Programs

At USES, we believe that as families stabilize through access to increased resources, become more resilient, and build a diverse network of relationships, they and their children are more likely to develop the skills they need to succeed and will break the cycle of poverty. We have created a bold new model designed to equip children and their families with economic mobility and social capital. Our programs align to our renewed mission that leads to profound, “whole family” impact. As families stabilize and take advantage of opportunities for advancement, they are connecting to an inclusive community that is investing social capital and uniting for the success of all.

Family Mobility

USES’s Family Mobility Program works with families to increase their resources, skills, and connections and develop strategies to attain and preserve economic independence. 
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Early Childhood Education

USES’s Early Childhood Education program prepares each child emotionally, academically, and physically to succeed in kindergarten.
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Sign Up for Our Waitlist Here
 View our Parent & Guardian Handbook Here

club48

Afterschool & Out of School Time

club48 provides high-quality services with curricula that support school success and promote the social, cognitive, and emotional development of the students.
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Sign Up for Our Waitlist Here
View our Parent & Guardian Handbook Here

Camp Hale

Established in 1900 and located on Squam Lake in Sandwich, NH, Camp Hale offers youth the opportunity to experience sleepaway camp in the natural beauty of the White Mountains. By taking youth out of their comfort zone and exposing them to new possibilities, they develop leadership skills, independence, and resilience. 
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For information about Camp Hale, please contact Melody Valdes, Chief Program Officer
at (617) 375-8144 or mvaldes@uses.org.
 
For questions about our Early Childhood Education or club48 programs including vouchers/contracts, contact Kaiti Coffin, Director Of Youth and Family Mobility Programming, at kcoffin@uses.org or (617) 375-8119.
 

The mission of United South End Settlements is to harness the power of our diverse community to disrupt the cycle of poverty for children and their families.