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The Edinburg Center offers an array of innovative services which promote personal growth and independence, foster hope and enhance the quality of life of people with mental health conditions, co-occurring substance use conditions and/or developmental disabilities or brain injuries.
the average number of years between the onset of mental illness symptoms and treatment
the number of 25-year-olds with autism having never held a paying job
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of U.S. medical school students report receiving no clinical training regarding people with Intellectual Disabilities
the likelihood of high school students with depression to drop out compared to their peers
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Lynn Bishop, Executive Vice President, receives ‘Advocate of the Year” award.
Lynn Bishop, Executive Vice President, receives the Ruth M. Batson "Advocate of the Year" award. Lynn Bishop, Executive Vice President at the Edinburg Center, was honored at...
“I am trying to inspire people”…Franklin Radgowski says as he inspires change in Chelmsford.
Chelmsford’s Franklin Radgowski and Edinburg resident advocates for individuals with disabilities. Franklin, a 41-year-old Chelmsford resident, who was born with cerebral...
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Download the Edinburg Center’s 2020-2021 Annual Report to learn about the array of innovative services provided to promote personal growth and enhance the quality of life of persons served.