Our mission is to support individual, family and community well being through collaboration on economic development, youth development, leadership development and education.
We’re Hiring a New Business Manager
Read the 2020 Brick House Year End Newsletter
Coronavirus (COVID-19) updates
The Brick House will be operating with the following changes:
Teen Center
The Teen Center is physically closed for regular drop-in hours due to COVID-19 precautions. We are open by appointment and for scheduled one-on-one homework support.
Join teen center staff for weekly Online Wellness Workshops
Wednesdays, 3:30-4:15
on Zoom!
Passcode: Brickhouse
One-on-one homework support in-person or online is available for ages 11-19
To schedule contact Jane: 413-800-5705 or email jgoodale@brickhousecrc.org
Questions about our current programs? Need support with referrals for mental health counseling, housing, or other health related services?
Contact Jane, Youth Programs Manager: 413-800-5705 or email jgoodale@brickhousecrc.org
Family Services
Our monthly Parent Group meets the 2nd Friday of every month
3:30-4:30pm on Zoom
Click here to download the flyer
For the Zoom link email Stacey, slangknecht@brickhousecrc.org
For other Parent and Family Support Services, (assistance with SNAP, unemployment applications, housing, and other concerns) contact Stacey at 413-800-2496 or slangknecht@brickhousecrc.org.
Para español: Sandra Ramos a 413-800-2208 o sramos@brickhousecrc.org.
Get in touch
Staff are available to text/call during regular business hours (9am-5pm)
New Executive Director, Kwamane Harris joins the Brick House
We are thrilled to announce the selection of a new Executive Director to lead the Brick House Community Resource Center. After a long process, the Brick House Community Resource Center board and executive search committee has chosen Kwamane Harris to serve as the organization’s new executive director.
BLM Solidarity
Dear Community,
In recent weeks, high profile cases of police violence against Black Americans and the resulting worldwide protest movement have once again brought the issue of structural anti-Black racism to the forefront of national consciousness.
We want to say without question or qualification that the Brick House Community Resource Center believes that all Black lives matter, and we stand in full solidarity with our Black program participants, team members, and local communities in the fight against police brutality and injustice.