Emergency Disaster Services, part of the Salvation Army of Massachusetts, is dedicated to providing vital support and assistance to disaster survivors in Waltham, MA, and surrounding areas. Our services are designed to meet the immediate and evolving needs of individuals and communities impacted by emergencies. Whether through comprehensive disaster relief initiatives, personalized support, or guidance in navigating available resources, we are committed to being a compassionate and adaptable resource during times of crisis. We understand that each disaster presents unique challenges, and we tailor our approach to ensure effective assistance and recovery for those in need.

The Growth and Nutrition Program in Waltham, MA, is dedicated to supporting infants and children facing challenges with growth and development. Our comprehensive approach includes nutrition education, personalized case management, and social work services to address the unique needs of families. Through feeding groups and home visits, we strive to empower parents and caregivers with the tools they need to nurture healthy growth. If you're concerned about your child's growth, we encourage you to speak with your pediatrician about a referral to one of our clinics for compassionate and expert support.

Located in Waltham, MA, WIC (Women, Infants, and Children) is dedicated to promoting the health and well-being of pregnant and breastfeeding women, new mothers, and children under the age of five. Our comprehensive nutrition program offers personalized nutrition consultations and provides free access to healthy food options. We also offer valuable breastfeeding education and support, along with referrals for essential medical and dental services. Additionally, eligible families can benefit from Summer Farmers' Market Coupons, ensuring access to fresh fruits and vegetables. All services are provided at no cost, affirming our commitment to fostering healthier families in the community.

Women, Infants and Children (WIC) in Waltham, MA, is a vital nutrition assistance program dedicated to supporting families with children under five, including pregnant women and new mothers. Through our services, we provide access to healthy foods, expert counseling from trained nutritionists, and valuable health education resources. Our comprehensive support includes breastfeeding guidance, referrals to essential health care and social services, and workshops designed to empower families with knowledge about nutrition. WIC is committed to fostering wellness and ensuring that our community's mothers and children thrive through proper nutrition and care.

Outreach Short Courses in Waltham, MA, is dedicated to empowering public school students who are blind or visually impaired by providing enriching programs that concentrate on the Expanded Core Curriculum. Our initiative focuses on essential life skills such as personal care, health and wellness, independent living, and social skills, which often are not sufficiently emphasized in the traditional school environment. We create a safe and welcoming space where students can explore their independence, socialize with peers who share similar experiences, and develop crucial self-awareness and self-advocacy skills. Through our varied offerings, we aim to nurture confidence and foster a strong sense of community among participants.