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North Shore/Cape Ann
Community
Resource Manual
About This Manual
This manual is intended to be used as a guide to the many
organizations that serve low-income children and families in Cape Ann
and on the North Shore, which includes the towns of Beverly,
Danvers, Essex, Gloucester, Hamilton, Lynn, Lynnfield,
Manchester by the Sea, Marblehead, Middleton, Nahant, Peabody,
Rockport, Salem, Saugus, Swampscott, and Wenham. In the first
section, providers are grouped by the substantive area in which they
offer services. Because some organizations are listed more than once,
all details about an organization will appear in the first entry and
successive entries will contain only the name, phone number, and the
page number on which the complete details of the organization can be
found. Note that contact and related information for some of these
providers may have changed since the publication of this manual.
We apologize for any omissions of, or mistakes relative to, the
names and/or contact information of organizations. We will endeavor to
correct those omissions/mistakes in future editions. Feel free to e-mail
us at info@clcm.org or contact us by telephone or by mail with
changes, additions, or deletions.
Acknowledgements
Special thanks to those who are responsible for the
development of this manual. We acknowledge its original creator, Jen
Kurzrok, who interned at the Children’s Law Center of Massachusetts
(CLCM) in 2012. Cristina Manzano, a 2012-13 CLCM volunteer, also
contributed to the original edition. This second edition is the result of
contributions from several volunteers and staff of the CLCM,
especially Attorney Julie Butner, but also Attorneys Claire Valentin,
Adrienne Neff, and Luis Castillo. Other staff/volunteers at the CLCM
who provided invaluable assistance include Kirstin Rohde, Kelsey
Komich, Ariel Glantz, Kelsey Cappetta, and Rachel Shapiro. We would
also like to thank Hailey Granger and Pathways for Children for sharing
their resources, Attorney Jane Truesdell Ellis, and the other members
of the Youth at Risk Conference Committee.
Finally, we acknowledge and thank the staff of those many
organizations referenced within the manual who not only offered
valuable suggestions and input relative to their own and other
programs for this manual, but who also labor long and hard on behalf
of their disadvantaged clients on a daily basis. Their efforts are far too
under valued and under appreciated.
The beautiful art work that graces the front and back covers was
drawn by clients of Family & Children’s Service of Greater Lynn.
Table of Contents
Child and Family Serving Organizations.......... 1
Afterschool and Summer Programs........................... 2
Child Care Programs ..................................................11
Disability-Related Services ........................................14
Domestic Violence Services ......................................20
Education Services.....................................................24
English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
Services .......................................................................27
Food Services .............................................................29
Foster Care Services ..................................................36
Health Services ...........................................................37
Housing Services........................................................42
Immigration Services..................................................47
Juvenile Justice ..........................................................49
Legal Services.............................................................52
LGBT Services ............................................................54
Mental Health Services...............................................56
Parenting Programming .............................................62
Reproductive Health Services ...................................66
Substance Abuse Services ........................................68
Youth Outreach and Job Training Programs............71
School Listings ................................................ 77
Public Schools ............................................................78
Regional Vocational Schools.....................................88
Charter Schools ..........................................................88
Special Education/Private Schools ...........................89
Head Start Programs ..................................................90
Government Agencies..................................... 91
County/State/Federal Resources .............................. 92
City/Town Halls........................................................... 99
Parks and Recreation Departments ........................ 101
Public Libraries......................................................... 103
Hotlines .......................................................... 105
Child and Family
Serving
Organizations
Afterschool and Summer
Programs
Afterschool and Summer Programs
Beverly Bootstraps
371 Cabot St., Beverly, MA 01915
p: (978) 927-1561
f: (978) 921-4710
www.beverlybootstraps.org
Ages: Grades 1-8
Fees: none
Hours: Elementary: M,W,Th 2:30-4
Middle: M-Th 3-5:30
Homework support and tutoring offered in a small setting for children
at risk of academic failure from September-June. Beverly Bootstraps
also has a summer camp.
---------------------------------------------------Beverly Children's Learning Center
600 Cummings Center, Beverly, MA 01915
p: (978) 927-1269
f: (978) 927-1774
www.bclckids.org
Ages: 1 mo-14 yrs old
Fees: vary, some financial aid
Infant, pre-school and school aged child care and enrichment
opportunities.
---------------------------------------------------Big Brothers Big Sisters of Massachusetts Bay – Greater
Boston Office
75 Federal St., Boston, MA 02110
p: (617) 542-9090
f: (617) 542-8855
www.bbbsmb.org
Ages: 7-12 yrs old
Fees: none
One-on-one mentoring of young people by an adult in the
community. Meetings can take place at school or in the community.
---------------------------------------------------Big Sister Association of Greater Boston
161 Massachusetts Ave., Boston, MA 0211
p: (617) 236-8060
f: (617) 236-8075
www.bigsister.org
Eligibility restrictions: female
Ages: 7-20 yrs old
Fees: none
One-on-one mentoring of girls by adult women in the community.
Big Sister Association of Greater Boston serves the 69 cities and
towns in the Greater Boston area.
---------------------------------------------------Boy Scouts of America – Yankee Clipper Council
36 Amesbury Rd., Haverhill, MA 01830
p: (978) 372-0591
f: (978) 373-9134
2
www.yccbsa.org
Eligibility restrictions: boys age 6-20 and adult volunteers
Fees: vary by program
Afterschool program and summer camp that provides recreational
activities and homework help. Transportation from some local
schools available.
---------------------------------------------------Building Bridges Through Music, Inc.
25 Exchange St., Lynn, MA 01901
p: (781) 479-8327
www.bbtmusic.org
Ages: 5-18 yrs old
Fees: $25/day, financial aid available
Groove School is an afterschool program offering lessons in dance,
theater, and musical instruments including: guitar, drums, keyboard,
and vocals. Peace Camp is offered during winter and summer
vacations and youth work on conflict resolution and promoting nonviolence. Building Bridges Through Music also offers a variety of
choirs and workshops.
---------------------------------------------------Camp Fire Girls and Boys
2 Cain Rd., Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 745-7200
f: (978) 745-1358
www.campfirenorthshore.org
Ages: grades K-7
Fees: $10/yr for afterschool care
$140-155 for 1 wk summer camp
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Afterschool program at the Y and summer camp that provides
recreational activities and homework help. Transportation from
some local schools available.
---------------------------------------------------Boys and Girls Club of Greater Salem
13 Hawthorne Blvd., Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 744-0915
f: (978) 744-6203
www.bgsgs.org
Ages: 5-18 yrs old
Fees: by program
Hours: Kids’ Club Afterschool Program (5-12 yr olds): M-F until 6
(at Witchcraft Heights, Saltonstall, Horace Mann, and the Y)
Afterschool Drop-in Program (8-18 yr olds): M-F 2-6
(at Higgins Middle and the Y)
Afterschool program and camps that provide recreational activities
and leadership training for boys.
----------------------------------------------------Boys and Girls Club of Lynn
25 North Common St., Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 593-1772
f: (781) 593-1777
www.bgcl.org
Ages: 5-18 yrs old
Hours: Kids’ Club Afterschool Program (5-10 yr olds): M-F 1:45-6
Afterschool Drop-in Program (8-18 yr olds): M-F 2-6
Hours:
Afterschool Program (grades K-5): M-F until 6
Teens In Action (grades 8-12): Wed evenings
Camp Waluta (grades K-5): M-F 9-4, July and August
Discovery Camp (grades 6-7): M-F 9-4, July and August
Afterschool program provided in public schools and off-campus
summer camp. Recreational activities and homework help provided
afterschool. Meals served at camp.
---------------------------------------------------The Community House of Hamilton & Wenham
284 Bay Rd., So. Hamilton, MA 01982
p: (978) 468-4818
www.communityhouse.org
Programs for kids, teens, and adults, such as science, dance,
theater, and yoga.
---------------------------------------------------Family & Children’s Service of Greater Lynn, Inc.
p: (781) 598- 5517
f: (781) 581-6614
www.fcslynn.org
Ages: 10-14 yrs old
Fees: none
Hours: Teen Scene Youth Program: M-W 2:30-6
Center offering Teen Scene youth programs which offers afterschool
programming for youth ages 10-14. Also houses parenting programs
for parents of children 0-6. Childcare is provided while parents are
participating in programming.
---------------------------------------------------The Food Project
120 Munroe Street, Lynn, MA 01901
p: (781) 346-6726
f : (781) 347-4319
www.the foodproject.org
Ages: 14-17 yrs old
Farms located in Beverly, Boston, Lincoln, and Lynn where teens
can learn about agriculture and help produce crops that will go to
food banks and farmers markets. Youth in the seven week summer
program farm in the morning, attend workshops in the afternoon,
and receive a stipend.
---------------------------------------------------GAIN@GUS Summer Enrichment Program
at Glen Urquhart School
74 Hart St. Beverly, MA 01915
p: (978) 927-1064 ext. 234
http://gus.org/gain-at-gus-summer-enrichment-program
Ages: 9-12 yrs old
Provide access for students in the cities of Beverly, Lynn, and
surrounding areas to academic and recreational summer
enrichment. Some financial support available for eligible
GAIN@GUS students to attend Glen Urquhart for grades 5 to 8.
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Afterschool program and camps that provide recreational activities
and leadership training for boys.
---------------------------------------------------Girls Inc. of Lynn
50 High St., Lynn, MA 01901
p: (781) 592- 9744
www.girlsinclynn.org
Ages: 6-18 yrs old
Hours: School-Age Child Care (6-12 yr olds): M-F 1:45-5:30
Middle School Programs (12-14 yr olds): M-F 2:30-6
Teen Program (for 14-18 yr olds): times vary
Afterschool program for girls that offers free time and formal
programs including homework help and female empowerment
activities. Summer programs and bus service available. Teen
Program addresses topics including sex education, alcohol use,
drug use, college, career mentoring, and academic mentoring.
---------------------------------------------------Gloucester Education Foundation
122 Main St., Gloucester, MA 01930
p: (978) 282-5550
http://gloucestereducationfoundation.org
Eligibility restrictions: must attend Gloucester public schools
Ages: school-age
Fees: vary, sliding scale
After-school programs based at Gloucester public schools that
include arts, theater, dance, marine biology, sports, video game
design, robotics, and more.
---------------------------------------------------Gregg House
106 Broad St., Lynn, MA, 01902
p: (781) 592-0522
Ages: 5-13 yrs old
Fees: sliding scale
Hours: School age care: M-F 1:30-5:30
Center-based child care and afterschool care.
---------------------------------------------------Hornets Afterschool Program
10 Central St., Manchester-by-the-Sea, MA 01944
p: (978) 526-2019
www.manchester.ma.us/pages/manchesterma_recreation/asp
Ages: grades K-5
Fees: vary by attendance
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---------------------------------------------------Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts
95 Berkeley St., Ste. 404, Boston, MA 02116
p: (800) 882-1662
f: (617) 482-9045
www.girlscoutseasternmass.org
Eligibility restrictions: girls and women
Ages: grades K-12
Fees: $25 member fee
This program is designed for children to have some fun after school.
Activities include legos, sports, outdoor play, open gym, arts and
crafts, homework time, seasonal activities, board games, and snack
time daily.
---------------------------------------------------Kaya
at Lynn YMCA
20 Neptune Boulevard, Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 581-3105 ext. 239
f: (781) 581- 7397
Eligibility restrictions: Lynn resident
Ages: 13-18 yrs old
Fees: 3 free visits, free if Y member
Hours: Tu,Th,F 3-5
Youth development program that encourages teens to spark change
through workshops, peer-led events, and creative programming.
---------------------------------------------------Kumon of Middleton: Math and Reading Center
230 South Main St. #232-P, Middleton, MA 01949
p: (978) 539-8263
www.kumon.com
Ages: grades PreK-12
Fees: vary
An after-school academic enrichment program.
---------------------------------------------------La Chic Mentoring Plus
P.O. Box 144, Beverly, MA 01915
p: (978) 993-4688
www.lachicmentoringplus.org
Eligibility restrictions: low income and at-risk girls
Ages: 11-18 yrs old
Programming for adolescent girls including academic support,
cultural and recreational activities and trips, and connecting families
to community resources.
---------------------------------------------------La Vida Inc.
40 Green St., Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 586-0193
f: (781) 586- 0196
www.la-vida.org
Eligibility restrictions: Latino residing in Boston, Chelsea or Lynn
Ages: grades 10-12
Fees: none
Three year afterschool program in which students meet once or
twice a week to create first-generation Latino college students.
Services include college visits, SAT preparation, scholarship
assistance, and tutoring.
---------------------------------------------------L.E.O. Head Start
156 Broad St., Lynn, MA 01901
p: (781) 581- 7220
f: (781) 581- 5320
www.leoinc.org
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Eligibility restrictions: income, residents of Lynn, Lynnfield,
Marblehead, Nahant, Saugus, Swampscott, and Wakefield
Ages: 6 wks-12 yrs old
Fees: none
Afterschool and summer program offering comprehensive
recreational services to qualifying special needs children who
reside within the Greater Lynn community.
---------------------------------------------------New American Center
20 Wheeler St., Suite 401, Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 593-0100, ext. 18
Ages: all
Fees: vary
Hours for Afterschool Program: M-Th 3-5, Sa 12-2
A coalition of seven partner agencies that serve the refugee and
immigrant communities of Lynn. The center runs a free afterschool
program that provides homework help and recreational activities.
Other services include ESL programming, healthcare services, and
immigration assistance. Partner agencies: Bosnian Community
Center for Resource Development, Congolese Development Center,
Haitian-American Public Health Initiative, Jewish Family & Children
Service, Refugee and Immigrant Assistance Center, Russian
Community Association of Massachusetts, and Southern Sudanese
Solidarity Organization.
---------------------------------------------------On Point Teen Resource Center
50 Leavit St., Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 594-1657
www.plummerhome.org/onpoint.php
Eligibility restrictions: DCF or Juvenile Court referral for 90 day
program
Ages: 13-17 yrs old
Fees: none
Partnership of Salem Police Department, Essex County Juvenile
Court Probation, and The Plummer Home for Boys. Offers a 90 day
program for at-risk court-involved youth with support groups,
recreational activities, and community service. Limited activities
available for all youth.
---------------------------------------------------7
Services include Head Start for ages 3-5, Early Head Start for ages
6 weeks-2.9 years, and school-age afterschool programs for grades
K-6. Programs offer nutrition services, social and mental health
services, health screening, and a parent resource center.
---------------------------------------------------Lynn Special Needs Camp
Mailing address: 250 Commercial St., Lynn, MA 01905
Street addres:
106R Pennybrook Road, Lynn, MA 01905
p: (781) 477-7096
f: (781) 477-7141
www.ci.lynn.ma.us/citydepartments_parkandrecreation.shtml
Eligibility restrictions: youth with special needs
Ages: 5-21 yrs old
Fees: vary
Pathways for Children
29 Emerson Ave., Gloucester, MA 01930
p: (978) 281-2400 ext. 280
f: (978) 281-7053
www.pw4c.org
Ages: 5-12 yrs old
Fees: sliding scale
Provides quality educational, social development and support
services to strengthen the family unit and the community. Includes
a nurturing center-based afterschool program for 5-12 year olds.
---------------------------------------------------Prep@Pingree
at Pingree School
537 Highland St., So. Hamilton, MA 01982
p: (978) 468-4415 ext. 265
www.pingree.org/page.cfm?p=344
Ages: grades 7 and 8
Fees: none
Five week summer academic enrichment and secondary school
scholarship program enrolling current seventh and eighth grade
students primarily from Lawrence and Lynn.
