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Women, Infants and Children (WIC)  South End Community Health Center

Women, Infants and Children (WIC)

South End Community Health Center

Boston, MA
Address: 1601 Washington Street, Boston, MA 02118
Phone: (617) 425-2070
The Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Program in Boston, MA, is dedicated to supporting the health and nutrition of families with young children. As a free nutrition initiative, WIC offers vital services including personalized nutrition consultations, healthy food resources, and breastfeeding support, all aimed at assisting pregnant and breastfeeding women, as well as children under the age of five. Eligible participants can benefit from tailored health education and access to a network of referrals that include medical and dental care, health insurance, childcare resources, and even housing assistance. We encourage all caregivers—fathers, grandparents, and legal guardians—to join us, as we believe in a collaborative approach to promoting wellness; everyone is welcome to engage in workshops and discussions that foster community and empower families in their nutritional journey. If you are receiving TAFDC, SNAP, or MassHealth Standard (Medicaid), you are automatically eligible for our services. WIC is here to partner with you in nurturing a healthier future for your family.
Emergency Disaster Services  Salvation Army of Massachusetts

Emergency Disaster Services

Salvation Army of Massachusetts

Boston, MA
Address: 23 Vernon Street, Boston, MA 02119
Phone: (617) 427-6700 ext. 3395025
Emergency Disaster Services, based in Boston, MA, is dedicated to providing comprehensive support to individuals and communities affected by disasters. As a program of the Salvation Army of Massachusetts, we offer a range of vital services including disaster relief, personalized assistance, and guidance to help navigate recovery systems. Our adaptable approach ensures that we meet the specific needs of each disaster survivor, whether responding to a small-scale event or a large-scale emergency. By prioritizing the well-being and resilience of those we serve, we work tirelessly to bring hope and healing in times of crisis.
Food Pantry  Action for Boston Community Development (ABCD) - Parker Hill/Fenway Neighborhood Service Center

Food Pantry

Action for Boston Community Development (ABCD) - Parker Hill/Fenway Neighborhood Service Center

Boston, MA
Address: 714 Parker Street, Boston, MA 02120
Phone: (617) 445-6000
Located in the heart of Boston, MA, our food pantry is dedicated to providing essential food assistance to individuals and families in need. At our pantry, we strive to ensure that no one faces a food emergency alone, offering a range of nutritious options including non-perishables like cereal, rice, and canned tomatoes, as well as fresh produce. Open once a month and available during food emergencies, we also connect clients with long-term support services to help overcome hunger sustainably. During the ongoing challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic, we operate five accessible food pantry locations for Boston residents, serving Allston/Brighton, East Boston, Mattapan, Parker Hill/Fenway, and Roxbury/North Dorchester. If you are facing food insecurity, we encourage you to reach out to your closest pantry location for an appointment, so we can help you access the healthy food you need today.
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)  Whittier Street Health Center

Women, Infants and Children (WIC)

Whittier Street Health Center

Boston, MA
Address: 1290 Tremont Street, Boston, MA 02120
Phone: (617) 427-1000
Located in Boston, MA, the Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Program is dedicated to providing vital nutrition assistance to families in need. This invaluable program offers access to free healthy food, personalized nutrition consultations, breastfeeding education, and essential healthcare referrals to ensure the well-being of mothers and their children. Designed to support Massachusetts families who qualify, WIC is available to those who are automatically income eligible through programs like TAFDC, SNAP, or MassHealth. By prioritizing wellness and health education, WIC empowers families to make informed nutritional choices and provides crucial resources for both mothers and infants.
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Food Pantry  Action for Boston Community Development (ABCD) - Roxbury/North Dorchester Neighborhood Opportunity Center

Food Pantry

Action for Boston Community Development (ABCD) - Roxbury/North Dorchester Neighborhood Opportunity Center

Boston, MA
Address: 565 Warren Street, Boston, MA 02121
Phone: (617) 442-5900
The Food Pantry in Boston, MA is dedicated to providing our community with essential food assistance during times of need. Our goal is to ensure that no family faces a food emergency alone, offering access to non-perishable items like cereal, rice, and canned goods, as well as fresh produce. Open once a month, except in emergencies, we support families not only with immediate food relief but also by connecting them to long-term services aimed at overcoming hunger permanently. As we navigate ongoing challenges, our five operational food pantry locations across Allston/Brighton, East Boston, Mattapan, Parker Hill/Fenway, and Roxbury/North Dorchester are here to assist those in need. For residents in Malden, Medford, or Everett, we provide referrals through the ABCD Mystic Valley Opportunity Center to ensure everyone has access to healthy food options. If you find yourself in need, please reach out to your nearest location to make an appointment and reclaim your access to nutritious food.
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Bradshaw Children's Learning Program  Action for Boston Community Development (ABCD)

Bradshaw Children's Learning Program

Action for Boston Community Development (ABCD)

Boston, MA
Address: 64 Bradshaw Street, Boston, MA 02121
Phone: (617) 282-2327
The Bradshaw Children's Learning Program in Boston, MA, is dedicated to supporting low-income families with children from infancy to five years old. We offer a comprehensive range of services, including high-quality education, tailored curriculum, family case management, and essential disability support. Our holistic approach encompasses mental health services, nutritious meal plans, and vital health screenings for dental, vision, and hearing needs, ensuring that every child and family receives the care and resources they deserve. We invite families to connect with us for assistance and to explore how we can help foster their children's development and well-being.
FocusOnEmpathy Workshop  Building Our Lives Together As One

