Partnering with Social Services in the Merrimack Valley
Clients are referred to Uncommon Threads by social services and healthcare organizations. For information on registering as an Uncommon Threads partner, please contact us. Together we can make a difference in the lives of women.
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Adult Learning Center, Lawrence
Age Span
Alternative House
Community Teamwork, Inc.
COMPASS
Department of Children and Families
Department of Developmental Services
Department of Mental Health
Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Children
Enlace Academy at Lawrence High School
Families & Youth Initiative/Patch Program
Family Continuity
Family Engagement
Family Movement
Family Resource Center
Family Services of the Merrimack Valley
Good Marks, LLC
Greater Lawrence Community Action Council
Greater Lawrence Family Health Center
Haverhill Public Schools Family Resource Center
Healthy Families
Hennessey School
Iglesia Luz de Lawrence
Jeanne Geiger Crisis Center
JRI Children Friend and Family
Lare Institute
Lawrence Community Works
Lawrence Family Development SISU
Lawrence High School Unidos
Lawrence Public Schools
Leaving the Streets Ministries, Inc.
Lowell Community Health Center
Lowell Housing Authority
Mary Rita's Transitional Housing
Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission
MassHire Merrimack Valley Workforce Board
Medford Housing Authority
Mentor Community Resources
Merrimack Valley Dream Center
Methuen Housing Authority
North Andover Housing Authority
North Andover Middle School Health Office
Northeast Independent Living Program
Northern Essex Community College
Private Practice
Project Kompass
Ready Inspire Act
Seven Hills Family Services
Somerville Housing Authority
Thom Anne Sullivan Center
Thom Child Family Services
UNIDOS LHS
Vinfen
Volunteers Of America
Women in Transition
Young Empowered Parent Program (FSMV)
Private practice physicians and behavioral health professionals
“As a social worker working with low income women, Uncommon Threads has been a godsend to me and my clients. I have referred more than twenty women and every single one has come away with more confidence than before they visited Uncommon Threads. I could tell you dozens of stories about how the boutique made them feel empowered, beautiful and confident.
For example, one of my clients lost everything to Hurricane Maria. She came to Massachusetts with very little. I referred her to Uncommon Threads for interviewing outfits and she was so grateful that she cried. She got a job two weeks later working as receptionist and is starting to build her life back.”
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Ellen Weinhold
Family Self-Sufficiency Program Coordinator
Methuen Housing Authority