---------------------------------------------------RAW Art Works
37 Central Square, Lynn, MA 01901
p: (781) 593-5515
www.rawartworks.org
Ages: grades K-12
Fees: none
Afterschool art programs for elementary, middle, and high school
students. High school seniors are mentored through the college
application process. RAW also offers youth employment and
connections to financial aid and healthcare.
---------------------------------------------------Recreational Education Center
83 Pine St., Suite 102, Peabody, MA 01960
p: (978) 717-5062
www.recreationaleducationcenter.com
Ages: children and teens Fees: $15 per child, $5 each sibling
Hours: Afterschool program: Tu-F 11-6, Sa,Su 10-6
Indoor play space open to all youth. Summer Camp REC for 3-22 yr
olds offers half and full day options and ranges from $90-$900.
----------------------------------------------------Salem Cyberspace
209R Essex St., Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 740-6667
Eligibility restrictions: Salem, Peabody or Gloucester High School or
any college student
Ages: 12-18 yrs old
Fees: none
Free afterschool computer center that provides homework help,
STEM training, and prepares students for college.
---------------------------------------------------8
Afterschool Christian-based program with recreational activities and
homework help offered with transportation from Lynn public schools.
Coed basketball and summer camp are also available.
---------------------------------------------------Salvation Army – North Shore
93 North St., Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 744-5181
f: (978) 741-1159
www.salvationarmyma.org/northshore
Ages: grades 1-12
Fees: Afterschool free, camp $25
Christian-based scouting programs for girls and boys on Tuesday
evenings. Thursday afternoon Prime Time offers homework help
and character building exercises. Transportation assistance is
available. Salvation Army also offers a summer camp.
---------------------------------------------------YMCA of Metro North
http://ymcametronorth.org
Lynn YMCA
20 Neptune Boulevard, Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 581-3105
f: (781) 581-7397
www.ymcametronorth.org/locations/lynn
Ages: grades preK-8
Hours: The Core afterschool drop in (grades K-5): M-F 2-6
Leaders Club afterschool drop in (grades 6-8): M-F 3-7
GPA Study Group (grades 3-12): M-Th 6-7
The Y offers a variety of programs including daytime preschool,
afterschool drop in for grades K-5, afterschool study group for
grades 3-12, and leadership development and fitness for middle
school students.
---------------------------------------------------YMCA of the North Shore
www.northshoreymca.org
Ben Beyea Youth & Teen Center
32 Pooles Lane, Rockport, MA 01966
p: (978) 546-3600
Ages: grades 6-12
Fees: none
Hours: M-Th 2:30-6, F,Sa 2:30-10
Teens play music at band nights, compete in game
tournaments, paint murals, learn to bake, ski and
snowboard, have dance competitions, plant flowers in the
garden, and skateboard behind the Teen Center.
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Salvation Army of Lynn
1 Franklin St., Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 598-0673
f: (781) 586-9327
www.salvationarmyma.org/lynn
Ages: 5-14 yrs old
Fees: weekly fee, sliding scale
Hours: M-F 1:45-6
Cabot Street YMCA
p: (978) 922-0990
Ages: grades preK-8
Daytime preschool and afterschool programs for youth.
Cape Ann YMCA
71 Middle St., Gloucester, MA 01930
p: (978) 283-0470
Ages: vary by program
The Cape Ann YMCA offers a variety of programs including
before and afterschool care offered at local elementary
schools, arts, gymnastics, swimming, workout equipment,
and a summer camp. Before school care offered at
Rockport Elementary. Afterschool care available at East
Gloucester, Beeman, West Parish, Veterans, Plum Cove,
and Rockport Elementary schools.
Gloucester Teen Center
9 Center St., Gloucester, MA 01930
p: (978) 283-0470
Hours: M-F 2-8:30, Sa
Teen Center offers students a place to hang out and have
fun after school and on the weekends. The center features
multiple computers, TVs, video game systems, and
couches for lounging.
Salem YMCA
1 Sewall St., Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 740-9622
f: (978) 740- 9168
Ages: grades preK- 8
Hours: Drop-in music center: M-F6-9
Offers a variety of programs including daytime infant and
preschool care, before and afterschool care, and a drop in
music center. Before school care available at Carlton,
Bentley, Nathaniel Bowditch, and the YMCA. Afterschool
care available at Carlton, Bentley, and Nathaniel Bowditch.
Students attending Horace Mann, Witchcraft, Collins
Middle, and Saltonstall are provided transportation to the
afterschool program.
---------------------------------------------------Wediko Children’s Services Summer Camp
72-74 East Dedham St., Boston, MA 02118
p: (617) 292-9200
www.wediko.org/summer-program.html
Ages: 7-19 yrs old
Fees: $13,950
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Outdoor 45-day therapeutic residential program for youth with
emotional and behavioral difficulties.
Annisquam Nursery
1123 Washington St., Gloucester, MA 01930
p: (978) 283-2814
www.annisquampreschool.com/home.html
Ages: 2.7-5 yrs old
Fees: Accepts vouchers
---------------------------------------------------Beverly Children's Learning Center
p: (978) 927-1269
See page 2
---------------------------------------------------Catholic Charities North
p: (781) 593-2312
f: (781) 581-3270
www.ccab.org/?q=location-north-boston
Ages: vary
Fees: vary
Provides numerous social services including, HISET (aka GED)
preparation, housing support, food gift cards (by appointment),
counseling services for low income residents, teen parent programs,
and job training. Offers center-based and family-based child care at
the following locations:
Lynn Child Care Center
37 N. Federal St., Lynn, MA 01905
p: (781) 598-2759
Peabody Child Care Center
13 Pulaski St., Peabody, MA 01960
p: (978) 532-6860
---------------------------------------------------Child Care Circuit
190 Hampshire St., Lawrence, MA 01840
p: (800) 660-2868
f: (978) 975-3120
www.childcarecircuit.org
Ages: parents of young children
Fees: none
Child care resource, referral, and training agency. Provides
vouchers to parents for afterschool child care depending on the
availability of funds and eligibility restrictions.
---------------------------------------------------11
Child Care Programs
Child Care Programs
Essex Ave. Nursery
488a Essex Ave., Gloucester, MA 01930
p: (978) 283-2738
---------------------------------------------------Gregg House
See page 5
Ages: 1 mo-5 yrs old
Fees: sliding scale
Hours: M-F 7-5 for infant and preschool
Infant/Toddler
630 Western Ave, Lynn, MA 01905
p: (781) 598-9448
Child Care Programs
Preschool Program
11 Webster St, Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 592-2612
---------------------------------------------------Happy Day School
39 Gloucester Ave., Gloucester, MA 01930
p: (978) 283-3613
Ages: 6 mos-6 yrs old
In addition to child care, services include an infant program and
toddler program.
---------------------------------------------------Hartz St. Nursery School
39 Hartz St., Gloucester, MA 01930
p: (978) 283-1879
Fees: accepts vouchers
www.hartzstreetnurseryschool.blogspot.com/
---------------------------------------------------JOI Child Care Center
20 Wheeler St., Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 596-1241
f: (781) 596-1916
Eligibility restrictions: parent working 30 hours/ week or in school
Fees: sliding scale
Hours: M-F 7-5:30
Child daycare program. Also provides services to teen parents such
as parenting groups, parenting classes, community services, and
transportation for teen parents from school to JOI.
---------------------------------------------------L.E.O. Head Start
p: (781) 581- 7220
See page 6
Head Start for ages 3-5 and Early Head Start for ages 6 weeks to
2.9 years.
---------------------------------------------------North Shore Family Day Care
140 Union St., Suite 312, Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 598-4532
f: (781) 598-2112
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www.northshorefamilydaycare.com
Ages: vary by provider Fees: accepts vouchers, some financial aid
Infant/Toddler Care
A nurturing center-based child care program.
Family Child Care
Home-based daycare at various locations. Call Pathways
for details and locations.
Head Start Programs
Enrollment sites: 29 Emerson Ave., Gloucester, MA 01930
p: (978) 281-2400 ext. 280
(for Cape Ann residents)
p: (978) 236-4101
(for North Shore residents)
Other classroom sites vary year to year.
Pathways Head Start serves Gloucester, Rockport,
Manchester, Essex, Ipswich, Hamilton, Wenham,
Topsfield, Boxford, Middleton, Danvers, Beverly, Peabody,
and Salem.
---------------------------------------------------Rock the Baby
15 Lexington Ave., Gloucester, MA 01930
p: (978) 381-3074
www.rockthebaby.com
---------------------------------------------------YMCA of Metro North – Lynn YMCA
p: (781) 581-3105
See page 9
Daytime preschool: M-F 7:30-6
---------------------------------------------------YMCA of the North Shore
See page 9
Cabot Street YMCA
p: (978) 922-0990
See page 10
Salem YMCA
p: (978) 740-9622
See page 10
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Child Care Programs
Referral service for a system of professional childcare providers who
care for small groups of children in their homes.
---------------------------------------------------Pathways for Children
p: (978) 281-2400
See page 8
Disability-Related Services
Children’s Law Center of Massachusetts
298 Union St., Lynn, MA 01901
p: (781) 581-1977
f: (781) 598-9364
Toll free helpline: (888) KIDLAW8 / (888) 543-5298
www.clcm.org
Eligibility restrictions: income guidelines
Ages: 0-22 yrs old
Fees: none
Legal services addressing education concerns, including special
education, school discipline, suspension, and expulsion. Also runs
a legal services referral helpline providing information on abuse and
neglect, juvenile justice, custody, and immigration cases.
---------------------------------------------------Bass River
437 Essex St., Beverly, MA 01915
p: (978) 927-5326
f: (978) 922-3109
Eligibility restrictions: intellectual disability
Ages: all
Fees: vary
Provides support, advocacy, and housing programming for adults
with intellectual disabilities.
---------------------------------------------------Best Buddies Massachusetts
45 Bromfield St., Third Floor, Boston, MA 02108
p: (617) 778-0522
f: (617) 778-0526
www.bestbuddiesmassachusetts.org
Eligibility restrictions: intellectual or developmental disability
Ages: all
Fees: none
Provides individuals with disabilities with one-on-one friendships that
foster growth at school, work, and in the community.
---------------------------------------------------Boston Center for Independent Living
60 Temple Place, Boston, MA 02111
p: (617) 338-6665
tty: (617) 338-6662
www.bostoncil.org
Eligibility restrictions: disability
Ages: all
Fees: vary
Helps individuals with disabilities to live independently and free from
discrimination through peer mentoring, skills training, information
and referrals, and advocacy.
----------------------------------------------------
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Housing shelter program for individuals with disabilities, children in
DCF custody, and pregnant or parenting teen mothers.
---------------------------------------------------Cerebral Palsy of Eastern MA North Shore Infant and Toddler
Program
www.cpemass.org
Eligibility restrictions: child has condition that may result in
developmental delay or is not reaching developmental milestones
Ages: birth-5 yrs old
Fees: based on family size and income
Offers home visits, preschool, and family supportive services for
children with developmental concerns.
Lynn Office
103 Johnson St., Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 593-2727
f: (781) 593-2542
Salem Office
275 Lafayette St. Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 744-7037
f: (978) 741-8175
---------------------------------------------------Disability Law Center
11 Beacon St., Suite 925, Boston, MA 02108
p: (617) 723-8455
toll free: (800) 872-9992
www.dlc-ma.org
Ages: all
Fees: none
Legal services and referrals for adults and children with disabilities.
---------------------------------------------------Federation for Children with Special Needs
529 Main St., Suite 1M3, Boston, MA 02129
p: (617) 236-7210
f: (617) 241-0330
toll free: (888) 331-0688 (in MA)
www.fcsn.org
Eligibility restrictions: child with a disability
Ages: all
Fees: vary
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Offers services for people with developmental disabilities including
affordable housing, employment training, recreational services,
behavioral health services, day programming, homeless services,
and residential services.
---------------------------------------------------Centerboard
16 City Hall Sq., Lynn, MA 01901
p: (781) 598-9417
www.thecenterboard.org
Ages: vary
Fees: vary by service
Bridgewell
471 Broadway, Lynnfield, MA 01940
p: (781) 593-1088
f: (781) 593- 5731
www.bridgewell.org
Eligibility restrictions: must be referred by DDS or DMH
Ages: adults
Provides information, support, and assistance to parents of children
with disabilities. Services include special education assistance,
special health care needs, and parent education and support.
---------------------------------------------------Independent Living Center of the North Shore and Cape Ann
27 Congress St., Suite 107, Salem, MA 01970
p/TTY: (978) 741-0077
www.ilcnsca.org
Ages: all
Fees: none
Service and advocacy center for people with disabilities to support
their ability to live independently.
---------------------------------------------------Jewish Family & Children’s Service
175 Andover St., Suite 203, Danvers, MA 01923
p: (978) 741-7878
www.jfcsboston.org
Ages: vary
Fees: none
Provides comprehensive human services including assisting
seniors, kosher food bank, emergency financial assistance, in-home
special education therapy, and programming for adoptive and new
parents. Offers support for domestic violence survivors.
---------------------------------------------------The Learning Center for the Deaf: Walden Wraparound Program
848 Central St., Framingham, MA 01701
p: (508) 879-5110
VP: (774) 999-0941
Eligibility restrictions: deaf
Ages: vary
Fees: MassHealth insurance only
Community Service Agency (CSA) that provides services specially
tailored for deaf individuals and their family members when a child is
experiencing a serious emotional or behavioral challenge. Walden
provides intensive care coordination, family support and training,
and therapeutic mentoring. Staff members are fluent in ASL and
familiar with Deaf Culture, language, and resources.
---------------------------------------------------Lynn Special Needs Camp
p: (781) 477-7096
See page 7
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Advocates for Children
25 Kingston St., 2nd Floor, Boston, MA 02111
p: (617) 357-8431
f: (617) 357-8438
Helpline: (617) 357-8431 x 224
www.massadvocates.org
Ages: up to 21 yrs old
Fees: none
Provides assistance, with an emphasis on policy, to children
experiencing barriers to education due to disabilities, homelessness,
suspension or expulsion, or domestic violence.
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This administrative agency is responsible for conducting mediations
and hearings to resolve disputes about special education services or
placements among parents, school districts, private schools, and
state agencies. Parents or school districts may request assistance.
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Commission for the Blind
600 Washington St., Boston, MA 02111
48 Boylston St., Boston, MA 02116
p: (617) 727-5550
f: (617)626-7685
Voice: (888) 392-6450
TDD: (888) 392-6556
www.mass.gov/mcb
Eligibility restrictions: vision loss
Ages: all
Fees: none
Hours: M-F 8:45-5
Provides services for the blind, including respite care services,
independent living services, assistive technology, medical
assistance, and other specialized services. Individual and family
counseling, case management, recreation programs, daily living
skills, vocational rehabilitation, assistive technology, independent
living services, mobility instruction.
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
p: (617) 740-1600
TTY: (617) 740-1700
www.mass.gov/mcdhh
Eligibility restrictions: hearing loss
Ages: all
Fees: none
Provides services to support deaf and hard of hearing individuals,
including education assistance, interpreter referrals, and case
management.
--------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Department of Developmental Services (DDS)
www.mass.gov/dds
Ages: all
Fees: none
Provides a wide range of services and referrals, including residential
programs, vocational training, specialized training, to help enable
independent living in the community.