FocusOnEmpathy Workshop

Building Our Lives Together As One

Boston, MA
Address: 1534 Dorchester Avenue, Boston, MA 02122
Phone: (617) 981-4323
Located in Boston, MA, the FocusOnEmpathy Workshop is dedicated to fostering inclusivity through engaging and transformative experiences. Our diverse range of workshops incorporates exercises, games, meditation, and insights from guest speakers, all aimed at promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion within the community. Participants can explore vital aspects of a healthy lifestyle, including self-awareness, financial competency, nutritional education, technology skills, and career planning. We also offer specialized sessions in art therapy, creating a holistic approach to personal development. While our office is currently operating with limited accessibility due to COVID-19, most workshops are conveniently held online through Zoom, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to participate and benefit from our enriching programs.
Emergency Meals Program  Fourth Presbyterian Church

Emergency Meals Program

Fourth Presbyterian Church

Boston, MA
Address: 340 Dorchester Street, Boston, MA 02127
The Emergency Meals Program in Boston, MA, is dedicated to ensuring that children under the age of 19 have access to nutritious meals, especially during challenging times. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, we provide daily meals that are carefully prepared to meet basic nutritional needs and are available in convenient take-away containers. Families can easily access our food assistance services by visiting the Fourth Presbyterian Church during distribution hours. A welcoming tent set up in our yard off Dorchester Street allows for both drive-up and walk-up options, making it simple to pick up essential emergency food for your child. We are committed to supporting our community and ensuring no child goes hungry.
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Nutrition Education and Health Workshops  Action for Boston Community Development (ABCD)

Nutrition Education and Health Workshops

Action for Boston Community Development (ABCD)

Boston, MA
Address: 21 Meridian Street, Boston, MA 02128
Phone: (617) 567-8857
In the heart of Boston, MA, Nutrition Education and Health Workshops by ABCD Allston/Brighton NOC empowers individuals and families to embrace healthy eating through hands-on learning experiences. Our Cooking Matters program offers engaging six-week courses, where participants develop essential cooking skills in a supportive environment. Guided by volunteer culinary and nutrition educators, attendees will master techniques such as proper knife handling, ingredient label reading, and preparing nutritious meals on a budget of just $10. By fostering self-sufficiency in the kitchen, we aim to enhance the community’s access to nutritious food options and promote a healthier lifestyle for all. Join us and take the first step towards a more nutritious life—reach out to inquire about our upcoming workshops.
Nutrition Education  Community Servings

Nutrition Education

Community Servings

Boston, MA
Address: 18 Marbury Terrace, Boston, MA 02130
Phone: (617) 522-7777
In the heart of Boston, MA, Nutrition Education is dedicated to harnessing the power of food as medicine, providing essential nutrition care services for individuals in need. Our registered dietitians deliver personalized support starting with in-depth nutrition screenings and assessments for new clients. Through our comprehensive programs, we offer nutrition education aimed at empowering those who are nutritionally vulnerable and transitioning away from our meal delivery services. Our specialized classes, led by experienced nutrition professionals, equip participants with the knowledge to make informed food choices and develop key cooking techniques for healthier living at home. Additionally, we create tailored care plans focusing on goals such as managing medication side effects, weight maintenance, and providing nutritional guidance for conditions like diabetes and kidney disease. At Nutrition Education, we understand that nourishing options are vital for promoting health and well-being, inspiring our community to transform their food choices into tools for better health.
Meal Delivery  Community Servings

Meal Delivery

Community Servings

Boston, MA
Address: 179 Amory Street, Boston, MA 02130
Phone: (617) 522-7777
Meal Delivery in Boston, MA, is dedicated to improving the lives of individuals facing critical and chronic illnesses by providing essential food assistance through weekly deliveries of freshly prepared meals. With a focus on health and wellness, we ensure that every meal meets nutritional needs and is delivered at no cost to both the individual and their household. Our compassionate service requires a doctor’s referral, reinforcing our commitment to supporting those in need with care and dedication. We believe that access to nourishing food is a vital component of healing, and we strive to be a steady source of support in the Boston community.
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Food Pantry  La Colaborativa

Food Pantry

La Colaborativa

Boston, MA
Address: 63 Sixth Street, Boston, MA 02150
Phone: (617) 889-6080
La Colaborativa is dedicated to providing vital food assistance to over 5,000 families in Boston, MA, and its surrounding areas each week. Our mission is to ensure that everyone has access to nutritious food through our pre-packaged food boxes and an option to supplement with fresh, healthy produce. We also understand the needs of vulnerable families and offer home food delivery services to ensure they receive essential nourishment where it counts. Our program not only meets nutritional needs but also empowers individuals and families by providing food delivery options for two-week periods. Join us in our commitment to alleviate hunger and support community wellbeing.
Menu Planning and Budgeting Workshops  Quincy Community Action Programs (QCAP)

Menu Planning and Budgeting Workshops

Quincy Community Action Programs (QCAP)

Boston, MA
Address: 1 Copeland Street, Boston, MA 02169
Phone: (617) 471-0796
Based in Boston, MA, our Menu Planning and Budgeting Workshops empower individuals and families to create delicious, healthy meals while sticking to their budget. Through our engaging monthly Tasty Tuesdays, participants benefit from expert guidance in menu planning and budgeting, as well as hands-on meal preparation demonstrations featuring ingredients from our Food Center. We are dedicated to providing practical assistance in budgeting and meal planning to help our community thrive. Join us for our next workshop and discover how to make the most of your food dollars while enjoying nutritious meals.

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Housing Assistance

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Churches & Faith Based Support

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