AHSSD Massachusetts

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Happy Holidays ~ A Year End Message from Carl W. Howell, CEO of Community Teamwork

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November Newsletter

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RFP Release

Request for Proposals for EA Family Shelter Site Meal Preparation, Delivery, and Service Program

Community Teamwork, Inc. (CTI) is requesting proposals from prospective restaurant/catering vendors to meet the food preparation, delivery, service, and clean-up for an emergency family shelter site in Methuen, MA, supporting seventy-five (75) families.  The proposed vendor must have the capacity to provide required Meal Service twice daily, seven days a week, for at a minimum, six months, with an opportunity for additional service period(s). Specifications with instructions for applicants are available upon request from: Phyllis Marion, Purchasing Coordinator, CTI; request via email to: Pmarion@commteam.org.

All required bids using the requisite format must be received by December 16th, 2024 by 12:00 pm EST (noon). CTI reserves the right to accept or reject any or all proposals not deemed in the best interest of CTI. This notice is provided for informational purposes only, applicants shall be subject in all respects to the terms and conditions contained in the actual RFP.  CTI supports the MA Supplier Diversity goals pursuant to Executive Order 565, including the SDP Commitment.