United Way Youth Venture - A unique program that is empowering young people to make a difference in their community. United Way Youth Venture is currently partnered with 10 area schools/districts including: Leominster Public Schools, Shirley Public Schools, Fitchburg Public Schools, Ayer Public Schools and North Central Charter Essential School.

United Way's Community Builders - Building civic engagement in our community by inspiring, educating and informing.

Teen Center - Through drop-in hours, homework help, structured activities and community service projects, this program contributes to the physical, psychological and academic needs of our middle and high school youth by offering them a safe and healthy environment, positive role models, a sense of belonging and opportunities to develop social skills and leadership abilities.

Community Response to Sexual Assault - Adolescent centered sexual assault education/prevention services. Services are designed to provide specialized services to specific populations including middle school, high school , and college-aged teens from all cultures. The overall goal is to change social norms within communities to reduce the perpetration of sexual assault across the lifespan.

Crossroads - Provides homework help, tutoring assistance, skill building and health education to Leominster youth between the ages of 12 and 18. Designed to help youth build better social integrative skills while improving and maintaining their academic performance facilitating staying enrolled in school, as well as Health education program components.

Parent & Youth Outreach Project - Intensive individual and family-based support and educational programs, event organizing and ongoing implementation of positive after school events at the Elm Street Church and the Wachusett Boxing Club. Fosters the development of personal leadership plans in partnership with a positive adult role model.

Community Services Center - Neighborhood-based drop-in center located in downtown Fitchburg focusing primarily on HIV prevention/education, HIV counseling and testing as well as substance abuse treatment readiness and other referral services. 

Crisis Counseling - Provides comprehensive services for victims of domestic violence to include emergency food and shelter, counseling, referral services and at risk outreach.

Youth Program - Youth (through age 12) based membership program including recreation and sport activities in a safe, caring, and supervised environment.

Bridging the Gap - Intensive family & community based program addressing the multiple determinants of emerging antisocial behaviors in first time juvenile offenders. Intervention may be necessary- and undertaken- in any one or a combination of these systems. Promotes behavior change in youth's natural environment, using the strength's of each system. A 12 week education-based curriculum, with a one-year formal follow up period. Collaboration with area schools, DSS and the Police Departments. 

Basic Life Skills/Emergency Assistance - Provides material assistance as needed for area families and individuals struggling to sustain the cost of daily necessities to include homelessness, utility shutoffs, lack of medical resources or other crises.

Fellowship Table - Provides weekly, free, nutritious balanced meal for individuals in need in a safe (emotional and physical) environment. Promotes socialization and outreach.

Addiction Council - Aid for those addicted to drugs or alcohol and/or the family member(s) affected by providing access to recovery and education, support and references to maintain their recovery.

CARE Services/ Food Resources - Monthly, week long food distribution program for individuals and families living with HIV/AIDS in the North Worcester County Area.

Food Distribution/ Emergency Assistance - Provides services to low-income families and individuals, addressing such issues as poverty, hunger and immediate crisis (rental eviction, house foreclosure and utility terminations.)

Food Distribution/ Emergency Assistance - Provides food, clothing, and referral services to clients in Ayer, Devens, Shirley, Littleton, Harvard and Groton.

Community Action Center - Provides emergency services and referrals to area residents including low-income, disabled and at risk youth. Strives to help those in need develop independence and self-sufficiency. 

Family Resource Center - Counseling services and education program to meet the unmet emotional needs of area families and individuals experiencing multiple traumatic changes and losses and facilitate families to better succeed in the community.

The Family Counseling Center - Outpatient mental health services to adults, children and families. One on one services provided to individuals, couples, and families, as well as support groups. Also provides medication management services (psychiatry) to individuals age 16 and over.

Child Care Center - Provides a safe and loving environment for children 4 weeks to 12 years. Provides learning areas that allow children to interact with peers, adults and the environment.

HOPE for Women - The program provides at risk women (including domestic abuse victims) with job-skill training in computer office skills plus the personnel job-readiness skills needed to obtain and retain employment. 

MOC Child Care & Head Start Services - Prepares children and families for appropriate growth, development and school readiness through the provision of comprehensive, family centered services with respect and dignity while fostering individual and family growth. 

Safety Kids - Program uses educational theater as a method of teaching personal safety issues to elementary school children, using high school students, a short musical production is learned and then presented to local schools.

Comprehensive Youth Development - Prepare youth to become a responsible, participating citizens and leaders. Provides education, recreation, achievement opportunities and community involvement for boys through age 18.

Multicultural Youth Program - Program for Leominster Latino youth providing volunteer opportunities during the summer months , to help develop leadership skills while working with children in the summer program, and engage them in a learning and awareness journey that promotes pride in their own cultural and awareness of there cultures and life conditions.

Family Support & Advocacy - Responds to the needs of families with mentally retarded or developmentally challenged individuals through group support, individual counseling, education, recreational activities and referral services. 

Parenting Mediation and Education - Mediation and Education services for divorcing parents to lessen the emotional impact of divorce on children.

Medical Transportation - Provides affordable and reliable transportation to medical appointments for area seniors. Ensures consistent medical attention to high risk population and facilitates outreach to this sector of the community.

Maternal Child Health Program - In home visiting program for at risk new mothers to assess psychology and/or psychosocial complications in the early post partum period. Provides one on one support, referral services and education in child care and basic child development.

Literacy - Literacy tutoring program to continually address the lack of literacy skills, low literacy and low English skills. Volunteers provide educational programs that facilitate attainment of meaningful and on-going employment and integration within the community. 

VISION Community Services - Provides services to individuals who are blind or vision impaired to maintain independence and enjoy a better quality of life. The majority of clients are elders with low vision as a result of age-related eye disease who need support, training, and new skills to do everyday activities. 

Money Management Program - Addresses the issue of elders and disabled individuals who have vision problems, mental confusion, or physical disabilities that do not allow them to read or write clearly, or who are experiencing difficulty in organizing and managing finances.

Family Resource Center - Information, support and services including, but not limited to ; after school youth theater programs, parenting programs for traditional and nontraditional families, family fun and education, and anti - bullying programs.

Preventative Health Programs - Program is designed to reduce risk factors associated with heart disease, stroke, cancer, and diabetes within the population through education, monitoring, support and outreach.

Advocacy Project -Info & Referral - A walk-in community service which provides Latinos and others with vital referrals to educational, housing, health care, legal and social service resources in the North Central area. Advocates on behalf of clients when language, fear, lack of self confidence, and other barriers prevent individuals from being self advocates.

Volunteer Companion/Escort - Provides services to frail homebound community elders and disabled adults to enable them to continue living independently in their home through a range of services including; companionship, respite for caregivers, escort on medical appointments, shopping assistance, S.H.I.N.E. (serving Health Information Needs of Elders) counseling and phone reassurance.

Generations LINKED -Provides opportunities, within their own communities, for school children and the elderly to create enriching relationships. The children gain positive role models and learn the value of volunteering. The seniors are invigorated by the social interaction.

Helping Ourselves - An English language literacy program for native Spanish speakers, many of whom are recent arrivals in the U.S. Divided into Beginner, and Intermediate sections, the program runs for nine months. Former students act as mentors and assistants to foster their own confidence building.