... a free online resource for Massachusetts residents in need of housing, food, health care, and other basic services

MassResources.org provides useful information about a wide range of assistance programs for people in need living in Massachusetts. It provides information on what benefits are available, how to apply, eligibility requirements, benefit amounts, and answers to commonly asked questions.

MassResources.org presents this information in a logical manner. Select the type of assistance you need from the drop down menu and follow the links to learn about the various federal, state, and local programs in Massachusetts to help you. For many programs, you can download an application form or use an Eligibility Check to see if you are likely to qualify.

Get a free cell phone! SafeLink Wireless Lifeline Service is a new free cell phone service for Massachusetts residents with limited incomes. See What Is SafeLink? for eligibility requirements and how to apply.	Have your home weatherized to save money on heating bills. Apply for the Weatherization Assistance Program. Energy improvements are free for renters and homeowners who get LIHEAP fuel assistance, SSI, or TAFDC.
First time homebuyers and non-first-time homebuyers can now get the Homebuyer Tax Credit, plus income limits are higher.	File your income tax return by April 15 to claim your Earned Income Credit, Child Tax Credit, and Education Tax Credits.