North Shore Area Office
100 Cummings Center, Suite 150B, Beverly, MA 01915
p: (978) 927-2727
f: (978) 927-9182
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Massachusetts Bureau of Special Education Appeals (BSEA)
th
1 Congress St., 11 Floor, Boston, MA 02114
p: (617) 626-7250
f: (617) 626-7220
www.mass.gov/anf/hearings-and-appeals/bureau-of-specialeducation-appeals-bsea/
Eligibility restrictions: Special education services
Ages: 3-22 yrs old
Fees: none
The Area office is a resource for children already deemed
eligible for DDS services.
Northeast Regional Office
in Hogan Regional Center
450 Maple St., Danvers, MA 01923
p: (978) 774-5000
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary
Education (DESE) - Program Quality Assurance Services (PQA)
75 Pleasant St., Malden, MA 02148
p: (781) 338-3700
f: (781) 338-3710
www.doe.mass.edu
www.doe.mass.edu/pqa
Ages: 3-22 yrs old
Fees: none
Implements Department of Elementary and Secondary Education
compliance monitoring and complaint management procedures for
public schools and provides technical assistance regarding the
implementation of education laws and regulations.
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts MENTOR, Lawrence Children's Program
(MENTOR)
12 Methuen St., Lawrence, MA 01840
p: (978) 794-7966
f: (978) 794-9890
www.TheMentorNetwork.com
A national network of local health and human services providers
offering an array of quality, community-based services to adults and
children with intellectual and developmental disabilities, brain and
spinal cord injuries and other catastrophic injuries and illnesses, and
to youth with emotional, behavioral and medically complex
challenges as well as their families.
---------------------------------------------------Northeast Arc
64 Holten St., Danvers, MA 01923
p: (978) 762-4878
TTY: (978) 762-4873
www.ne-arc.org
Ages: all
Provides a wide range of services at multiple facilities including early
intervention, daycare, social skills programming, recreation, and
services designed for those who are developmentally disabled,
autistic, or deaf. Also offers family support, personal care
attendants, transition services, and advocacy.
---------------------------------------------------Northeast Independent Living, Inc.
20 Ballard Rd, Lawrence, MA 01843
p/TTY: (978) 687-4288
f: (978) 689-4488
www.nilp.org
Ages: 14+ yrs old
Fees: vary, all insurance accepted
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Non-credit program for young people with intellectual disabilities that
prepares them for meaningful employment or independent living.
Classes are offered at the Lynn and Danvers campuses and include
computer training, arts and recreation, and life skills.
---------------------------------------------------Project Cope
14 Chase St., Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 581-9270 x 479 f: (781) 581-8413
www.projectcope.com
Ages: all
Fees: vary
Provides substance abuse and addiction services, residential
services for people with disabilities, and outpatient and court
ordered behavioral health services.
---------------------------------------------------Salem Early Childhood Center
at Bentley Elementary
25 Memorial Dr., Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 740-1181
Fees: AM session: $253.75/month
PM session: $241.50/month
Reduced tuition based on need and availability of funds
Hours: AM session: M-Th 8:30-11
PM session: M-Th 12-2:30,
Integrated preschool services including general and specialized
intervention.
---------------------------------------------------Special Needs Advocacy Network
P.O. Box 269 Natick, MA, 02761
p: (508) 655-7999
www.spanmass.org
Ages: all
Fees: none
Provides support for advocates and professionals in the field of
special education in Massachusetts. Also educates parents of
children with disabilities about advocacy services and acts as a
resource for advocacy services.
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Provides support services including peer counseling, skills training,
and personal care attendants to individuals with disabilities.
---------------------------------------------------Project Access
at North Shore Community College
1 Ferncroft Rd., Danvers, MA 01923
p: (978) 762-4000
www.northshore.edu/access
Eligibility restrictions: documented intellectual disability
Ages: 18-26 yrs old
Fees: $40 per class
Domestic Violence / Disability-Related Services
St. Ann’s Home, Inc.
100A Haverhill St., Methuen, MA 01844
p: (978) 682-5276
www.st.annshome.org
Ages: 5-22 yrs old
Fees: vary
Residential, outpatient, and private day school for students with
learning disabilities and/or behavioral or emotional disorders. Also
offers group home and independent living programs.
---------------------------------------------------Thom Child and Family Services
320 Main St., P.O. Box 956, West Newbury, MA 01985
p: (978) 363-5553
f: (978) 363-2435
www.thomchild.org
Fees: free with referral
Provides family-centered early intervention services to infants and
toddlers.
---------------------------------------------------US Dept. of Education (DOE), Office for Civil Rights (OCR) –
Boston Regional Office
th
5 Post Office Square, 8 Flr., Boston, MA, 02109-3921
p: (617) 289-0111
f: (617) 289-0150
Ages: all
Fees: vary
Federal agency that enforces civil rights through investigation of
complaints, development and enforcement of regulations, and public
education.
Domestic Violence
Services
Boston Area Rape Crisis Center (BARCC)
English: (800) 841-8371
Spanish: (800) 223-5001
TTY: (800) 688-4889
www.barcc.org
Statewide hotline to assist survivors of rape.
---------------------------------------------------Child at Risk Hotline (DCF 24-hour Hotline)
p: (617) 232-4882
Toll free phone: (800) 792-5200
Free, after-hours emergency response system providing crisis
intervention, information, or referrals for children in danger.
Operates 24/7.
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Provides emergency shelter for individuals and families fleeing
domestic violence and transitional housing for homeless individuals
and families affected by domestic violence, mental illness, and
substance abuse.
---------------------------------------------------Essex Children’s Advocacy Center
in Essex County District Attorney’s Office
10 Federal St., Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 354-62819
www.essexcac.com
Fees: none
Collaborative effort between the DA’s office, DCF, local and state
law enforcement officials, and medical professionals to coordinate
services when an allegation of abuse is under investigation. The
center focuses on the child’s needs to coordinate investigations to
reduce the number of times a child must talk to investigating
professionals.
---------------------------------------------------Gloucester Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Partnership
(GCSAPP)
Massachusetts Enough Abuse Campaign
www.enoughabuse.org
p: (978) 281-2400
GCSAPP is a community-wide collaborative whose primary mission
is to prevent the sexual abuse of children.
---------------------------------------------------Healing Abuse Working for Change (HAWC)
Hotline: (800) 547-1649
TTY: (978) 744-1818
www.hawcdv.org
Ages: all
Fees: none
Hours: M-F 9-5
HAWC Centers provide a 24-hour abuse hotline, advocacy
assistance for abuse victims, individual counseling, support groups,
hospital collaboration, emergency shelter, parent/child trauma
recovery and community education programs.
Gloucester
5 Pleasant St., Gloucester, MA
p: (978) 283-8624
Lynn
140 Union St., Suite 214, Lynn, MA 01901
p: (781) 592-9900
f: (781) 592-1460
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Domestic Violence Services
---------------------------------------------------Elizabeth Stone House
8 Notre Dame St., Boston, MA 02119
p: (617) 522-3417
www.elizabethstonehouse.org
Salem
27 Congress St., Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 744-8552
f: (978) 745-6886
---------------------------------------------------Jane Doe Inc.
p: (877) 785-2020
www.janedoe.org
A coalition that brings together organizations and people committed
to ending domestic violence and sexual assault. Straight, lesbian,
gay, bisexual and transgender friendly.
p: (978) 741-7878
See page 16
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Department of Children and Families (DCF)
www.mass.gov/dcf
Ages: all
Fees: none
Commonwealth’s child protection agency. Provides foster care
services, adoption services, programs for adolescents, and referrals
to domestic violence services, and health and medical services for
children in DCF care.
Cape Ann Area Office
45 Congress St., Building 4, Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 825-3800
f: (978) 825-9091
Serves families in Beverly, Danvers, Essex, Gloucester,
Hamilton, Manchester-by-the-Sea, Marblehead, Middleton,
Peabody, Rockport, Salem, and Wenham.
Lynn Area Office
330 Lynnway, Suite 201, Lynn, MA 01901
p: (781) 477-1600
f: (781) 592-3380
Serves families in Lynn, Lynnfield, Nahant, Saugus, and
Swampscott.
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Domestic Violence Safelink
p: (877) 785-2020
TTY: (877) 521-2601
Multilingual statewide hotline to assist victims of domestic abuse.
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Children (MSPCC)
3815 Washington Street, Suite 2, Jamaica Plain 02130
p: (617) 587-1500
f: (617) 587-1584
www.mspcc.org
Ages: all
Fees: none
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National helpline for victims of domestic violence.
---------------------------------------------------Neighborhood Legal Services - Lynn
181 Union St., Suite 201, Lynn MA 01902
p: (781) 599-7730
f: (781) 595-2022
www.neighborhoodlaw.org
Ages: primarily adults
Fees: none
Hours: M-Th 9-5, F 9-1
Free provider of legal assistance for low-income residents of Essex
County and the Greater Lawrence area. Services include legal
advocacy concerning housing and public assistance, immigration,
domestic violence, and family law.
---------------------------------------------------North American Family Institute (NAFI)/NFI Massachusetts
nd
26 Howley St., 2 Fl., Peabody, MA 01960
p: (978) 538-0286
www.nfima.org
Eligibility restrictions: referral from DCF, DMH, certain insurances
Ages: 9-21 yrs old
Fees: vary
Hours: M-F 8:30-5, 24/7 on-call support
Offers a spectrum of community-based programs for youth and
families with histories of abuse and neglect, serious emotional or
behavioral problems and delinquency problems. Specialized foster
care placements in professionally trained homes may be provided.
Services include home-based family stabilization services and
therapy and an intensive family and community-based treatment
program that works with chronic and violent juvenile offenders aged
12-17.
---------------------------------------------------North Shore Rape Crisis Center
at the YWCA
20 Central Ave., Suite 510, Lynn, MA 01901
p: (781) 477-2313
f: (781) 477-2314
24-hour Hotline: (800) 922-8772
Spanish: (800) 223-5001
TTY: (781) 477-2315
www.nsrcc.org
Ages: 14+ yrs old
Fees: none
Provides services to all sexual assault survivors ages 14 and up and
their significant others. Services include a 24-hour helpline,
accompaniment to police, hospital, or court meetings, counseling,
support groups, educational workshops, and prevention programs.
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Addresses health and safety of children through prevention and
intervention services, physical and mental clinical care, advocacy,
and parent education and support.
---------------------------------------------------National Family Violence Hotline
p: (800) 222-2000
Education Services / Domestic Violence Services
---------------------------------------------------Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network
p: (800) 656-HOPE or (800) 656-4673
www.rainn.org
National helpline for victims of sexual abuse.
---------------------------------------------------Victims of Crime and Loss (VOCAL)
(of Lahey Health Behavioral Services)
131 Rantoul St., Beverly, MA 01915
p: (978) 867-7803
www.nebhealth.org
Eligibility restrictions: victims of trauma
Ages: 4-21 yrs old
Fees: none
Trauma-informed counseling and support for adult and child victims
of trauma.
Education Services
p: (781) 581-1977
See page 14
p: (781) 593-2312
See page 11
HISET (aka GED) preparation for youth.
---------------------------------------------------The College Application Education Project (CAEP)
4 Adams St. Ext., Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 595-1022
p: (781) 596-0760
Ages: middle and high school students
Fees: none
Hours: M-F 3-6
Parents, middle school students, and high school students receive
help with college preparation, admissions, and financial aid
applications. Services include tutoring, college planning, study
groups, and career counseling.
---------------------------------------------------Kids OT to Play
27 Garden St., Danvers, MA 01923
p: (978) 777-1122
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http://kidsotplay.com
Ages: 18 mos-15 yrs old
Fees: Insurance-based
Academic and college preparation afterschool program.
---------------------------------------------------L.E.O. Head Start
p: (781) 581- 7220
See page 6
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Bureau of Special Education Appeals (BSEA)
p: (617) 626-7250
See page 17
Education (DESE) - Program Quality Assurance Services (PQA)
p: (781) 338-3700
See page 18
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Migrant Education Program
50 Terminal St., Ste. 315, Charlestown, MA 02129
p: (978) 657-8331
f: (978) 657-0227
www.edcollab.org/?page_id=86
Eligibility restrictions: parents are migrant workers
Ages: 3-22 yrs old
Fees: none
Provides youths with extended learning opportunities including
homework assistance, tutoring, programs for out of school youth,
parent empowerment and family literacy services, advocacy, and
summer programs.
---------------------------------------------------North Shore Career Center
www.nscareers.org
Ages: all
Fees: none
One-stop career center that helps meet the employment needs of
youth and businesses in the area. Services include HISET (aka
GED) preparation, job placement, and filing for unemployment.
Lynn
p: (781) 593-0585
f: (617) 727-3712
Hours: M,W,Th 8:30-5, Tu 8:30-7, F 9:30-4:30
Includes a Youth Career Center open for walk-ins M-F 12-5.
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Education Services
Pediatric therapy clinic providing occupational therapy, speech
therapy and behavioral therapy.
---------------------------------------------------La Vida Inc.
p: (781) 586-0193
See page 6
Salem
70 Washington St., 1st Floor, Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 825-7200
f: (617) 727-5989
Hours: M,Tu,W: 8:30-5; Th: 8:30-7; F: 9:30-5
Gloucester
5 Pleasant St., Gloucester, MA 01930
p: (978) 283-4772
f: (978) 283-4773
Hours: M-Th: 8:30-5 (closed 12-1); F 9:30-5 pm
---------------------------------------------------North Shore Community College Adult Learning Center
100 Cummings Center, Suite 121, Beverly, MA 01915
p: (978) 236-1227
www.northshore.edu/adult_learning
Ages: 16+ yrs old
Fees: none
Education Services
Provides free HISET (aka GED) prep courses two nights a week.
---------------------------------------------------Operation Bootstrap
20 Wheeler St., Suite 203, Lynn, MA, 01902
p: (781) 599-8543
Ages: 16+ yrs old
Fees: none
Center that provides HISET (aka GED) and ESL classes to
members of the Greater Lynn Community.
---------------------------------------------------Pathways for Children - Head Start
Cape Ann: (978) 281-2400 ext. 280
Beverly: (978) 236-4101
See pages 8 and 13
---------------------------------------------------Salem Cyberspace
p: (978) 740-6667
See page 8
---------------------------------------------------Training Resources of America, Inc.
10 Federal St., Suite 15, Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 744-2417
f: (978) 745-5757
www.tra-inc.org
Ages: 14-21 yrs old and adults
Fees: none
Center offering many services including educational and life skills
training programs for parenting and out-of-school youth.
---------------------------------------------------Upward Bound
at North Shore Community College
1 Ferncroft Rd., Danvers, MA 01923
p: (978) 762-4000
www.northshore.edu/trio/upward_bound.html
Eligibility restrictions: low income or first-generation college student
Ages: high school students
Fees: none
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Provides services to help families and individual move out of poverty
and live more fulfilling lives. Programs include HISET (aka GED)
programs, ESOL classes, job training, and housing support.
Beverly Bootstraps
p: (978) 927-1561
See page 2
Beginner and advanced ESL classes on M, W 6-8pm.
p: (781) 593-2312
See page 11
Call for information about current ESOL services/classes.
---------------------------------------------------Center for International Education/ESL
at Salem State University
8 Harrison Rd., Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 542-6351
f: (978) 542-7104
www.salemstate.edu/cie/
Ages: 18+ yrs old
Fees: vary
Center offering ESL courses through Salem State University as well
as advising on immigration, housing, and academic matters. The
Center also has peer mentoring, social activities, and a student
lounge.
