The Guild Blog

Read about the numerous ways that The Guild supports and enriches the lives of our students and adult residents.

Guild adult on strawberry picking trip

Two men are working closely together on a laptop and smiling.

Leveraging supervision to support direct support professionals

1/13/2025

Two women in aprons work together on an electronic tablet in a greenhouse

Building an organizational culture that champions direct support professionals

12/30/2024

The Guild Awarded Grant from The Sudbury Foundation to Create Sensory Friendly Spaces

7/30/2024

Sensory friendly icon

The Guild Awarded Federal Grant To Reduce or Eliminate the Use of Time-Out Rooms

6/25/2024

The Guild Receives $10,000 Grant from Community Foundation for MetroWest

2/5/2024

One Guild staff member stands with Michelle and Donnie Peters in front of bags of donated holiday gifts.

Gifts Galore from DJ’s Holiday Smiles

12/21/2023

Guild receives check from Dedham Savings

The Guild Receives Grant from Dedham Savings to Purchase Standby Generator for Walpole House

9/20/2023

The Guild Receives Grant from The Sudbury Foundation to Purchase Standby Generator for Sudbury House

8/14/2023

Doug Flutie Jr. Foundation for Autism photo

The Guild Receives Allison Keller Education Technology Grant from Doug Flutie Jr. Foundation for Autism

6/22/2023

Mark Green Joins The Guild as Chief Advancement Officer

2/28/2023

The Guild Receives Grant from M&T Bank Charitable Foundation to Purchase Standby Generator for Willow House

1/25/2023

Ask the Expert: Improving competency in care for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities

8/23/2021

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