Together we can make sure no one feels alone, bullied, unsupported, or unconnected—
every day and especially in the most challenging times.
A core principle of our work is that “kindness without justice is incomplete.” Our organization is committed to the work of kindness and justice and the core values of diversity, equity, belonging, community connection, inclusion, and accessibility. This work is an ongoing journey for our organization and we welcome your feedback and contributions. (Coming Soon) Below will be a selection of resources from our organizational work in this area.
Please contact our Access Coordinator, Christine Guthery, at info@sparkkindness.org at any time with any accessibility needs, questions, or suggestions or to learn more about involvement opportunities.
Tue, Sep 10: 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm at Kennedy Middle School, 165 Mill Street Natick, MA
A film and panel discussion examining the science behind teens’ emotional challenges, the effect of social media, and what can be done in our schools and homes to help them build crucial skills to navigate stress, anxiety, and depression in our digital age.
Read MoreTue, Sep 17: 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm at The Center for Arts Natick (TCAN)
This film, by local documentarian Lisa Olivieri, features four women in Worcester, MA as they navigate their recovery journeys. The film helps audiences better understand addiction and recovery.
Read MoreTue, Oct 08: 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm at Natick High School, 15 West St, Natick, MA 01760
Practical strategies to reduce anxiety and promote resilience in children from preschool through high school (as well as their caregivers) with national expert Lynn Lyons, LICSW.
Read More“To build a kind, resilient and welcoming community where no one feels alone, bullied, unsupported or unconnected. We support families, schools, organizations, coaches, artists, faith and community leaders in building a culture that empowers youth and promotes kindness and respect.”