At this site, the volunteers live at the Assumption Center alongside our CANA community (young adult Catholic professionals) and serve the population of the Main South neighborhood and beyond. Worcester is a diverse tapestry of cultures and languages from around the world. Volunteers work closely with the Religious of the Assumption Sisters or other community-based organizations, serving those on the margins in a variety of projects.

As part of a "whole community" ministry, AMAs are present to many age ranges: children, youth, and adults. AMA's "design" their service year by choosing where their desire to serve calls them through - a nationally recognized afterschool program for girls, food security, free medical clinic, youth ministry, mentoring, and parish ministry.

Also, they may get involved in environmental programs, family health services, and immigration/youth law services. 

The Assumption Center is also the home of the "Semillas de Vida"/ "Seeds of Life" garden, which allows the gardeners from the community to live a more environmentally conscious way of life. The Center opens its doors to the community through events and opportunities such as the Spiritual Library, Knitting Circle, and occasional Lecture Series.