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ESOL Services
English for Speakers of
Other Languages (ESOL)
Services
Education Services /
Works out of North Shore Community College and helps low income
and first-generation college applicants to succeed in pre-college
studies and prepare for college.
---------------------------------------------------US Dept. of Education (DOE), Office for Civil Rights (OCR) –
p: (617) 289-0111
f: (617) 289-0150
See page 20
---------------------------------------------------Wellspring House, Inc.
302 Essex Ave., Gloucester, MA 01930
p: (978) 281-3558
f: (978) 281-6092
www.wellspringhouse.org
Ages: vary
Fees: vary
p: (978) 741-7878
See page 16
ESOL Services
ESOL classes for speakers of Russian.
p: (781) 593-0100 ext. 18
See page 7
---------------------------------------------------Night School at the Ford School
49 Hollingsworth St., Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 477-7375
www.lynnschools.org/classrooms/ford/ford_aboutourschool.shtml
Ages: adult
Fees: none
Operates two nights a week. Offers three levels of ESOL and GED
preparation, as well as occasional classes on parenting, finance,
and other subjects. Childcare and homework help for the children of
night learners is provided. Due to popularity, the program is also
broadcast by Comcast across Lynn.
---------------------------------------------------Operation Bootstrap
p: (781) 599-8543
See page 26
p: (978) 744-2417
See page 26
Center offering many services including free adult ESOL classes.
p: (978) 281-3558
at Sawyer Free Library, 2 Dale Ave., Gloucester, MA
p: (978) 281-9763 ext. 23
See page 27
Tutoring program that meets twice a week and matches students
one-on-one with a tutor or a small group. The focus is on developing
conversational skills, although basic literacy work is also integrated.
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For more information about resources for food, visit
www.essexcountyhungerrelief.org
Acord Food Pantry
69 Willow Street, Hamilton, MA 01982
p: (978) 468-7424
www.acordfoodpantry.org
Eligibility restrictions: need proof of residence of Hamilton, Wenham,
Ipswich, Essex, Topsfield, or Manchester by the sea to qualify.
Appointment is necessary for first time clients.
---------------------------------------------------Action, Inc.
180 Main Street, Gloucester, MA 01930
p: (978) 282-1000
f: (978) 283-0523
www.actioninc.org
Hours: M-F 9-5
Eligibility restrictions: need proof of residence in Gloucester,
Rockport, Essex, or Ipswich to qualify. Appointment is necessary for
first time clients.
Emergency food and SNAP (food stamp) assistance.
--------------------------------------------------------------------Beverly Bootstraps Community Services Inc.
371 Cabot Street, Beverly, MA 01915
p: (978) 927-1561
www.beverlybootstraps.org
Eligibility restrictions: Must show mail from a Beverly or Manchester
residence postmarked within the last 30 days. First time clients must
register before receiving groceries.
Food pantry offers three bags of groceries and client may visit once
every 14 days. Emergency food, farmers markets, food pantry,
holiday meals, and kid summer meals.
----------------------------------------------------------------Catholic Charities North
p: (781) 593-2312
See page 11
Provides assistance with basic needs at the following locations:
.
at Gloucester
60 Prospect Street, Gloucester, MA 01930
p: (978) 283-3055
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Food Services
Food Services
at Lynn
p: (781) 593-2312
Eligibility restrictions: need proof of residence of the North
Shore Area to qualify
Provides emergency food gift cards to families and
individuals once a month. Appointment is necessary for
first time clients.
at Salem
280 Washington Street, Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 740-6923
f: (978) 745-1863
-----------------------------------------------------Danvers People to People Food Pantry
12 Sylvan Street, Danvers, MA 01923
p: (978) 739-4188
www.danverscommunitycouncil.com
Eligibility restrictions: proof of residence of Danvers
Food Services
Eligible clients may visit the pantry twice a month. Appointment is
necessary for first time clients.
---------------------------------------------------------East Coast International Church
65 Munroe Street, Lynn, MA 01901
p: (781) 592-3242
www.ecic-lynn.com
Eligibility restrictions: residence proof is not required
Hours: F 9:30-11
Food pantry offers two bags of groceries. Clients must sign in for the
church’s records. Pantry cannot deliver or give extra food for family
who is not present.
-------------------------------------------------------------First Baptist Church – Soup Kitchens
p: (978) 922-3295 or (978) 927-1561
www.fbcbeverly.org/outreach.html
Eligibility restrictions: None. No ID required.
Hours: Tu,Sa 12:30-1:30; M 6
---------------------------------------------------Food for the World
468 North Canal St., Suite B5, Lawrence, MA 01840
p: (978) 683-9949
www.foodfortheworld.org/pantry.html
Hours: W 9-11 am
Food pantry offers one bag of groceries every week.
---------------------------------------------------Food Source Hotline
p: (800) 645-8333
www.bostonresourcenet.org/assistance/food-help.htm
Hours: M-F 8-7, Sa 10-2
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Food pantry offers one bag of groceries per month. Appointment is
necessary for first time clients.
------------------------------------------------------------------------Harvest Meals-Cape Ann Interfaith Mission – Soup Kitchens
Trinity Congregational Church
70 Middle Street, Gloucester, MA 01930
p: (978) 283-8150
Hours: F 4:30-5 tea and coffee, 5-6 dinner
------------------------------------------------------------------Haven From Hunger – Food Pantry & Soup Kitchens
71 Wallis St., Peabody, MA 01960
p: (978) 531-1530
f: (978) 977-9216
www.havenfromhunger.org
Eligibility restrictions for food pantry: proof of residence in Salem,
Peabody, or Lynnfield and low income
Eligibility restrictions for soup kitchen: none
Food Pantry Hours: M,Tu,Th,F 10:30-2:30
Soup Kitchen: M,Tu,Th,F Dinner served at 5.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------Jewish Family Service’s The Magic of Mitzvah Kosher Food
Pantry
2 East India Square, Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 741-7878
email: info@jfsns.org
The Kosher Meals on Wheels Program provides daily Monday
through Friday delivery of low-salt, low-sugar Kosher meals to
homebound seniors who currently observe Kashrut. Program
participants are asked to voluntarily contribute $2.00 towards the
cost of each meal delivered.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------Jewish Family & Children’s Service, Family Table of the North
Shore
Temple Sinai, 1 Community Road, Marblehead, MA 01945
p: (978) 741-7878
www.jfcsboston.org
Eligibility restrictions: Proof of North Shore Area residency and low
income
Monthly access to food pantry. Appointment necessary for first time
clients. Also emergency food pantry in Danvers. Call in advance.
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Food Services
Hotline to refer callers to emergency resources in their community.
60+ languages
----------------------------------------------------------------------Greater Lynn Senior Services
8 Silsbee Street, Lynn, MA 01901
p: (781) 599-0110
www.glss.net
Eligibility restrictions: Proof of age over 60 and low income
Hours: Third Friday of every month
Food Services
Joseph’s Storehouse
207 Highland Avenue, Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 594-4423
jshfoodpantry.com
Hours: Sa 10-3
-------------------------------------------------------------------------Living Hope Church of the Nazarene – Food Pantry
p: (978) 927-9979
www.beverlychurch.org/local-mission.html
---------------------------------------------------Lifebridge - Soup Kitchens
56 Margin St., Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 744-0500
f: (978) 740-3832
www.lifebridgesalem.org
Hours: M-F breakfast (6:30-9), lunch (12:30), and dinner (6:30). No
lunch service on Tu and Th.
Working to end homelessness in the Salem area by providing
shelter, housing, community meals, and clothing from the thrift store.
-----------------------------------------------------------Lynn City Mission
10 Baltimore St., Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 775-9349
Eligibility restrictions: ID, proof of family size, income, address
-----------------------------------------------------------Marblehead Food Pantry
80 Atlantic Avenue, Marblehead, MA 01945
p: (781) 631-5335
www.essexcountyhungerrelief.org
Eligibility restrictions: Proof of Marblehead residence (photo ID and
current utility bill)
Hours: Tu 9-12; Th 12:30-3 & 6-7
The pantry is housed in the Star of the Sea Community Center, just
to the left of Seaside Park. Use door at the bottom of the ramp on
the right side of the building. Clients may use pantry once a week.
Eligibility based on address, number of people in household,
number children in household
-------------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Department of Transitional Assistance (DTA)
www.mass.gov/dta
Ages: all
Provides low-income families with food assistance, cash assistance,
and emergency shelter.
p: (978) 825-7300
f: (978) 741-4869
Hours: M-F 7-5
Application Info Hotline: (800) 249-2007 (M-F 8:45-5)
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Free soup kitchen providing free lunch and dinner daily.
---------------------------------------------------North Shore Elder Services
p: (978) 750-4540
www.nselder.org
Nutrition program provides home-delivered meals to qualified North
Shore residents who are homebound and unable to prepare their
own meals.
---------------------------------------------------The Open Door
28 Emerson Avenue, Gloucester, MA 01930
p: (978) 283-6776
f: (978) 282-9684
www.foodpantry.org
Hours: M 10-5 & 6-7; Tu 10-5; W-Th 10-4 & 6-7; F 10-12 & 3:30-5
Eligibility restrictions: Proof of residence in Gloucester, Rockport,
Essex, Ipswich, or Manchester and low-income status.
3-5 day supply of emergency groceries once every 7 days.
---------------------------------------------------Sacred Heart Tree of Life Food Pantry
571 Boston Street, Lynn, MA 01905
p: (781) 599-2616
www.sacredheart01905.com
Eligibility restrictions: ID, proof of family size, income, address
Hours: Th 11:30-2
---------------------------------------------------Salem Food Pantry
First Universal Church, 211 Bridge St., Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 744-3224
www.thesalempantry.org
Eligibility restrictions: Salem resident
Ages: all
Fees: none
Provides emergency food assistance to Salem residents the last
Saturday of every month, 9:30-11 AM.
--------------------------------------------------------Salvation Army – Beverly Food Pantry
50 Elliott Street, Beverly, MA 01915
p: (978) 922-4522
Hours: M,W,F 2-4
--------------------------------------------------
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Food Services
---------------------------------------------------My Brother’s Table- Soup Kitchens
98 Willow Street, Lynn, MA 01901
p: (781) 595-3224
f: (781) 595-3224
www.mybrotherstable.org
Hours: M-F 11:45-12:30 (lunch), 5:30-7:15 (dinner); Sa/Su 2:30-4:15
Salvation Army – Lynn Food Pantry
1 Franklin Street, Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 598-0673
f: (781) 586-9327
www.SalvationArmyMA.org/Lynn
Eligibility restrictions: Proof of low income status and residence of
Lynn, Swampscott, Lynnfield, Saugus, or Nahant.
Hours: M,W,F 9-11:30
Food Services
Free emergency food supplies once a month for families with
children (M-F 10-11:30 by appointment).
-----------------------------------------------------------Salvation Army – North Shore Food Pantry
93 North Street, Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 744-5181
f: (978) 741-1159
www.SalvationArmyMA.org/NorthShore
Eligibility requirements: Proof of residence in Salem, Peabody, or
Marblehead.
Hours: M,W,F 9-11
Free emergency food supplies once a month for families with
children (M-F 10-11:30 by appointment.)
---------------------------------------------------Saugus United Parish Food Pantry
50 Essex Street, Saugus, MA 01906
p: (781) 233-2663
www.saugus.com/content/view/249/115/
Hours: F 9:30-11
--------------------------------------------------SeniorCare Inc.- Home Delivery Meals
5 Blackburn Center, Gloucester, MA 01930
p: (978) 281-1750
www.seniorcareinc.org
Eligibility restrictions: proof of age over 60 years old, home bound,
and proof of residence of Gloucester, Rockport, Essex, Ipswich,
Manchester, Essex, Beverly, Hamilton, Wenham, or Topsfield.
Appointment is necessary for first-time clients.
Hours: M-F 10-12
---------------------------------------------------St. John the Baptist Food Pantry
17 Chestnut Street, Peabody, MA 01960
p: (978) 532-2898
www.stjohnspeabody.com/stewardship
Hours: Last Sunday of every month 9-1
-----------------------------------------------------St. John’s Episcopal Church – Soup Kitchens
48 Middle Street, Gloucester, MA 01930
p: (978) 283-8150
Eligibility restrictions: No ID required
Handicap accessible
Hours: Tu 4:30-5 tea and coffee, 5-6 dinner
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NOTE: Food Pantry is closed until October 2014. Please call to get
more info after October 2014.
---------------------------------------------------Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
www.wicprograms.org/state/massachusetts
Ages: women with children up to age 5
Fees: none
Provides supplemental food, health care referrals, and nutrition
information to low-income pregnant, breastfeeding, and postpartum
women with children up to age 5.
WIC – Beverly
4 Ocean St., Beverly, MA 01915
p: (978) 922-2110
WIC – Gloucester
302 Washington St. #1, Gloucester, MA 01930
p: (978) 281-4540
WIC – Lynn
20 Central Ave., Lynn, MA 01901
p: (781) 599-7290
WIC – Peabody
85 Main St., Peabody, MA 01960
p: (978) 531-0871
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Food Services
St. Joseph’s Parish Food Pantry
40 Green Street, Lynn, MA 01905
p: (781) 593-8049
Eligibility restrictions: proof of family size, income, address
Hours: Every other Wednesday.
-----------------------------------------------------------St. Mary’s Church – Tree of Life
8 South Common Street, Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 598-4907
www.stmaryslynn.org
Eligibility restrictions: ID, proof of family size, income, and Lynn
residence
Hours: W 10-12
--------------------------------------------------------St. Stephen’s Food Pantry
74 South Common Street, Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 599-4220
www.ststephenslynn.org
Eligibility restrictions: photo ID, proof of family size
----------------------------------------------------TDC Church
56 Franklin Street, Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 983-4870 or (781) 593-9931
Eligibility restrictions: residents of the North Shore Area.
Hours: Th at 5
Foster Care Services
/
Food Services
WIC – Salem
at Salem Family Health Center
p: (978) 744-8388
Foster Care Services
Child at Risk Hotline (DCF 24 Hour Hotline)
p: (617) 232-4882
See page 20
---------------------------------------------------Children’s Law Center of Massachusetts
p: (781) 581-1977
See page 14
---------------------------------------------------Committee for Public Counsel Services (CPCS), Children &
Family Law Program (CAFL)
One Salem Green, Ste. 408 Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 825-2070
f: (978) 825-2085
Eligibility restrictions: low-income, by court appointment only
Ages: all
Fees: none
Part of CPCS’s statewide program that provides lawyers to parents
and children in child welfare (Care & Protection and FACES/CRA
(formerly CHINS) cases). Attorneys must be appointed by the courts
to represent low-income children and parents.
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Department of Children and Families (DCF)
p: (978) 825-3800
Lynn Area Office
p: (781) 477-1600
See page 22
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Network of Foster Care Alumni
Judge Baker Children’s Center, 53 Parker Hill Ave., Boston, MA 02120
p: (877) 624-3340
www.massnfca.org
Eligibility restrictions: formerly in foster care
A state-affiliated group that works on behalf of alumni of foster care
in Massachusetts.
