Category: What’s Happening at Abby’s (Blog)

Guest Blog written by the Counseling and Assessment Clinic of Worcester, LLC.

The coronavirus pandemic was a time of isolation for many people. In the interest of promoting public health, we were all asked to hunker down at home, minimize engagement with others, and increase other precautions intended to help us navigate a new way of co-existing with an unprecedented health threat. Many people and agencies rose to the occasion, but such efforts were not without their personal hardships.

Joint Statement from Sue, Susan & Peggy It was a pleasure for us to come together as three successful businesswomen...

From Gloria Dilendik It is an honor to share this award with Christine Zecker, founder and co-leader of Women in...

Patti McKone has been an active volunteer at Abby’s House for nearly 10 years, providing leadership and guidance throughout various...

The ongoing Coronavirus pandemic has led to great loss for many and has impacted the lives of everyone around the...

As we celebrate Women’s History Month, we pause to reflect on two great women who have influenced us deeply at...

Back in the mid 1800’s on a farm in Worcester, Massachusetts lived a woman named Abby Kelley Foster. For many...

Here from Executive Director, Stephanie Page, as she remarks on the trailblazers of Abby's House and congratulates Vice President, Kamala Harris for becoming a leading trailblazer for women and minorities in the United States of America.

Words cannot express enough gratitude for everyone who helped make this year’s Virtual Abby’s House 5K, presented by Concentric Energy...

You are among 583 participants from a total of 22 states and 2 countries who have committed to walking or...