Community Teamwork, Inc. is requesting proposals from contractors to complete interior renovations to include all related electrical, plumbing, HVAC and other work required for a Behavioral Health Center at 126 […]
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The Entrepreneurship Center at CTI has been awarded the highly competitive SBA Prime Grant, allowing them to become one of just two organizations chosen in the entire New England region. PRIME funds will be utilized on aiding small businesses to spread the knowledge of the 5 essential functions of the business rubric: Managment, Marketing, Finance & Accounting, Info Technology, and Operations.
Community Teamwork (CTI) is pleased to announce that Nicholas DiGiammo has been selected to lead its Youth Services Organization. In his new role, Mr. DiGiammo will oversee all Youth Services programs, including; Intake and Assessment, Youth Navigation, Youth Family Foundations, Youth Housing Pathways, Housing Workshops, Crisis Transitional Housing and the Mill You Drop-In Center, as well as
oversee its Youth Build programs.
Mayor Sokhary Chau carried on the tradition of previous Mayors Ed Kennedy, Bill Samaras and John Leahy by helping to support and raise money for Community Teamwork’s Youth Services organization at the recent Evening to End Youth Homelessness.
After 20 years at the helm of Community Teamwork, and
46 years of dedicated service with the Community Action Agency, Karen Frederick, CEO, has
announced her retirement effective November 1, 2024.
We continue to expand our work in providing housing, education, and economic opportunity only through the support of all our partners, funders, staff, Board, and friends like you. During this holiday season, we especially wish to thank all of you who have made our mission possible.
More than 150 community leaders from Lowell and Greater Lowell municipal government, school systems, police departments, nonprofit and for-profit organizations, and elected officials joined Community Teamwork on Oct. 11 at the Showcase Cinema de Lux Lowell to watch the groundbreaking film, “Who We Are: A Chronicle of Racism in America.
October has been a busy month at Community Teamwork as we continue our work and grow our programs to serve the needs of many in our community.
Presentations from CTI and NMCOG bring problems, and some solutions, into focus
