Italian Home for Children
Joseph McLean has a diverse work experience, starting in 2010 as a Legislative Intern for the Office of U.S. Senator John Kerry. From 2011 to 2013, they worked at the YMCA of Greater Boston, first as an Out-of-School Time Site Director and later as a Membership Sales and Service Director. Joseph then moved on to the Catholic Memorial School, where they served as the Director of Annual and Reunion Giving from 2013 to 2016. Following that, they returned to the YMCA of Greater Boston as a Regional Development Manager and later as a Senior Regional Development Manager, Major Gifts. Most recently, they joined the Italian Home for Children in 2019 as the Vice President of Agency Advancement.
Joseph McLean attended Catholic Memorial School from 2003 to 2007, where they completed their high school education. Joseph then went on to earn a Bachelor's Degree in Political Science and Government from the College of the Holy Cross, graduating in 2011.
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Italian Home for Children
Italian Home for Children offers its help to children ages 4-14 in our residential and day treatment programs and through our educational services. These children may have learning disabilities or emotional, behavioral and mental health concerns brought on by trauma in their home, school or community. Unfortunately, many children and families are faced with overcoming these situations alone, but with help from Italian Home, these issues are oftentimes resolved. Italian Home for Children provides these boys and girls with the best education, care and treatment so they can thrive at home or in their community. With individualized therapies and around-the-clock nurturing, we help them rebuild their lives - emotionally and academically. In addition, we also pave the way for a healthy and safe reintegration back into their schools, families and communities by giving them the tools to cope with their traumatic situations. The programs and services administered by Italian Home are the last and only link between these children and the lives they so desperately wish to live.