Art Placements: 2010
Victory Programs - New Victories
Victory Programs promotes the successful reintegration of individuals into their communities though the achievement of long-term sobriety, the rebuilding of family systems, and the accessing of such stabilizing factors as housing, holistic health care, employment and community affiliations. New Victories in Dorchester provides 8 months of residential recovery services for 24 men. Donated art will hang in the entry, hallways, stairwells, and kitchen, and to add to the beauty of the space, compel clients to become more invested in caring for their temporary home, and offer opportunities of comfort and therapeutic value for their clients.
For more information, please visit: www.VPI.org
Artists: Aly, Borchard, Cerese, Cook, Elkin, Marlow, Ingram, Klarer, Korzenik, Kupferman, Lianko, Makin, Miller, O'Brien, Roth, Sewall, Shapero, Silber, Zinsmeister Parker
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
The Community Family, Inc.
Art Placements: 2010
The Community Family, Inc.
The Community Family’s mission is to provide high quality adult day health services that keep adults in their homes as long as possible. One of TCF’s institutional goals is to provide their services in modern, dignified, home-like centers. Donated art will hang in TCF’s newest site in Everett to help clients feel more comfortable and safe during their time there. Work placed in the entry, hallways, dining room, living room, and other community spaces will help create the home-like feel and enhance clients’ sensory experiences while at the program. It will lend inspiration, encourage creative expression, and help support caregivers as well.
For more information, please visit: www.communityfamily.org
Artists: Schippet, Cook, Cornell, Elkin, Ewen, Gilman, Miller-Havens, Putterman, Rizzo, Roth, E. Sanborn, Schnitman, Termini, Trindade
The Community Family, Inc.
The Community Family’s mission is to provide high quality adult day health services that keep adults in their homes as long as possible. One of TCF’s institutional goals is to provide their services in modern, dignified, home-like centers. Donated art will hang in TCF’s newest site in Everett to help clients feel more comfortable and safe during their time there. Work placed in the entry, hallways, dining room, living room, and other community spaces will help create the home-like feel and enhance clients’ sensory experiences while at the program. It will lend inspiration, encourage creative expression, and help support caregivers as well.
For more information, please visit: www.communityfamily.org
Artists: Schippet, Cook, Cornell, Elkin, Ewen, Gilman, Miller-Havens, Putterman, Rizzo, Roth, E. Sanborn, Schnitman, Termini, Trindade
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