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The Eagle Tribune: DOJ Pulls Back Anti-Gun Violence Funding

Boston Herald: DOJ cancels $2 million in grants to UTEC mid-cycle, nonprofit says

WBUR: In Lowell, a food truck with a unique purpose

A new food truck in Lowell is run by UTEC, a group which helps young people who are gang involved or struggling to find stable work build their skills and earn a living.

GBH: Towns needed mattress recycling. Young adults leaving prison needed jobs. This nonprofit stepped in.

Boston 25 News: Millions in federal funds slashed for violence prevention in Massachusetts

WCBV: Lowell, Massachusetts nonprofit working to reduce violence sees federal funds cut

"This is about public safety and it's about allowing young people to transform in their next steps." — UTEC CEO Gregg Croteau

UTEC Fights Food Insecurity

In response to the federal funding cuts to area food assistance programs, UTEC is working to provide fresh, high-quality and culturally inspired meals to vulnerable residents throughout the Merrimack Valley.

UTEC Reunion Celebrates 25 Years of Transforming Lives and Unity

Spring Appeal Cont’d: Meet Ginny

Ginny's story highlights the powerful impact of our programs, programs that we rely on your support to keep free of charge to risk-proven young adults in the Merrimack Valley.

Spring Appeal: From Young Adult to UTEC Staff

UTEC 2024 Spring Appeal: From Young Adult to UTEC Staff