Children (MSPCC)
p: (617) 587-1500
See page 22
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---------------------------------------------------North American Family Institute (NAFI/NFI)/NFI Massachusetts
p: (978) 538-0286
See page 23
Addison Gilbert Hospital
p: (978) 283-4000
www.beverlyhospital.org (under Locations and Services)
---------------------------------------------------Bayridge Hospital
60 Granite St., Lynn, MA 01904
p: (781) 599-9200
www.beverlyhospital.org (under Locations and Services)
Ages: 18+ yrs old
Fees: vary, primarily insurance
---------------------------------------------------Beverly Hospital
85 Herrick St., Beverly, MA 01915
p: (978) 922-3000
www.beverlyhospital.org
---------------------------------------------------Gloucester Family Health Center
(part of North Shore Community Health Center)
p: (978) 282-8899
www.nschi.org
Fees: Insurance accepted and sliding scale based on income
Hours: M-W,F 8:30-5; Th: 8:30-7
Offers primary care to community members. Services include lab
services, pregnancy tests, and family planning. Portuguese and
Spanish-speaking translators available
---------------------------------------------------Health Quarters
at Lynn Community Health Center
694 Western Ave, Lynn, MA, 01905
p: (781) 593-1115
Ages: all
Fees: vary by ability to pay
Confidential reproductive health service for women, men, and teens
that provides services regardless of ability to pay. Services include
gynecological and testicular exams, birth control and emergency
contraception, cervical and breast cancer screening, STD/HIV
testing and treatment, and pregnancy testing and counseling.
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Foster Care Services / Health Services
Health Services
---------------------------------------------------Kids OT to Play
p: (978) 777-1122
See page 24
Pediatric therapy clinic providing occupational therapy, speech
therapy and behavioral therapy.
--------------------------------------------------Lahey Medical Center, Peabody
1 Essex Center Dr., Peabody, MA 01960
p: (978) 538-4000
www.lahey.org/peabody
--------------------------------------------------Lydia E. Pinkham Memorial Clinic
250 Derby St., Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 744-3288
Ages: all
Fees: vary
Hours: Tu,Th 1-4, closed in July
Well-baby clinic offering free vaccinations and walk-in doctor’s visits.
---------------------------------------------------Lynn Community Health Center
www.lchcnet.org
Ages: all
Fees: sliding scale and some free care available
Health Services
Centers that provide comprehensive health care to residents
regardless of ability to pay.
Main Center
p: (781) 581- 3900
Market Square Family Health
29 Market Square, Lynn, MA 01905
p: (781) 595-7348
Western Ave Location
694 Western Ave., Lynn, MA 01905
p: (781) 595-7348
Dental Services
269 Union St. Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 581-9832
---------------------------------------------------Mass General/North Shore Center for Outpatient Care
102-104 Endicott St., Danvers, MA 01923
p: (978) 882-6100
http://massgeneralnorthshore.org
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH)
p: (617) 624-6000
TTY: (617) 624-6001
Ages: all
Fees: none
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Free insurance program for pregnant, uninsured, low-income
women. Services include prenatal care, two months of postpartum
care, counseling, and referrals.
---------------------------------------------------Minute Clinic – CVS
19 Dodge St., Beverly, MA 01915
311 Newbury St., Danvers, MA 01923
300 Canal St., Salem, MA 01970
p: (866) 389-2727
www.minuteclinic.com
Ages: all
Fees: vary according to health insurance
Hours: M-F 8-7, Sa 9-5:30, Su 10-5:30
Walk-in health care clinic located inside a CVS store where patients
can see a nurse practitioner or physician’s assistant without an
appointment.
---------------------------------------------------North Shore Children’s Hospital
See North Shore Medical Center at page 40
---------------------------------------------------North Shore Community Health Center
www.nschi.org
See Gloucester Family Health Center page 37
Peabody Family Health Center page 40
Salem Family Health Center page 40
Teen Health Center at Salem High School page 42
---------------------------------------------------North Shore Fertility Center
Reproductive Science Center of New England at Addison Gilbert
Hospital
298 Washington St., 4th Floor, Gloucester, MA 01930
p: (800) 858-4832
www.rscnewengland.com/fertility-center/gloucester.cfm
---------------------------------------------------North Shore Health Project
5 Center Street, Gloucester MA 01930
p: (978) 283-0101
www.healthproject.org
Ages: all
Fees: none
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Health Services
Government health agency providing services including health
statistics, hospital services, AIDS services, substance abuse
services, vaccinations, family and community health, and WIC
programs.
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Healthy Start
Applications: (800) 841-2900
Customer Service: 1-888-488-9161
www.massresources.org/healthy-start.html
Eligibility restrictions: must be pregnant, MA resident, not eligible for
MassHealth (except MassHealth Limited), and have family-group
income at or below 200% of the federal poverty level
Provides free holistic health care, support services such as case
management and housing assistance, information and outreach in a
confidential environment for people living with HIV, AIDS and
Hepatitis C.
---------------------------------------------------North Shore Medical Center
81 Highland Ave., Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 741-1200
www.nsmc.partners.org
Hospital services serving the Lynn/Salem area with some free care
available.
Mass General for Children at North Shore Medical Center
p: (781) 741-2100
Health Services
Salem Hospital
p: (781) 741-1215
Union Hospital
500 Lynnfield St., Lynn, MA 01904
p: (781) 581-9200
---------------------------------------------------Peabody Family Health Center
89 Foster St., Peabody, MA 01960
p: (978) 532-4903
www.nschi.org
---------------------------------------------------Planned Parenthood – Boston
1055 Commonwealth Ave, Boston, MA 02215
p: (800) 258-4448
f: (617) 616-1617
Ages: all
Fees: depend on income eligibility
Provides confidential sexual health services including abortion
services, birth control and emergency contraception, HIV testing,
LGBT services, men’s health care, pregnancy testing and services,
STD testing and treatment, and women’s health care.
M 8:30-7:15. Tu,Th,F 7:30-7:15, W 7:30, Sat 7:30-3:30
------------------------------------------Salem Family Health Center
p: (978) 744-8388
Ages: all
Fees: sliding scale
Hours: M,Th,F 8:30-5, Tu,W 8:30-7
Community health center providing primary care. Immunizations,
dental care, women’s health, insurance counseling, diabetes
services, and a WIC center.
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Gloucester
Gloucester High School Clinic
32 Leslie O Johnson Rd., Gloucester, MA 01930
p: (978) 281-3901
Lynn
Operated by the Lynn Community Health Center, these in-school
clinics provide medical and emotional health care services to
children regardless of the family’s ability to pay. Services include
yearly physicals and immunizations.
Breed Middle School Teen Health Center
90 O’Callaghan Way, Lynn, MA 01905
p: (781) 598-0287
Cobbett Elementary School Clinic
40 Franklin St., Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 691-7152
(behavioral health only)
William P. Connery Elementary School Clinic
50 Elm St., Lynn, MA 0190
p: (781) 691-7159
Harrington Elementary School Clinic
21 Dexter St., Lynn, MA, 01902
p: (781) 477-7086
Ingalls Elementary School Clinic
1 Collin St. Terrace, Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 593-0734
Lynn Classical High School Clinic
235 O’Callaghan Way, Lynn, MA 01905
p: (781) 592-8675
Lynn English High School Clinic
50 Goodridge St., Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 598-8128
f: (781) 596-3733
Lynn Vocational Technical Institute Clinic
80 Neptune Blvd., Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 581-7740
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Health Services
---------------------------------------------------Salem Hospital
See North Shore Medical Center page 40
---------------------------------------------------School-Based Health Centers
Teen health center providing school/sports physicals,
immunizations, emergency and non-emergency visits, health
education, and counseling. Open M-F 7-3 during the school year.
Marshall Middle School Clinic
19 Porter St., Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 599-3925
Salem
Teen Health Center at Salem High School
77 Wilson St., Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 740-1220
Ages: teens
Fees: vary
---------------------------------------------------Tufts Medical Center Comprehensive Family Evaluation Center
800 Washington St., #531, Boston, MA 02111
p: (617) 636-6670
f: (617) 636-2166
Ages: all
Fees: vary by ability to pay
A team of pediatricians, psychiatrist, psychologists, social workers,
and an attorney can provide evaluations to use in court in divorce,
child custody, abuse, and other cases involving families.
---------------------------------------------------Union Hospital
See North Shore Medical Center page 40
---------------------------------------------------Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
See page 35
Health Services
WIC – Beverly
p: (978) 922-210
WIC – Gloucester
p: (978) 281-4540
WIC – Lynn
p: (781) 599-7290
WIC – Peabody
p: (978) 531-0871
WIC – Salem
p: (978) 744-838
Housing Services
Action Inc.
p: (978) 282-1000
f: (978) 283-0523
http://actioninc.org/housing.html
HomeCorps program offers foreclosure prevention and postforeclosure services. Action Inc. provides: help with eviction notices,
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Provides assistance with basic needs.
---------------------------------------------------Centerboard
p: (781) 598-9417
See page 15
---------------------------------------------------Greater Boston Legal Services
197 Friend St., Boston, MA 02114
p: (617) 371-1234
TDD: (61) 371-1228
www.gbls.org
Ages: all
Fees: none
Provides free legal assistance in civil matters only to low-income
individuals in the Greater Boston area. Services include advocacy in
family law, health law, disability law, housing, welfare, and
immigration law.
---------------------------------------------------The Haven Project
nd
57 Munroe St., 2 floor Lynn, MA 01901
p: (781) 913-5738
www.havenproject.net
Eligibility restrictions: homeless or at risk for becoming homeless
Ages: 17-24 yrs old
Fees: none
Hours: Tu 6-9; W,Th 3-6
Helps young adults who are homeless or at risk of becoming
homeless build a foundation from which they can reach their
potential. Support and stabilization services including life skills, job
search, health and medical referrals, shelter, referrals, food,
clothing, and toiletries.
---------------------------------------------------Housing Authorities
Promote and provide adequate and affordable housing, economic
opportunity, and a suitable living environment. Provide subsidized
housing or assistance with rent payments to low-income families
and elderly citizens. Eligibility varies based on income.
Beverly Housing Authority
137 Bridge St., Beverly, MA 01915
p: (978) 922-3100
Hours: M-W 8:30-4, Th 8:30-6:30, F 8:30-12:30
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Housing Services
rent or mortgage assistance, housing searches, move-in costs,
mediation in landlord/tenant disputes, and subsidized housing,
including application issues.
at Gloucester: (978) 283-3055
at Lynn: (781) 593-2312
at Salem: (978) 740-6923
See page 11 and 29
Danvers Housing Authority
14 Stone St., Danvers, MA 01923
p: (978) 777-0909
www.danvershousingauthority.org/
Essex Housing Authority
Lufkin House, Chebacco Terrace, Essex, MA 01929
p: (978) 768-6821
Gloucester Housing Authority
259 Washington St., P.O. Box 1599, Gloucester, MA 01931
p: (978) 281-4770
f: (978) 281-6945
www.ghama.com
Hamilton Housing Authority
121 Railroad Ave., South Hamilton, MA 01982
p: (978) 468-3981
Hours: Tu & Th 8-12
Housing Services
Lynn Housing Authority
Admissions Office
170 South Common St., Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 581-8760
Hours: M,W,Th 8-4, Tu 1-7, F 8-12:30
Lynnfield Housing Authority
600 Ross Drive, Lynnfield, MA 01940
p: (781) 581-5783
Hours: M-Th 8:30-2:30
Manchester Housing Authority
Spy Rock Hill, P.O. Box 608, Manchester, MA 01944
p: (978) 526-1850
Hours: M-W 9-5, F 9-4
Marblehead Housing Authority
26 Rowland St., Marblehead, MA 01945
p: (781) 631-2580
Hours: M,W,Th 8-4, Tu 8-7, F 8-12
Middleton Housing Authority
Orchard Circle, Middleton, MA 01949
p: (978) 774-4333
Nahant Housing Authority
194 Nahant Rd., Nahant, MA 01908
p: (781) 581-9623
Hours: M-W 8-12, Th 8-5
Peabody Housing Authority
75 81 Central St., Peabody, MA 01960
p: (978) 531-1938
Hours: M-W 8-4, Th 8-5, F 8-12
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Salem Housing Authority
27 Charter St., Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 744-4431
f: (978) 744-9614
Hours: M-W 8-4, Th 8-7, F 8-12
Saugus Housing Authority
19 Talbot St., Saugus, MA 01906
p: (781) 233-2116
http://town.saugus.ma.us/HA/
Hours: M,F 8:30-5, Tu-Th 8:30-4:30
Swampscott Housing Authority
6 Duncan Ter., Swampscott, MA 01907
p: (781) 593-5516
Hours: M,Tu,Th 8:30-4, W 8:30-8, F 8:30-1
Wenham Housing Authority
Larch Lane, Wenham, MA 01984
p: (978) 468-1532
Hours: Tu,W,F 8-3
Only housing for elderly available
---------------------------------------------------Inn Between
25 Holten St., Peabody, MA 01960
p: (978) 532-2372
f: (978) 531-6548
www.cahns.org/in-between
Eligibility restrictions: availability of space
Ages: all
Fees: none
Emergency program that houses six families at a time and assists
with case management, efforts to obtain housing, and educational
and vocational advancement.
---------------------------------------------------Inn Transition
40 Washington St., Peabody, MA 01960
p: (978) 531-9775
www.cahns.org/inn-transition
Eligibility restrictions: parent recovering from substance abuse
Ages: all
Fees: none
Six-month sober-living transitional housing program for eight
families that allows homeless families to remain together while a
parent is in recovery from alcohol or other substance abuse.
---------------------------------------------------Lifebridge
p: (978) 744-0500
See page 32
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Housing Services
Rockport Housing Authority (RHA)
13 Millbrook Park, Rockport, MA 01966
p: (978) 546-3181
www.townofrockport.com
Hours: M-W 8:30-4:30, Th 8:30-6, F 9-12
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Coalition for the Homeless
15 Bubier St., Lynn, MA 01901
p: (781) 595-7570
www.mahomeless.org
Ages: all
Fees: none
Hours: Homelink Desk at LCHC: Tu-Th 10-4:30
Housing Services
Provides services to homeless individuals and families. Also
provides the Bed for Every Child program that provides beds to lowincome families. Contact the child’s school social worker for more
information. Provides free homelessness prevention assistance,
including housing search assistance and landlord-tenant mediation.
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Department of Transitional Assistance (DTA) –
North Shore Office
p: (978) 825-7300
See page 32
---------------------------------------------------North Shore Community Development Coalition
102 Lafayette St., Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 745-8071
f: (978) 745-4345
www.northshoredc.org
Ages: all
Fees: vary
Runs a number of projects to create low- and very low-income
housing opportunities in the North Shore.
--------------------------------------------------Salvation Army of Lynn
p: (781) 598-0673
f: (781) 586-9327
See page 9
Emergency help with clothing, food vouchers, rent assistance, and
counseling.
p: (978) 281-3558
See page 27
Housing services include emergency shelter for families, housing
search assistance for families living in motels, emergency homeless
prevention funding and guidance, assisting families who have
recently experienced homelessness and moved into permanent
housing to connect with community resources, permanent homes for
11 low-income people at their lodging house, and advocacy for
affordable housing and issues related to homelessness.
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Catholic Charities Boston—Refugee & Immigration Legal
Services
275 W. Broadway, So. Boston, MA 02127
p: (617)464-8100
www.ccab.org
Eligibility restrictions: immigrant or refugee status
Ages: all
Fees: vary
Provides legal consultation, referral and representation for an array
of immigration benefits such as political asylum, naturalization, and
family reunification.
---------------------------------------------------Children’s Law Center of Massachusetts
p: (781) 581-1977
See page 14
---------------------------------------------------City of Boston Office of New Bostonians
1 City Hall Square, Room 803, Boston, MA 02201
p: (617) 635-2980
Provides resources and information for immigrants, refugees and
newcomers. Offers free immigration consultations with an attorney
every 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month.
