Sculpture in the Park Floods Franklin Square with Attention

Karli is a working mother of two and a current participant in our Income Supports program! We recently asked Karli about her experience at USES and in Income Supports. “The Income Supports program is a really good informative resource that is helpful with organizing a plan of action to get things done!” Keep reading to […]

The BPDA voted to approve the development of 566 Columbus Avenue! (Photo Credit: Pete Johannsen) Dear USES Community, I am extremely thankful and appreciate the outpouring of support from every corner of our community – there are too many to list here, but among them are USES families, staff, friends, neighbors, as well as our […]

The Importance of Building a Strong Community My name is Cynthia Ordoñez Salguero, and I’m about to graduate from University of Massachusetts Amherst with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. My passion for social justice and creating long-lasting social change deeply evolved during my college career. Last year, after realizing I only had 16 credits […]

STEAM concepts are the core of innovation in the 21st Century. As an experienced educational organization for children  and youth, USES is committed to preparing every child in this movement. club48 our Out of School Time program focuses on STEAM curriculum and Social Emotional Development. Activities are hands on, engaging and encourage children to problem solve and […]

For Immediate Release: November 18, 2019 —United South End Settlements (USES), with the support of The Boston Foundation, hosted a screening and discussion of the film HARRIET for more than 50 families and friends of the 127-year-old nonprofit— Chestnut Hill, MA — Last week, on Tuesday, November 12, 127-year old nonprofit United South End Settlements (USES) […]

On Tuesday, November 12, thanks to the generous support of the The Boston Foundation, USES hosted a screening of ‘HARRIET’ for families and friends of USES. The film was followed by a panel discussion, led by President & CEO Maicharia Z. Weir Lytle, on being a woman of courage and carrying Harriet Tubman’s legacy into the 21st […]