Directory of Social Services Resources

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Sites for nonprofit organizations that serve the citizens of Cambridge, Massachusetts by providing housing, food, or counseling.

Resources in This Category

• Cambridge Family and Children's Services

  http://www.helpfamilies.org/
  A private, nonprofit, nonsectarian organization that works to strengthen family and individual self-sufficiency and provide children and adolescents with stable home and community environments.

• EMERGE: Counseling and Education to Stop Domestic Violence

  http://www.emergedv.com/
  The first counseling program in the nation for men who batter. Also offers support referrals for families, along with training for counselors and educators.

• Food For Free

  http://www.foodforfree.org/
  Distributing donated food to food pantries, meal programs and shelters in and around Cambridge and Boston. Information for donors, volunteers, and recipients.

• Harvard Square Homeless Shelter Corporation

  http://www.hshsc.org/
  Support organization for a student-run homeless shelter in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Shelter history, information for contributors, and links.

• Solutions at Work

  http://solutionsatwork.org/
  Provides transitional assistance including employment, furniture bank and moving services, children's clothing exchange, and advocacy. Includes programs, volunteer and donation needs, events and news.

• Transition House

  http://www.transitionhouse.org/
  New England's first battered women's shelter. Includes history, information on programs and services, newsletter, and job openings.

• YWCA

  http://www.ywcacam.org/
  Providing temporary and permanent housing for displaced women, homeless women and children, women with HIV/AIDS, battered women, and women recovering from substance abuse. In Central Square.

 

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