---------------------------------------------------Community Legal Services and Counseling Center
1 West St. Cambridge, MA 02139
p: (617) 661-1010
www.clsacc.org
Provides legal consultation, referral and representation for
immigration benefits, including political asylum and survivors of
domestic violence.
p: (617) 371-1234
See page 43
---------------------------------------------------International Institute of New England
th
1 Milk St., 4 Floor, Boston, MA 02109
p: (617) 695-9990
f: (617) 695-9191
www.iiboston.org
Eligibility restrictions: immigrant or refugee status
Ages: all
Fees: vary
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Immigration Services
Provides comprehensive services to help immigrants and refugees
transition to a self-sufficient life.
---------------------------------------------------Irish International Immigrant Center
100 Franklin St., LL-1, Boston, MA, 02110
p: (617) 542-7654
Eligibility restrictions: immigrant status
Ages: all
Fees: sliding scale
Multiservice initiative helping people find their place in our
multicultural society. Offers legal assistance on various immigration
issues and conducts free informational immigration clinics
throughout Boston.
Waltham Office
p: (978) 741-7878
See page 16
Offers programming for children of immigrant families, and ESOL
programming for Russian speakers.
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Immigration and Refugee Advocacy Coalition
(MIRA)
105 Chauncey St., Suite 901, Boston, MA, 02111
p: (617) 350-5480
http://miracoalition.org
Ages: all
Fees: none
Policy organization that promotes the right and integration of
immigrant and refugees.
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Migrant Education Program
p: (978) 657-8331
See page 25
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Office for Refugees and Immigrants
th
600 Washington Street, 4 Flr., Boston, MA 02111
p: (617) 727-7888
f: (617) 727-1822
TTY: (617) 727-8147
www.mass.gov/ori
Provides assistance with the citizenship process and promotes
participation of refugees and immigrants as self-sufficient citizens.
---------------------------------------------------Neighborhood Legal Services – Lynn
p: (781) 599-7730
See page 23
p: (978) 886-3067
See page 7
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---------------------------------------------------Political Asylum and Immigration Representation (PAIR)
98 North Washington St. Suite 106, Boston, MA 02114
p: (617) 742-9296
Juvenile Justice
p: (781) 581-1977
See page 14
---------------------------------------------------Committee for Public Counsel Services (CPCS), Youth
Advocacy Division (YAD)
One Salem Green, Ste. 501A Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 825-2090
f: (978) 825-2095
www.youthadvocacydepartment.org
Eligibility restrictions: low-income by court appointment only
Ages: 7-16 yrs old
Fees: none
Juvenile Public defender office for the North Shore. Part of CPCS’s
statewide defender program for juveniles. Attorneys are solely
appointed by the courts to represent low-income children.
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Juvenile Justice
Provides consultation and legal representation in the areas of
privacy, education, immigration, employment, public benefits,
housing and safety for victims of sexual assault.
/
Motivational campaigns that build movement. Current focus on
“Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.”
---------------------------------------------------Victim Rights Law Center
115 Broad St., 3rd Floor, Boston, MA 02110
p: (617) 399-6720
www.victimrights.org
Provides legal representation to asylum applicants and others
seeking immigration assistance.
---------------------------------------------------Refugee and Immigrant Assistance Center (RIAC)
at the New American Center
20 Wheeler St., Suite 401, Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 593-0100 ext. 13
f: (781) 599-3329
---------------------------------------------------Student Immigrant Movement (SIM)
9 Hamilton Place, Ste. 201, Boston, MA 02108
www.simforus.com
---------------------------------------------------Essex County District Attorney’s Office
Main Office
p: (978) 745-6610
f: (978) 744-9470
TTY: (978) 741-1363
Victim/Witness telephone: (978) 745-6610
www.mass.gov/essexda
Ages: all
Fees: vary
Hours: M-F 8:30-5
Prosecutor’s office for criminal cases in Essex County in
Massachusetts.
---------------------------------------------------Essex County Juvenile Court
Juvenile Justice
Lynn Session
p: (781) 586-0415
f: (781) 586-8377 (for clerk)
TTY: (978) 741-3163
Hours: M-F 8:30-4:30
Jurisdiction: Lynn, Marblehead, Nahant, Saugus,
Swampscott
Newburyport Session
188 State St., Rte 1, Traffic Circle, Newburyport, MA 01950
p: (978) 462-0617 ext. 5 f: (978) 463-7950
Hours: M-F 8:30-4:30
Jurisdiction: Amesbury, Hamilton, Ipswich, Merrimac,
Newbury, Newburyport, Rowley, Salisbury, Topsfield,
Wenham, West Newbury
Salem Session
p: (978) 744-5500
TTY: (978) 744-5880
Hours: M-F 8:30-4:30
Jurisdiction: Beverly, Danvers, Lynnfield, Manchester by
the Sea, Peabody, and Salem. As of May 5, 2014,
jurisdiction will include new cases from Essex, Gloucester,
Rockport.
---------------------------------------------------Gloucester District Court
p: (978) 283-2620
f: (978) 283-8784
Hours: M-F 8:30-4:30
Juvenile jurisdiction for Essex, Gloucester, and Rockport for cases
started prior to May 5, 2014.
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Department of Youth Services (DYS)
www.mass.gov/dys
Eligibility restrictions: Youth committed to DYS
Ages: 7-18 yrs old
Fees: none
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Juvenile justice agency of Massachusetts. Services incorporate
secure facilities, client services, clinical services, health services,
substance abuse services, and education services.
Haverhill District Office
143 Essex St., Haverhill, MA 01832
p: (978) 914-7507
Lawrence District Office
15 Union St., Suite 407, Lawrence, MA 01840
p: (978) 651 -2350
Lynn District Office
156 Broad St., Lower Level, Lynn, MA 01901
p: (339) 883-1187
---------------------------------------------------North American Family Institute (NAFI)/NFI Massachusetts
p: (978) 538-0286
See page 23
---------------------------------------------------On Point Teen Resource Center
p: (978) 594-1657
See page 7
Partnership of Salem Police Department, Essex County Juvenile
Court Probation, and The Plummer Home for Boys. Offers a 90 day
program for at-risk court-involved youth with support groups,
recreational activities, and community service. Limited activities
available for all youth.
---------------------------------------------------Straight Ahead Ministries
rd
1 Munroe St., 3 Floor, Lynn, MA 01901
p: (781) 592-6070
www.straightahead.org
Eligibility restrictions: incarcerated youth
Ages: 12-18 yrs old
Fees: none
Provides reentry programming for incarcerated and gang affiliated
youth in the Boston/Lynn area. Programs include job training,
educational services, mentoring relationships, and case
management.
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Juvenile Justice
100 Cummings Center, Suite 347-G, Beverly, MA 01915
p: (978) 646-2300
f: (978) 646-2342
Legal Services
p: (781) 581-1977
See page 14
---------------------------------------------------Committee for Public Counsel Services (CPCS), Children &
Family Law Program (CAFL)
p: (978) 825-2070
f: (978) 825-2085
See page 36
Legal Services
CPCS’s office that provides lawyers to parents and children in child
welfare (Care & Protection and FACES/CRA (CHINS)) cases.
---------------------------------------------------Committee for Public Counsel Services (CPCS), Youth
Advocacy Division (YAD)
p: (978) 825-2090
f: (978) 825-2095
See page 49
Juvenile public defender office for the North Shore.
---------------------------------------------------Essex County Bar Association
p: (978) 741-7888
f: (978) 741-1348
www.essexcountybar.org
Ages: all
Fees: vary
Runs a service to refer individuals to attorneys in the area who will
provide free or reduced-fee consultations or representation.
---------------------------------------------------Disability Law Center
p: (617) 723-8455
See page 15
Lynn Session
p: (781) 586-0415
TTY: (978) 741-3163
See page 50
Newburyport Session
p: (978) 462-0617
See page 50
Salem Session
p: (978) 745-9660
TTY: (978) 744-5880
See page 50
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Legal rights and information organization working to end
discrimination based on sexual orientation, HIV status, and gender
identity.
p: (978) 283-2620
See page 50
p: (617) 371-1234
See page 43
p: (978) 741-7878
See page 16
---------------------------------------------------Legal Advocacy and Resource Center (LARC) Hotline
p: (617) 603-1700
www.larcma.org
Hours: M-F 9-1
Languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese
p: (617) 357-8431
See page 16
---------------------------------------------------Merrimack Valley-North Shore Legal Services
35 John St., Ste. 302, Lowell, MA 01852
p: (978) 458-1465
www.mvlegal.org
---------------------------------------------------Neighborhood Legal Services – Lynn
p: (781) 599-7730
See page 23
---------------------------------------------------North Shore Community Mediation
100 Cummings Center, Suite 307-J, Beverly, MA 01915
p: (978) 232-1212
f: (978) 232-0060
www.nsmediation.org
Ages: all
Fees: vary
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Legal Services
---------------------------------------------------Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders (GLAD)
30 Winter St., Suite 800, Boston, MA 02108
p: (617) 426-1350
f: (617) 426-3594
www.glad.org
Ages: all
Fees: vary
LGBT Services
/
Legal Services
Provides non-adversarial, third party mediation services to assist in
identifying disputed issues and seeking fair settlements without
involving a court.
---------------------------------------------------US Dept of Education (DOE) Office for Civil Rights (OCR) –
p: (617) 289-0111
See page 20
LGBT Services
Boston HAPPENS Programs
th
333 Longwood Ave., 5 Floor, Boston, MA 02115
p: (617) 335-2735
f: (617) 730-0195
Ages: 12-24 yrs old
Fees: vary
Offers free HIV counseling, testing, and referral services to youth
and young adults. Maintains a strong commitment to serving LGBT
youth and homeless youth.
---------------------------------------------------Fenway Community Health Peer Listening Line
p: (617) 627-2535
Anonymous and confidential phone line that provides a safe place
for LGBT youth to call for information, referrals, and support.
---------------------------------------------------Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders (GLAD)
p: (617) 426-1350
See page 53
---------------------------------------------------Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender National Hotline
National Hotline: (888) 843-4564
Youth Talkline: (800) 246-7743
Hours: M-F 4-12, Sa 12-5
www.youthtalkline.org
Provides telephone and email peer-counseling, as well as factual
information and local resources for cities and towns across the
United States.
---------------------------------------------------Greater Boston Parents, Families, and Friends of Lesbians and
Gays (PFLAG)
85 River St., Suite 3A, Waltham, MA 02453
p: (781) 891-5966
f: (781) 891-7444
helpline: (866) 427-3524
www.gbpflag.org
Ages: all
Fees: none
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Government advisory agency to all branches of state government.
Provides resources aimed towards protecting and supporting the
health and safety of GLBT Youth.
---------------------------------------------------MASS Equality
rd
5 Broad St., 3 Floor, Boston, MA 02109
p: (617) 878-2300
www.massequality.org
Ages: all
Fees: none
Works to achieve full equality for the LGBT community and ensure
all LGBT persons feel safe and free from discrimination.
---------------------------------------------------North Shore Alliance of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and
Transgender Youth (NAGLY)
P.O. Box 685, Salem MA 019770
p: (617) 927-6088
www.nagly.org
Ages: all
Fees: none
Holds a weekly support meeting on Tuesday nights6:30-9:30 pm in
Salem. Coordinates the LGBT Youth Group Network of
Massachusetts to provide LGBT youth a safe environment to
discuss experiences, get information, and receive support.
p: (800) 258-4448
See page 40
Provides confidential LGBT services.
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LGBT Services
PFLAG uses support, education, resources, and advocacy to foster
dialogue, create safe environments, counter homophobia and
violence, and help parents and families to understand and connect
with their LGBT children.
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Commission on Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and
Transgender Youth
th
250 Washington St., 4 Floor, Boston, MA 02108
p: (617) 624-5495
www.mass.gov/cgly
Ages: all
Fees: vary
Mental Health Services
NOTE: Many of the listings in Health Services also provide Mental
Health Services and may not be mentioned in this section.
Bayridge Hospital
p: (781) 599-9200
See page 37
Houses in-patient and partial hospitalization program and offers
psychiatric services, mental health counseling, and substance
abuse counseling. Emergency psychiatric services also available at
(781) 477-6940.
---------------------------------------------------Becket Family of Services
225 Broadway St., Ste. 103, Methuen, MA 01844
p: (978) 382-6607
f: (978) 258-1378
toll-free: (855) 536-1102
www.becket.org
Ages: youth and adults
Provides a variety of services to individuals experiencing extreme
behavioral challenges, including home-based treatment, family
support, mentoring, residential respite, targeted case management,
academic support, family therapy, and other therapeutic
intervention.
at Lynn: (781) 593-2312
at Salem: (978) 740-6923
Family Counseling and Guidance Center
p: (978) 774-6820
See page 11 and 29
Provides counseling services for low-income residents.
---------------------------------------------------Central Square Therapy Associates
150 Market St., Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 592-6100
f: (978) 336-0266
www.centralsquaretherapy.com
Ages: 6+yrs old
Fees: vary, primarily insurance-based
Provides outpatient therapy, psychological and neuropsychological
evaluations, and forensic consultation and expert testimony.
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---------------------------------------------------Children’s Friend and Family Services
http://childrensfriend.net
Ages: 3-21 yrs old, adults
Gloucester
33 Commercial St., Gloucester, MA 01930
p: (978) 283-7198
f: (978) 281-7793
Lynn
nd
112 Market St.., 2 Floor, Lynn, MA 01901
Clinic: p: (781) 592-5691 f: (781) 595-4393
CSA: p: (781) 593-7676 f: (781) 595-1081
Community Service Area (CSA) assists families to access
services and coordinate care for children and youth with
serious emotional disturbance for Lynn, Lynnfield, Nahant,
Saugus, and Swampscott.
Salem
110 Boston St., Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 744-7905
f: (978) 740-9145
---------------------------------------------------Eliot Community Human Services
96 Pleasant St., #1 Lynn, MA, 01901
p: (781) 581-4400
www.eliotchs.org
Ages: vary by program
Provides a wide array of mental health counseling and evaluation
services for children, adolescents, adults, families and elders. Other
services include substance abuse counseling, crisis stabilization
services, community support services, and adult day treatment
program.
In addition, provides Mobile Crisis Intervention 24-hours a day for
children, adults, and elders in acute psychiatric distress. Toll Free:
(800) 988-1111.
---------------------------------------------------Family Continuity
9 Centennial Drive, Ste. 202, Peabody, MA 01960
p: (978) 927-9410
f: (978) 531-1355
www.familycontinuity.org
Ages: 3+ yrs old
Fees: vary, some insurance accepted
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Provides care planning for children and youth with serious emotional
disturbance, in-home family therapy, outpatient mental health
services, a parenting support group, trauma focused CBT, education
for parents of children with mental health needs or behavioral
disorders, youth mentoring, and medication management.
Outpatient mental health counseling available at Beverly, Peabody,
and Lawrence offices. Also provides in-home therapy, community
support program, therapeutic mentoring, and parenting classes.
---------------------------------------------------Institute for Family Centered Services
st
12 Metheun St., 1 Fl., Lawrence, MA 01840
p: (978) 794-7966
f: (978) 794-9890
http://www.ifcsinc.com
In-home and community-based treatment including diagnostic
assessment, case management, outpatient treatment, crisis
stabilization, therapeutic support, and family centered treatment.
---------------------------------------------------Lahey Health Behavioral Services
Zero Centennial Drive, Peabody, MA 01960
p: (978) 968-1700
www.nebhealth.org
Ages: vary
Fees: vary, insurance based
Individual, family, play, and couples therapy; therapy for victims of
trauma; psychological and neuropsychological testing; court-ordered
drug abuse programs; and intensive outpatient programs, group
treatment, and individual treatment for substance abuse issues.
