A crisis resource center with 24/7 access to essential health and human services.

Massachusetts offers a variety of mental health and behavioral health resources to support the LGBTQIA+ community.

Locate a food pantry or mobile market near you.

If you are a Dartmouth, Fall River, New Bedford, or Westport resident, then check out My Brother’s Keeper food delivery program.

Understand how SNAP works and how you can benefit from the program.

Get connected to community-based resources: emergency services, basic needs, employment, healthcare, etc.

Find fresh food at a local farmers market near you:

• Coastal Foodshed
• Fall River Farmers Markets
• Southcoast Open Air Market (Somerset)
• Swansea Farmers Market
• Tiverton Farmers Market
• Westport Farmers Market

An overview of the Massachusetts Healthy Incentives Program (HIP) and the benefits it provides.

Call the 9-8-8 Crisis and Suicide Lifeline for free mental health support from caring, non-judgmental, and confidential crisis counselors.

The Mass Literacy Guide provides resources for K-12 students, schools, and families.

The EEC Learning Standards and Curriculum Guidelines provides literacy resources for preK and early education students, providers, and families.

United Way’s MyFreeTaxes is a free tax prep service that supports federal and unlimited state returns without restrictive eligibility criteria. It’s 100% free, with no option for paid add-ons or fees.