Category: How We Do Our Work

Growing up in a small town in North Carolina, our large Sunday dinners were full of life.

Four years ago, after the 2016 election, we asked – where do we go from here?

Let’s raise awareness to counteract the isolation and darkness that abuse thrives upon.

Primary prevention is often described as preventing violence or harm before it ever occurs.

I learned more than I ever thought I could in a week, and it made me realize how…

Like most organizations in Massachusetts, REACH had to transition to working remotely in March due to COVID-19.

As a member of REACH’s Development Team, I am working every day to ensure that we are financially stable and that we have the means to continue supporting survivors on every step of their journey. At the beginning of each fiscal year, we discuss our budget and the needs of the organization, our staff, and the survivors we work with. We attempt to project what lies…

A few months ago, I was asked to come speak at a local church, St. Anne’s of the Field, who have long been a supporter of REACH. I asked, as I always do, to chat with someone prior to coming to learn more about the community and what folks would be hoping to learn from our conversation. I was connected with their assistant priest, Rev. Greg…

By a REACH Staff Member What happens to a voice when it is repeatedly silenced? What happens when the body that houses that voice learns it will be harmed and discounted? What happens when cooperation and silence are implicit and saturate the very air we breathe? It has been a lifelong journey of learning how to access the words that had settled at the base of…