Cape Ann Community Service Agency (CSA)
800 Cummings Ctr., Suite 266-T, Beverly MA
p: (978) 922-0025
f: (978) 922-0098
Assists families to access services and coordinate care for
children and youth with serious emotional disturbance.
Serves residents of the following towns/cities: Beverly,
Danvers, Essex, Gloucester, Hamilton, Manchester,
Marblehead, Middleton, Peabody, Rockport, Salem and
Wenham.
In-Home Therapy (IHT) and Therapeutic Mentoring (TM)
IHT: (978) 998-3680 ext. 380
f: (978) 922-0098
TM: (978) 998-3680 ext. 333
Ages: 3+ yrs old
Fees: MassHealth insurance
Therapy in the home for families who require more
intensive services than outpatient counseling. Therapeutic
mentoring provides a one-on-one service for youth with
significant behavioral, emotional, and mental health needs.
Outpatient Clinics
41 Mason St., Ste 1, Salem MA 01970
p: (978) 745- 2440
f: (978) 744-1701
p: (978) 921-1190
f: (978) 927-3724
298 Washington St., Gloucester MA
p: (978) 283- 0296
f: (978) 283-2665
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41-bed hospital facility offering in-patient and partial hospitalization
services, evaluations, in-home family stabilization and therapy, and
therapeutic mentoring.
---------------------------------------------------School-Based Health Centers
See page 41
---------------------------------------------------Mass General for Children at North Shore Medical Center
p: (978) 354-2700 (counseling)
p: (978) 354-2705 (evaluations)
Ages: Under 18 yrs old
Fees: primarily insurance-based
See page 40
Outpatient mental health services and neuropsychological
evaluations.
---------------------------------------------------Mass General for Children at North Shore Medical Center Family Resource Center
p: (978) 354-2660
f: (978) 354-3777
http://nsmc.partners.org/pediatrics/family_resource_center
Ages: all
Fees: vary
Serves children, adolescents, families and professionals. Offers
workshops on mindfulness and stress management and support
groups.
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Department of Mental Health (DMH)
www.mass.gov/dmh
Eligibility restrictions: individuals who suffer significant functional
impairment as a result of mental illness/serious emotional
disturbance.
Ages: all
Fees: none
Provides referrals, providers, and placements for individuals with
severe mental health diagnoses.
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Victims of Crime and Loss (VOCAL)
p: (978) 927-4506 ext. 2
See page 24
---------------------------------------------------The Learning Center for the Deaf: Walden Wraparound Program
p: (508) 879-5110
VP: (774) 999-0941
See page 16
---------------------------------------------------Lowell Treatment Center in Arbour Health System
391 Varnum Ave, Lowell, MA 01854
p: (978) 322-5160
f: (978) 322-5097
www.arbourhealth.com
Ages: adolescents and adults
Fees: vary, insurance-based
Lynn Area Office
p: (781) 477-2070
f: (781) 477-2071
Serves Lynn, Lynnfield, Nahant, Saugus, and Swampscott
Salem Area Office
p: (978) 741-7300
f: (978) 741-7340
Serves Beverly, Danvers, Essex, Gloucester, Hamilton,
Ipswich, Manchester, Marblehead, Middleton, Peabody,
Rockport, Salem, Topsfield, or Wenham
---------------------------------------------------Mental Health Consultation by Massachusetts Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children (MSPCC)
439 S. Union St., Ste. 116, Lawrence, MA 0183
p: (978) 681-9579
f: (978) 681-9508
www.mspcc.org
Eligibility restrictions: priority for programs serving children ages
birth to 5 through subsidized vouchers
Fees: none
The Mental Health Consultation program provides free on-site and
telephone behavioral health consultation services to child care
programs and families.
---------------------------------------------------NFI Massachusetts
p: (978) 538-0286
See page 23
Community-based services for families referred from DCF or DMH
or who have specific types of health insurance.
---------------------------------------------------North Shore Counseling Center
900 Cummings Center, Ste. 324-S, Beverly, MA 01915
p: (978) 922-2280
f: (978) 927-1758
www.nscc-inc.com
Ages: all
Provides outpatient therapy to children, adolescents, adults, and
couples. Also offers a program for divorcing parents to manage
conflicts that arise in co-parenting.
p: (978) 741-1200
See page 40
---------------------------------------------------Parent/Professional Advocacy League (PPAL)
th
45 Bromfield St., 10 Floor, Boston, MA 02108
p: (866) 815-8122
f: (617) 542-7832
Gloucester contact
www.ppal.net
Ages: all
Fees: none
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Provides outpatient and court ordered behavioral health services
and substance abuse services.
---------------------------------------------------Pyramid Builders Associates
93 Euclid Ave., Lynn, MA 01904
p: (781) 780-3566
f: (781) 780-3569
Ages: all
This licensed mental health clinic provides community based
psychosocial and therapeutic services to children, adolescents, and
adults including individual, family, and group therapy, community
support, family stabilization, and in-home therapy. Serves children,
adolescents, adults, couples, and families.
---------------------------------------------------Riverside Community Care: Wakefield Outpatient Center
p: (781) 246-2010
f: (781) 246-1448
www.riversidecc.org
Ages: youth
Fees: insurance, primarily MassHealth
Offers in home therapy and therapeutic mentoring to families in the
North Shore region.
---------------------------------------------------Shelter-SOAP Structured Outpatient Addiction Program
(part of Team Coordinating Agency)
p: (978) 373-1181 ext. 42
f: (978) 374-7605
Eligibility restrictions: homeless
Ages: 16+ yrs old
Fees: MassHealth or fee waivers
Helps people who are homeless and have an addiction or cooccurring mental health disorder. SOAP provides intake,
development of individualized treatment plans, group and individual
therapy, assistance with housing, medical referrals, and aftercare
support.
---------------------------------------------------South Bay Mental Health Center
www.southbaymentalhealth.com
Ages: all
Fees: vary, accepts most insurance
Provides a continuum of community-based services to children,
adults, and families including individual therapy, family therapy,
couple’s therapy, and group therapy. Also provides intensive inhome family therapy under the Children’s Behavioral Health
Initiative.
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Statewide organization that advocates for improved access to
mental health services for children, youth, and their families.
---------------------------------------------------Project Cope
p: (781) 581-9270
See page 19
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Parenting Programming
Lynn
181 Union St., Ste. J, Lynn, MA 01901
p: (978) 542-1951
Salem
35 Congress St., Ste. 214, Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 542-1953
f: (978) 542-1954
---------------------------------------------------Team Coordinating Agency, Inc.
66-76 Winter St., Haverhill, MA 01830
p: (978) 373-1181
f: (978) 374-7605
Ages: 12-18 yrs old
Fees: vary
TCA runs four residential treatment homes that house up to 18 girls
or boys placed through DCF, DMH, or private placement. The
houses provide therapy, mentoring, and educational and behavioral
support.
---------------------------------------------------Youth Villages
at MSPCC, 439 South Union St, Lawrence, MA 01843
p: (978) 681-9514
f: (978) 681-9508
www.youthvillages.org
Fees: vary
Provides intensive in-home services, transitional living for those
leaving the foster care system ages 17-22, and a residential
program located in Arlington, MA for girls ages 12-18.
Catholic Charities North
at Lynn: (781) 593-2312
at Salem: (978) 740-6923
See page 11 and 29
Provides education and parenting skills programs.
---------------------------------------------------Centerboard
p: (781) 598-9417
See page 15
Provides residential program for pregnant and parenting teen
mothers.
----------------------------------------------------
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Home visiting program for pregnant women and new mothers to
have a safe pregnancy, birth, and first year.
---------------------------------------------------Children’s Friend and Family Services
Gloucester
p: (978) 283-7198
See page 57
Lynn
Clinic: (781) 592-5691
CSA: (781) 593-7676
See page 56
Salem
p: (978) 744-7905
See page 57
---------------------------------------------------Connecting Young Moms Healthy Pregnancy Workshop
Beverly Hospital
85 Herrick St., Beverly, MA
p: (978) 922-3000 ext. 2720
www.beverlyhospital.org
Fee: none
Comprehensive pre and post natal program for teens and young
moms. Early pregnancy workshops, childbirth preparation, and post
natal education and support groups.
---------------------------------------------------Early Childhood Family Resource Center
at Family & Children Services of Greater Lynn, Inc.
p: (781) 598-5517
f: (781) 581-6614
www.fcslynn.org/familyresourcecenter.html
Ages: all
Fees: none
Center that provides family advocates, support groups for Latina
mothers, a lending library for books and toys, early child parenting
groups, story hours, parent-child home programming, and
workshops on issues relating to health, safety, and parenting.
---------------------------------------------------63
Cerebral Palsy of Eastern MA Early Intervention Partnerships
Program
Lynn: (781) 593-2727
Salem: (978) 744-7037
See page 15
Eligibility restrictions: pregnant women or with an infant younger
than 2 months, living in Lynn, dealing with stress, smoking,
homelessness, depression, substance abuse or violence, and needs
prenatal care OR teenager having second or third baby.
Ages: in utero–1 yr old
Fees: none
Family & Children’s Service of Greater Lynn, Inc.
p: (781) 598- 5517
f: (781) 581-6614
See page 4
Center offering parenting programs for parents of children 0-6.
---------------------------------------------------Family Continuity
p: (866) 219-3320
f: (978) 531-1355
See page 57
---------------------------------------------------Family TIES of Massachusetts
Massachusetts Department of Public Health
Northeast Regional Office, Tewksbury Hospital
365 East St., Tewksbury, MA 01876
p: (978) 851-7261 ext. 4018
(800) 905-TIES
www.massfamilyties.org
Provides information and referral services, emotional support, and
trainings to parents of children and youth with special needs.
p: (978) 741-7878
See page 16
---------------------------------------------------JOI Child Care Center
p: (781) 596-1241
f: (781) 596-1916
See page 12
Provides free services to teen parents such as parenting groups,
parenting classes, community services, and transportation. Teens
must be under 20 years old and in school.
---------------------------------------------------L.E.O. Head Start
p: (781) 581- 7220
See page 12
Nutrition, social services, health screening, and parent resources.
---------------------------------------------------Lynn Community Connections Coalition
298 Union St., Box #6, Lynn, MA 01901
p: (781) 477-2902
f: (781) 477-2950
http://lynnccc.webs.com
Ages: parents and grandparents
Fees: none
Organization focused on strengthening family support systems to
prevent abuse and neglect. Services include parenting classes, a
parent’s coalition, and a grandparents group.
Children (MSPCC)
p: (617) 587-1500
See page 22
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---------------------------------------------------North Shore Counseling Center
p: (978) 922-2280
See page 60
Support group for parents organized by affiliated organizations.
Some meetings include childcare and dinner. Call or visit website for
more information.
---------------------------------------------------Parents Helping Parents of Massachusetts
108 Water St., Watertown, MA 02472
p: (617) 926-5008
f: (617) 926-5011
www.parentshelpingparents.org
Free, confidential parent support groups in Lowell, Lynn, and Salem.
---------------------------------------------------Parental Stress Line
p: (800) 632-8188
www.parentshelpingparents.org
Toll free confidential helpline providing support for Massachusetts
parents.
---------------------------------------------------Pathways for Children
p: (978) 281-2400
See page 8
Cape Ann Families
p: (978) 281-2400 ext. 110
Services include:
Parent Connection: Weekly support and education group;
Teen Mentoring: Teens mentor children ages 5-12 to
strengthen self-esteem and academic performance;
Parent Mentor: To expand social connections; and
The Nurturing Program: A 15-week family education course
for families with children ages 0-12.
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Provides parent and family mediation.
---------------------------------------------------Parent Professional Advocacy League (PPAL)
Beverly/Salem: p: (978) 298-0296 ext. 732
Lynn: p: (781) 775-0708
http://ppal.net
Eligibility restrictions: North Shore parents and caregivers
Ages: all
Fees: none
Offers a program for divorcing parents to manage conflicts that arise
in co-parenting.
---------------------------------------------------North Shore Community Mediation
p: (978) 232-1212
See page 53
Reproductive Health Services / Parenting Programming
Cape Ann Partnership for Children and Families
p: (978) 281-2400 ext. 120
A network of educators, parents and community members
working together to share resources, receive and offer
trainings and provide support and information to families on
Cape Ann.
Head Start
Cape Ann: p: (978) 281-2400 ext. 280
North Shore: p: (978) 236-4101
See page 13
p: (978) 744-2417
See page 26
Center offering many services including educational and life skills
training for parenting and out-of-school youth ages 14-21 and a
young parents mentoring program.
Reproductive Health
Services
Boston HAPPENS Programs
p: (617) 335-2735
See page 54
Offers free HIV counseling, testing, and referral services to youth
and young adults.
---------------------------------------------------Cornerstone Wellness Center
156 Broad St., # 205, Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 581-2393
www.aac.org
Eligibility restrictions: HIV positive
Ages: all
Fees: none
Hours: Tu-Th 9-4, F 9-3
Run by Strongest Link AIDS services, Cornerstone provides
nutrition programming, daily lunch, monthly food pantry access,
holistic therapies, case management, and support groups for HIV
positive individuals.
---------------------------------------------------Health Quarters
at Lynn Community Health Center
p: (781) 593-1115
See page 37
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Free insurance program for pregnant, uninsured, low-income
women.
---------------------------------------------------North Shore Fertility Center
p: (800) 858-4832
See page 39
p: (978) 741-1200
See page 40
Salem Hospital
p: (781) 741-1215
Union Hospital
p: (781) 581-9200
p: (800) 258-4448
See page 40
---------------------------------------------------Project Cope
p: (781) 581-9270
See page 19
Outreach and referral services for individuals at risk for HIV
infection, including medical, substance abuse and mental health
services, and HIV/STD testing.
---------------------------------------------------Salem Family Health Center
p: (978) 744-8388
See page 40
---------------------------------------------------Strongest Link AIDS Service
156 Broad St., #205, Lynn, MA 01901
p: (978) 774-7554
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Reproductive Health Services
---------------------------------------------------Lydia E. Pinkham Memorial Clinic
p: (978) 744-3288
See page 38
---------------------------------------------------Lynn Community Health Center
p: (781) 581-3900
See page 38
p: (617) 624-6000
See page 38
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Healthy Start
Eligibility line: (888) 665-9993
Applications: (800) 841-2900
See page 39
Substance Abuse Services / Reproductive Health Services
Eligibility restrictions: HIV positive
Ages: all
Fees: none
Provides case management, emergency assistance, peer-led
support groups, and education to HIV positive individuals.
Substance Abuse Services
Alcoholics Anonymous of Greater Boston
12 Channel St., Ste 604, Marine Industrial Park, Boston, MA 02210
p: (617) 426-9444
Ages: all
Fees: none
Support group with a religious core for recovering alcoholics.
---------------------------------------------------Bayridge Hospital
p: (781) 599-9200
See page 37
In-patient, partial hospitalization, and outpatient mental health, and
substance abuse services.
---------------------------------------------------Habit OPCO
11 Circle Ave., Lynn, MA 01905
p: (781) 595-2413
f: (781) 598-0210
Ages: 17+ yrs old
Fees: vary, all insurance accepted
Organization working to combat opiate addiction through a
combination of Methadone treatment, other substitute opiate
treatment, and counseling.
