We are a Department of Mental Health funded entity within the Northeast Independent Living Program. We provide welcoming, safe, understanding, judgement-free spaces where individuals of diverse backgrounds can gather for healing and growth. We are non-clinical, yet we possess lived experiences that allow us to connect with people openly and honestly. We are a communityContinue reading →
This December, we will be joined by Professor Jose Jorge Mendoza for a discussion on immigration in the United States. We will focus our attention on crimmigration, the intersection and collapsing of criminal and immigration law over the past forty or so years. Professor Mendoza is a philosopher at UMass Lowell who specializes in MoralContinue reading →
All are welcome! Meet City Hall employees from all departments, enjoy light refreshments, performances by the Lowell Philharmonic Orchestra and a special appearances by Santa Claus! Please bring a non-perishable food item and/or unwrapped toy to benefit the Merrimack Valley Food Bank and Toys for Tots.
Our second cleanup for 2020 will bring us back to one of our more frequent locations. The gate on Moody Street serves as an excellent catchpoint to prevent debris from going any further. Always plenty of cleanup opportunities here.
One of our neighborhood letter carriers has organized a Food Drive in coordination with the Merrimack Valley Food Bank. Please consider dropping off some food staples at the Cawley Stadium parking lot, Douglas Road, on Saturday, May 23, 9 am to 4 pm. Most Needed Items: Baked Beans, Cereal, Canned Chicken, Canned Ravioli, & Spaghetti, Fruit,Continue reading →
Due to COVID-19 emergence, the market is held outside.
City Hall is closed to the public. Watch the meeting on LTC Channel 99 or Livestream. Members wishing to speak regarding a specific agenda item shall register to speak in advance by sending an email to the City Clerk indicating the agenda item and a phone number to call so that they may be conferencedContinue reading →
On Tuesday, July 14, 2020, the City Council will vote on a motion to declare racism a public health crisis in the City of Lowell. There is an alternate motion that commits to no actual change in business as usual. Join the DE:I Consortium at 4:30pm to hear community members call on the city ofContinue reading →