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Worcester human services nonprofit Seven Hills Foundation has agreed to purchase Crotched Mountain School in Greenfield, New Hampshire from Legacy by Gersh, a program of Huntington, New York-based Gersh Autism.

A 16,473-square-foot building within the 150-acre Southbridge Innovation Center has been sold for $1.7 million to the nonprofit YOU, Inc., an affiliate of the Seven Hills Foundation & Affiliates, according to a Wednesday press release from seller Franklin Realty Advisors.

A developer is proposing demolition and redevelopment on a site next to Seven Hills Foundation & Affiliates’ new facility on Gold Star Boulevard in Worcester, according to plans submitted to the City’s Planning Board.

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YOU Inc., a Worcester-based behavioral health nonprofit and affiliate of the Seven Hills Foundation, announced on Monday it had received a $25,000 grant from The Hanover Insurance Group Foundation, the charitable arm of the Hanover Insurance Group in Worcester, for the launch of its Whole Health Triage pilot program.

Seven Hills Foundation on Monday announced Anne Fine as vice president and leader of its newly integrating behavioral health wing, according to a press release from the Worcester nonprofit.

Worcester nonprofit Seven Hills Foundation announced on Monday the opening of its new behavioral health center, Seven Hills Child & Family Behavioral Health, on Gold Star Boulevard in Worcester.

Health and human services network Seven Hills Foundation of Worcester announced on Thursday a partnership with Instituto Psicopedagogico de Puerto Rico to advance support for island residents with developmental challenges.

The Worcester nonprofit Seven Hills Foundation has partnered with the rideshare company Lyft and the City of Worcester to provide Worcester residents free and discounted rides to and from COVID-19 vaccination sites.