Breaking Barriers to Youth Success
UTEC's mission is to ignite and nurture the ambition of our most disconnected young people to trade violence and poverty for social and economic success.
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88% vs.
of UTEC young adults
had no new arrests
while enrolled (FY18)
51%
of MA young adults
are re-arraigned within a
year of release from jail
mattress recycling
We provide residential and commercial mattress pickup in Eastern MA, deconstruct the pieces, and recycle more than 80% of materials.
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woodworking
Cutting boards and other hand-crafted Madd Love Market products help young adults carve out better futures.
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food services
From catering and Cafe UTEC lunches to food manufacturing in the UTEC Community Kitchen, young people learn essential food preparation and service skills.
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facility rentals
Our historic green building is perfect for weddings, galas, concerts, meetings, seminars, conferences, and more.
learn more ›Congratulations to George on receiving his ID and completing one of his SMART goals! Support UTEC Catering so many more young adults can achieve small, yet impactful goals.
Circle Up Lowell presented by Thrive Communities of Massachusetts is today, 5:30 pm at UTEC. Don't miss out on a free film screening, focused on the importance of restorative justice. More info: ow.ly/nLRh50jT8NT
REMINDER: Circle Up Lowell is tomorrow 12/10, 5:30 pm at UTEC. Get all the info on our blog on The Sun News: bit.ly/2E9q5Z1
Thanks again to the Merrimack Valley Substance Use Disorder Symposium who had over 350 people in attendance yesterday at UTEC’s conference facilities. Really great gathering to build upon the excellent work happening to address the opioid crisis. Thanks for #choosingUTEC as the venue and Cafe UTEC to provide catering!
Appreciate the leadership of Lowell General Hospital, Circle Health, & City of Lowell, MA - Government. Thanks to the The Sun News for covering this important event.
Coming together to battle an epidemic
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