Rachel's Table

The Mustard Seed Catholic Worker in Worcester, MA, is part of the broader Catholic Worker Movement, which aims to embody the justice and charity of Jesus Christ through intentional communal living and service to others. Founded by Dorothy Day and Peter Maurin, the movement focuses on fostering an environment that promotes kindness and support, in line with their vision of creating a society where doing good is made easier. Generated from the website

Audio Journal, based in Worcester, MA, is a radio reading service dedicated to providing news, information, and entertainment to individuals who are blind, low vision, or have print accessibility challenges. Their diverse programming includes local newspaper readings, grocery store sales updates, book discussions, old-time radio plays, health information, science updates, disability sports coverage, and political news. Volunteers play a crucial role in keeping Audio Journal's broadcasts on the air, serving as readers, audio editors, researchers, and event assistants. With opportunities both in-studio and remotely, volunteers can contribute to the service while accommodating their own schedules, helping to ensure that accessible community news and information reaches those who need it most.Generated from the website

The Southeast Asian Coalition of Central Massachusetts (SEACMA) is dedicated to supporting Southeast Asian immigrants, refugees, and long-term residents in the Worcester area. SEACMA assists individuals in meeting their basic needs and overcoming language and cultural barriers to help them thrive in their new community. Generated from their website's infomation