Did you know…
Most of the children and families involved in the juvenile justice and child welfare systems live in poverty and are often, because of long-standing inequities, of color.
Many are unable to take that next positive step forward because a certain critical item or service is needed that cannot be found elsewhere, and our governmental agencies rarely have sufficient resources to help.
That’s where we come in.
One Can Help (OCH) provides these missing resources.
Since 2006, OCH has been quickly, responsibly and impactfully changing lives across Massachusetts.
One child at a time.
One need at a time.
One step forward.
Thanks to you.
We ask, “what does each child need to succeed?”
(and then we get exactly that)
Educational Supports
Providing academic tools such as laptops, helps more children excel.
Activities or camps
All children need safe places to go after school or in the summers to learn life skills.
Emergency Needs
Helping with emergency rent, food or clothing, stabilizes families and reduces stress.
Transportation help
Parents often struggle to visit children in foster care or hospitals far from home.
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