On March 29th, Fidelity House CRC held our annual spring fundraiser, Evening at the Gallery: Discover Fidelity House CRC! This event brought together more than 200 local businesses, community members, employees, and supporters to celebrate our new combined agency and to share our mission. Thank you to all of our sponsors: Haverhill Bank, Abbot Financial
As many of you know, as of January 1, 2019 Career Resources Corporation has joined forces with Fidelity House Human Services forming Fidelity House CRC. Both organizations were created to empower people with disabilities to become engaged community members. Together, we will be able to do that even better! Fidelity House CRC will be hosting:Evening
The Providers’ Council has released its Pro-Workforce Legislative Agenda for the 2019-2020 session. They are calling for your help to secure legislative co-sponsors. Read this message from The Caring Force to learn more: We are introducing two bills that would help create an education loan repayment program for direct care workers and create a plan to eliminate
Medical visits and medical procedures cause all of us to be a little anxious, but for individuals with disabilities, medical visits and procedures can be extra difficult. For example, Allison, who is diagnosed with a developmental disability, lives independently in her own apartment, and has many friends throughout the city. One day while at the
The Boards of Directors of Fidelity House Human Services, Lawrence, and Career Resources Corporation, Haverhill, approved a merger agreement effective January 1, 2019. The name for the newly merged nonprofit is Fidelity House CRC. Brad Howell, who served as the CEO of Career Resources Corporation for thirteen years, has been appointed CEO of the combined
When Wayne Simmons was recruited to be on Fidelity House Board of Directors, he brought a fresh set of eyes and a voice from outside of the disability community. That was back in 1997! Wayne is now a seasoned board member who has served on the agency’s Finance Committee for many years and served as
It “takes a village” to help children who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. For the family of 5 year old Nathan, Fidelity House Human Services became their village. When twins Nathan and Evan were born, their parents were told that Evan may experience problems as he developed, but it was Nathan who did not progress as expected.
The [Tower Foundation] business model training helped Fidelity House employ non-traditional thinking and testing of new ideas. The project fostered greater collaboration among agency department heads. CEO Yvonne Allard stated that “we always had plenty of good ideas but did not have the business skills to move forward.” Want to read the full article? Use
On Friday, December 7th, Santa visited the Fidelity House Children and Family Services department for crafts, cookies, cocoa and a showing of The Polar Express. His visit was a big success and is a highlight of our year. Fidelity House Program Director, John Chakar took on the role of Santa and did an amazing job!
On Wednesday, December 5th, the 47th Fidelity House Annual Meeting took place at the Andover Country Club. More than 140 staff and supporters gathered to celebrate another successful year of supporting individuals with disabilities to lead a rich and meaningful life. We have a large number of employees who have been with the organization for