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- Cash Assistance Programs
- Child Care and Preschools
- Education Programs
- Employment & Job Training
- Energy & Utility Assistance
- Financial Programs
- Food Programs
- Health Care - General
- Health Care - Specialized
- Home Care / Long-Term Care
- Homelessness Programs
- Housing Programs
- Legal Assistance
- Tax Credits
- Transportation Services
- Disability Resources
- Domestic Violence Resources
- Ex-Offender Resources
- HIV / AIDS Resources
- Immigrant Resources
- Senior Resources
- Youth Resources
Targeted Resources
Disability Resources
Massachusetts has many resources to help people with disabilities. A network of agencies provides social services, rehabilitation services, technological assistance, vocational services, advocacy and public education programs. Disability agencies offer support services to help people with disabilities remain independent in their homes and communities.
Domestic Violence Resources
Victims and survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault can get help from Massachusetts domestic violence / sexual assault hotlines and agencies that provide crisis intervention, safety planning, shelter, counseling, social services, and advocacy. Free legal assistance and batterer treatment programs are also available.
Ex-Offender Resources
Massachusetts ex-offender programs and agencies help reentering prisoners and other ex-offenders find jobs, housing, and other services. The goal is to provide Massachusetts ex-offenders with the skills and services needed to live independent and successful lives.
HIV / AIDS Resources
Massachusetts residents living with HIV or AIDS can get help from government and non-profit agencies and programs. HIV/AIDS programs and services in Massachusetts include case management, health care, dental care, prescription drugs, peer support, food and nutrition services, acupuncture treatment, mental health services, legal assistance, and other support services.
Immigrant Resources
Massachusetts has many resources for immigrants and other noncitizens, including English classes, refugee resettlement, legal help, and other services. Government and non-profit assistance programs help immigrants with housing, food, health care, and other needs. The Refugee Resettlement Program helps newly arrived refugees find jobs, learn English, and adjust to their new lives in the United States.
Senior Resources
Massachusetts has many resources for elderly residents who need food, housing, health care, long-term care, or other types of assistance. A network of senior agencies offers support services to help elders remain independent in their homes, and protective services to prevent abuse by caregivers.
Youth Resources
Many youth organizations in Massachusetts offer activities and services for children and teens. There are also many benefit programs available in Massachusetts to make sure that children and teens have food, shelter, health care, and other basic services.