Concord-Carlisle Community Chest

In addition to the agencies and programs funded by the Community Chest there are many other organizations that provide educational, health, recreation, and human services to residents of Concord and Carlisle. Please note that inclusion on this list does not imply an endorsement by Community Chest for the specific services offered.

Volunteering

2volunteer works with Concord Carlisle High School students to make their community service easier to access/perform and thus hopefully more worthwhile. To that end they have created the 2Volunteer website

Human Services Guide

We are working on an updated guide. Please call the Community Chest at 978-369-5250 if you would like a referral.

If you do not have the Adobe PDF Reader you can download it free by clicking the logo below.

Red Flags Resource
guides parents through teen years

There is a new resource in town to help families navigate the many twists and turns of adolescence. With the support from the Concord-Carlisle Community Chest, the Concord-Carlisle Action Committee for Teens has just published Are You Concerned about Someone - Red Flags and Resources. This comprehensive and easy to use guide gives advise and support to parents in the areas of communication, anger, depression, drug and alcohol abuse, suicide, abusive relationships, and eating disorders.




OUR MISSION	JOIN US	CONTACT US	DON ATE	BUSINESS ALLIANCE	NEWS & EVENTS	COMMUNITY CONNECTION	MEMBER AGENCIES
							Alliance for Teen Safety American Red Cross – Metrowest Boy Scouts of America, Minuteman Council Carlisle Council on Aging Carlisle Kids’ House Carlisle Recreation Scholarships Center for Parents & Teachers Community Outreach Coordinator Concord & Carlisle Restorative Circle Concord Area Preschool Scholarships Concord-Carlisle Adult & Community Ed. Concord Children’s Center Concord Council on Aging Concord Family & Youth Services Concord Fire Department Concord Housing Authority Concord Public Schools–Teen Buddy Program Concord Recreation Summer Camp Cooperative Elder Services Domestic Violence Victims Assistance Program Eliot Community Mental Health Emerson Hospital Friday Night Fun Club Friends in Service Helping (FISH) Gaining Ground Girl Scouts, Patriots’ Trail Council Health Intervention/Prevention, CCHS Household Goods Recycling Ministry Human Rights Education Associates Mass211, Inc. Minute man Arc for Human Services Minuteman Senior Services Network for Women’s Lives Open Table Restoration Project South Middlesex Legal Services

Community Connection In addition to the agencies and programs funded by the Community Chest there are many other organizations that provide educational, health, recreation, and human services to residents of Concord and Carlisle. Please note that inclusion on this list does not imply an endorsement by Community Chest for the specific services offered. Volunteering 2volunteer works with Concord Carlisle High School students to make their community service easier to access/perform and thus hopefully more worthwhile. To that end they have created the 2Volunteer website Human Services Guide We are working on an updated guide. Please call the Community Chest at 978-369-5250 if you would like a referral. If you do not have the Adobe PDF Reader you can download it free by clicking the logo below. Red Flags Resource guides parents through teen years There is a new resource in town to help families navigate the many twists and turns of adolescence. With the support from the Concord-Carlisle Community Chest, the Concord-Carlisle Action Committee for Teens has just published Are You Concerned about Someone - Red Flags and Resources. This comprehensive and easy to use guide gives advise and support to parents in the areas of communication, anger, depression, drug and alcohol abuse, suicide, abusive relationships, and eating disorders.

Community Connection

Volunteering

Human Services Guide

Red Flags Resource guides parents through teen years

Red Flags Resource
guides parents through teen years