How Camp Hale Builds Brighter Futures for Boston’s Youth

In honor of national STEM and STEAM Day, which is November 8th, we wanted to highlight some of the exciting ways we incorporate STEAM into our everyday programming at United South End Settlements. STEAM is a process-based approach to learning and incorporates science, technology, engineering, arts, and math to help students develop their communication, collaboration, […]

For many communities and families, food serves as the basis for meaningful connection and conversation. Through the sharing of recipes, meals, and stories, we are able to express compassion, hospitality, and creativity, while building and strengthening relationships in the process. However, for many low-income families and individuals in Boston and beyond, food also serves as […]

On Thursday, September 26th, USES hosted a Family Fun Fest in the 48 Rutland Street courtyard to kick off the fall season! Despite a little bit of rain, families across our programs were able to partake in yard games, face painting, balloon-tossing, dancing, and more! While enjoying sandwiches, chips, and cookies provided by parents/caregivers and […]

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Today, United South End Settlements faces a question: Do we preserve a building or an organization? I’m speaking on behalf of the 17-member Board of Directors, many of whom are here tonight. We are unanimous in our conviction that we need to sell 566 Columbus Avenue. The Board did not come to this decision lightly. […]

By Christopher Attles, president of the Camp Hale Alumni Association, co-owner of Demers Bros. Rigging & Machinery Movers & Demers Bros. Trucking, Inc., president & CEO of Tritech Services, Inc. The South End today looks very different from the South End of my youth, where I grew up in the Cathedral Housing Projects in the […]