Charles River Center
59 East Militia Heights Dr.
Needham, MA 02492
781-972-1000
info@charlesrivercenter.org
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Time to get meet Lorvely.
Lorvely has been working at Charles River Center for 15 years! She started as relief staff in the Day Hab, and then after four years, transitioned to our residential program. She has spent the last 11 years working at Marked Tree Road and has gotten very close to the gentlemen who reside there. Most rewarding part of her job? Just being able to help individuals with disabilities. When she was younger, she helped take care of her uncle who had special needs. She notes that this experience is what inspired her to begin her career at Charles River Center. Favorite part of her job? Cooking for the residents. She takes great pride in the fact that all four gentlemen have grown to love her cooking, especially dishes that are native to her home country of Haiti. “I try to make them happy – just like I’m cooking for my kids.”
Outside of work, Lorvely also enjoys keeping house and cooking for her own family. She has two young adult children, one who works as an economist in New York, and another, who is currently in college in Ohio studying business.
Thank you, Lorvely, for the care and compassion you extend to the individuals at Marked Tree Road. They are so lucky to have you!
Let’s get to know Gladys
Avidia Bank Charitable Foundation funded a new music program for adults who participate in Day & Employment Services at our Natick location on Strathmore Road. Charles River partnered with Plugged In Band Program (a local 501c3 charitable organization) to offer an on-site percussion program for adults with disabilities.
The Percussion Circle is made up of a group of people who are learning to express themselves and to communicate with the other musicians by sharing in the music they are making together with their instruments. It’s a great way to overcome social barriers and allows everyone to succeed and be a part of a larger group. One of the special aspects of a Percussion Circle is that the members of the group do not need to be trained musicians; rather, the gathering is meant to be fun and relaxing, and everyone can play. Each member can listen to what the others are playing and join in, and they can start their own rhythms with the help of the teacher. While participants will learn about teamwork, rhythm, and how to make different sounds, the overall goal is participation and fun!
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Charles River Center
59 East Militia Heights Dr.
Needham, MA 02492
781-972-1000
info@charlesrivercenter.org
©2022 Charles River Center. All rights reserved. Website Design by Compete Now.