Dosing: M-F 5:50-11, Sat, Sun 6-10:30
Counseling: M,Th 6-8, Tu,W,F 6-3
---------------------------------------------------Healthy Gloucester Collaborative
p: (978) 501-0994
http://healthygloucestercoalition.wordpress.com
The Healthy Gloucester Collaborative aims to reduce alcohol and
other drug problems and the related consequences to youth and
families in Gloucester. Network of parents, youths, and
professionals committed to creating a healthier environment for
Gloucester’s youth.
---------------------------------------------------Inn Transition
p: (978) 531-9775
See page 45
Six-month sober-living transitional housing program.
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Helps young people and families who, as a result of alcohol or other
drug use are experiencing legal, medical, education, or personal
problems. Services can be provided at home, school, or in the
community. Available in the greater Boston region and North Shore.
---------------------------------------------------Lahey Health Behavioral Services
p: (978) 968-1700
See page 58
Provides a wide range of addiction services out of multiple locations:
For detailed information about programs go to www.nebhealth.org.
Boys’ Adolescent Residential (Danvers)
Info: (978) 739-7615
Intake: (617) 661-3391
Ages: 13–17 yrs old
Clinical Stabilization Services (CSS) (Danvers)
p: (978) 739-7621
Residential program for clients who need a transitional
phase between detoxification and longer term care.
Danvers Treatment Center
p: (978) 777-2121
f: (978) 714-4814
Outpatient methadone programs, adolescent program and
detoxification center.
Substance Use Navigation (SUN) Project (Beverly)
p: (978) 867-7137
www.sunprojectma.org
Information for parents/caretakers regarding child’s
drinking/drug use, brief counseling, consultation and help
navigating local substance use services.
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Department of Public Health – Bureau of
250 Washington St., Third Floor, Boston, MA 02108
p: (617) 624-5111
TTY: (888) 448-8321
www.mass.gov/dph/bsas
Ages: 13+ yrs old
Fees: vary
Offers a variety of programs for teens and young adults
experiencing difficulties with substance abuse, including outpatient
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---------------------------------------------------The Institute for Health and Recovery – The SAFE Project
349 Broadway, Cambridge, MA 02139
p: (617) 661-3991
f: (617) 661-7277
Ages: 13-24 yrs old
Fee: none
counseling, detoxification and stabilization, residential placements,
recovery homes, and recovery high school.
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Substance Abuse Information and Education
Hotline
p: (800) 327-5050
TTY: (888) 448-8321
www.helpline-online.com
Provides referrals and information about treatment and prevention
services throughout Massachusetts 24 hours a day.
---------------------------------------------------Motivating Youth Recovery
26 Queen St., Worcester, MA 01610
p: (508) 860-1244
f: (508) 860-1245
www.communityhealthlink.org
Ages: 13-17 yrs old
Fees: usually health insurance, self-pay
Specialized adolescent substance abuse treatment program offering
detox, medical care, assessment and treatment planning, individual,
group, and family therapy, and aftercare coordination.
---------------------------------------------------Narcotics Anonymous of New England
p: (866) 624-3578
www.newenglandna.org
info@newenglandna.org
Support group with a religious core for those recovering from a drug
addiction.
---------------------------------------------------National Alcohol and Drug 24-Hour Helpline
p: (800) 821-4357
National helpline to provide referrals and information about
treatment and prevention services 24 hours a day.
---------------------------------------------------Project Cope
p: (781) 581-9270
See page 19
Provides substance abuse and addiction services.
---------------------------------------------------Willow Laboratories
280 Union St. Lynn, MA 01901
p: (781) 268-2400
f: (781) 268-2411
www.willowlabs.com
Ages: all
Fees: vary
Provides rapid drug testing services.
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Beverly Bootstraps
p: (978) 927-1561
See page 2
Thrift store, food assistance, and youth & family services, including
after-school homework clubs, a youth literacy program, school
supply donations, and summer camps.
---------------------------------------------------Big Brothers Big Sisters of Massachusetts Bay – Greater
Boston Office
p: (617) 542-9090 or (617) 236-8060
See page 2
---------------------------------------------------Building Bridges Through Music
p: (781) 479-8327
See page 3
---------------------------------------------------Cape Ann Art Haven
180B Main St., Gloucester, MA 01930
p: (978) 283-3888
www.arthaven.org
Children grades 3-6 learn the basics of working with clay. Children
grades 7-12 learn basics of darkroom photography.
p: (781) 593-2312
See page 11
Provides job training intervention.
---------------------------------------------------Compass Youth Program of Action, Inc.
Brown’s Mall
180 Main St. (entrance at 5 Pleasant St.), Gloucester, MA 01930
p: (978) 281-9682
f: (978) 281-9685
http://actioninc.org/compass.html
An education, training, and employment program for 16-21 year
olds. Helps young people realize educational goals, develop skills
for the workplace and helpful attitudes towards work, and discover
their career interests. Provides students with educational
alternatives and creative opportunities that reduce or eliminate
barriers to learning. Primary goal is for students to obtain a high
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Youth Outreach and Job Training Programs
Youth Outreach and Job
Training Programs
school diploma or GED and to enter college or full-time employment
as successful young adults.
---------------------------------------------------Early Childhood Family Resource Center
at Family & Children Services of Greater Lynn, Inc.
p: (781) 598-5517
See page 63
Family support center that offers a teen violence prevention and
asset-building program.
---------------------------------------------------Essex County Community Organization (ECCO)
74 South Common St., Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 592-6167
www.eccoaction.org
Eligibility restrictions: none
Ages served: Adolescents
Fees: none
Working to increase private sector jobs for youth. ECCO works to
increase state funding for youth jobs as part of the Youth Jobs
Coalition. Also works with the North Shore Career Center on
practices to give better support and training to youth in jobs.
---------------------------------------------------The Food Project
p: (781) 346-6726
See page 4
Engages young people and encourages leadership through
sustainable agriculture experience on local farmland. Provides
summer employment opportunities.
---------------------------------------------------Girls Inc. of Lynn
p: (781) 592- 9744
See page 5
---------------------------------------------------Gloucester Committee for the Arts (CFTA)
Gloucester, MA
http://gloucester-ma.gov/index.aspx?NID=102
Develops and promotes educational programs and establishes
awards and honors to recognize local artists. The committee works
with other city departments to shape and implement a citywide
public art policy. The Committee advises City officials on the value
of a diverse, cultural life as well as encourages art programs within
public schools.
---------------------------------------------------Gloucester Stage Company
267 East Main St., Gloucester, MA 01930
p: (978) 281-4433
www.gloucesterstage.com
Offers a variety of plays throughout the year and a youth acting
summer workshop for children ages 6-12.
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Free career technical training and education program offered by the
federal government. Residential program provides hands on
training, job placement, and ongoing support after graduation.
---------------------------------------------------Kaya
at YMCA Lynn
p: (781) 581-3105 ext. 239
See page 6
---------------------------------------------------LYSOA Inc. – Lynn Youth Street Outreach Advocacy
16 City Hall Sq., Lynn, MA 01901
p: (781) 342-0580
www.lysoa.org
Ages: adolescents
Fees: none
Provides services to at-risk youth, young adults, and their families in
the Lynn community. Services include outreach activities, case
management with weekly visits and phone check-ins, job search
assistance, community service, educational needs, and family
development.
---------------------------------------------------MY TURN
1019 Crescent St., Brockton, MA 02301
p: (508) 580-2659
www.my-turn.org
Ages: adolescents
Fees: none
MY TURN is a dropout prevention and intervention solution for offtrack youth in cities characterized by high poverty, high
unemployment, and poor educational outcomes. MY TURN offers
school-to-career training, college prep, and a GED program in seven
cities in MA and NH.
---------------------------------------------------North Shore Career Center
Lynn: (781) 593-0585
Salem: (978) 825-7200
Gloucester: (978) 283-4772
See page 25
---------------------------------------------------Part of the Solution
at Girls Inc. of Lynn
50 High St., Lynn, MA 01901
p: (781) 592-9744 ext. 214
http://girlsinclynn.org
Ages: teens
Fees: none
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---------------------------------------------------Job Corps
www.recruiting.jobcorps.gov
Eligibility restrictions: U.S. citizen or legal resident, low income
Ages: 16-24 yrs old
Fees: none
Program in which 25 Lynn teens from different backgrounds work
together to reduce alcohol and drug use, promote a healthy
community, and make neighborhoods safer.
---------------------------------------------------Rockport Music
35-37 Main St., Rockport, MA
p: (978) 546-7391
www.rockportmusic.org
Committed to enriching lives through great music. Offers
educational enrichment programs (including school outreach
programs) for youth
---------------------------------------------------Salvation Army of Lynn
p: (781) 598-0673
f: (781) 586-9327
See page 9
Bridging the Gap program, a free 12-week prevention/intervention
program with a religious base for at-risk youth age 12-17.
---------------------------------------------------Straight Ahead Ministries
p: (781) 592-6070
See page 51
Provides reentry programming for incarcerated and gang affiliated
youth.
---------------------------------------------------Valley Works Career Center
439 South Union St., Building 2, Suite 106, Lawrence, MA 01843
p: (978) 722-7000
f: (978) 722-7090
www.valleyworks.cc
Eligibility restrictions: low income
Ages: 14-21 yrs old
Fees: none
Offers hands on job training for youths 14-21. Programs for youth in
school and youth out of school but completing their GED.
Bridging the Gap program, a free 12-week prevention/intervention
program with a religious base for at-risk youth age 12-17.
p: (978) 281-3558
See page 27
Eligibility restrictions: Attendance at a MediClerk Information
meeting; high school diploma or GED; computer and typing
experience (20 words per minute preferred); able to pass a Criminal
Offender Record Investigation (CORI).
The MediClerk program at Wellspring is a 13 week program
designed to provide the skills necessary to succeed in an
administrative position in the healthcare field. For more information
call: (978) 354-2128.
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Traditional and Specialty Day Camp for children.
---------------------------------------------------YouthBuild North Shore
102 Lafayette Street, Salem MA 01970
p: (978) 825-4018
Part of the North Shore Community Development Coalition,
YouthBuild North Shore provides skills training and job training
programs.
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---------------------------------------------------YMCA Teen & Camp Services
57 Atlantic, Gloucester, MA 01930
p: (978) 283-0470
www.northshoreymca.org
Ages: 4-17 yrs old
School Listings
Public Schools
Beverly Public Schools
502 Cabot St., Beverly MA 01915
p: (978) 921-6100
f: (978) 922-6597
www.beverlyschools.org
New students enroll at appropriate school. See website.
Hannah Elementary
R41 Brimbal Ave.
Beverly, MA 01915
p: (978) 921-6126
f: (978) 921-6084
Special Education
p: (978) 921-6100
Public Schools
Ayers Ryal Side Elementary
40 Woodland Ave.
Beverly, MA 01915
p: (978) 921-6111
f: (978) 921-1995
North Beverly Elementary
48 Putnam St.
Beverly, MA 01915
p: (978) 921-6130
f: (978) 921-4007
Centerville Elementary
17 Hull St.
Beverly, MA 01915
p: (978) 921-6120
f: (978) 921-8571
Briscoe Middle
7 Sohier Rd.
Beverly, MA 01915
p: (978) 921-6103
f: (978) 927-7781
Cove Elementary
20 Eisenhower Ave.
Beverly, MA 01915
p: (989) 921-6121
f: (978) 921-8551
Beverly High
100 Sohier Rd.
Beverly, MA 01915
p: (978) 921-6132
f: (978) 927-9460
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Danvers Public Schools
64 Cabot Road, Danvers, MA 01923
p: (978) 777- 4539
f: (978) 777-8931
www.danverspublicschools.org
New students enroll at appropriate school. See website.
Student Services (including
Special Education)
p: (978) 774-6112
Highlands Elementary
190 Hobart St.
Danvers, MA 01923
p: (978) 774-5011|
f: (978) 777-5821
Great Oak Elementary
76 Pickering St.
Danvers, MA 01923
p: (978) 774-2533
f: (978) 777-1471
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p: (978) 774-6946
f: (978) 739-441
Holten Richmond Middle
55 Conant St.
Danvers, MA 01923
p: (978) 774-8590
f: (978) 762-8686
Smith Elementary
15 Lobao Drive
Danvers, MA 01923
p: (978) 774-1350
f: (978) 774-1351
Danvers High
60 Cabot Rd.
Danvers, MA 01923
p: (978) 777-8925
f: (978) 777-8931
Thorpe Elementary
Avon Rd.
Danvers, MA 01923
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Essex Schools
See Manchester Essex Regional School District on page 82
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Gloucester Public Schools
6 School House Rd., Gloucester, MA 01930
p: (978) 281-9800
www.gloucesterschools.com
New students enroll at this office.
Special Education/Special
Services
p: (978) 281-9848
Veterans' Memorial
Elementary
11 Webster St.
Gloucester, MA 01930
p: (978) 281-9820
Gloucester Pre-School
2 Blackburn Drive
p: (978) 281-9848
West Parish School
Elementary
10 Concord St.
p: (978) 281-9836
Beeman Elementary
138 Cherry St.
p: (978) 281-9825
O'Maley Innovation Middle
32 Cherry St.
p: (978) 281-9850
East Gloucester Elementary
8 Davis St. Extension
p: (978) 281-9830
Gloucester High
32 Leslie O Johnson Rd.
p: (978) 281-9870
Plum Cove Elementary
15 Hickory St.
p: (978) 282-3030
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Public Schools
Riverside Elementary
95 Liberty St.
Danvers, MA 01923
p: (978) 774-5010
f: (978) 774-7850
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Hamilton-Wenham Regional School District
5 School St., Wenham, MA, 01984
p: (978) 626-0821
f: (978) 468-7889
www.hwschools.net
Services
775 Bay Rd.
S. Hamilton, MA 01982
p: (978) 460- 0400
f: (978) 468-0241
Winthrop Elementary
325 Bay Rd.
p: (978)468-5340
f: (978)468-531
Buker Elementary
1 School St.
Wenham, MA 01984
p: (978)468-5324
f: (978)468-5329
Miles River Middle
787 Bay Rd.
p: (978)468-0362
Public Schools
Cutler Elementary
237 Asbury St.
p: (978)468-5330
f: (978)468-5314
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Hamilton Wenham High
775 Bay Rd.
p: (978)468-0400
f: (978)468-0241
Lynn Public Schools
100 Bennett St., Lynn, MA 01905
p: (781) 593-1680
www.lynnschools.org
Parent Information Center
(PIC)
p: (781) 592-8796 x 3179
f: (781) 598-3160
New students enroll at this
office.
Washington S.T.E.M.
Innovation School (Pre-K, 46)
58 Blossom St.
Lynn, MA 01905
p: (339) 883- 1414
Special Education
p: (781) 477-7220
f: (781) 477-7191
Aborn Elementary
409 Eastern Ave.
Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 477-7320
Early Childhood Information
Center
90 Commercial St., Second
Floor
Lynn, MA 01905
p: (781) 477-7220
Brickett Elementary
123 Lewis St.
Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 477-7333
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Callahan Elementary
200 O’Callaghan Way
Lynn, MA 01905
p: (781) 477-7340
Cobbett Elementary
40 Franklin St.
Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 477-7341
Sewell-Anderson Elementary
25 Ontario St.
Lynn, MA 01905
p: (781) 477-7444
William P. Connery
Elementary
50 Elm St.
Lynn, MA 01905
p: (781) 477-7344
Shoemaker Elementary
26 Regina Rd.
Lynn, MA 01904
p: (781) 477-7450
Drewicz Elementary
34 Hood St.
Lynn, MA 01905
p: (781) 477-7350
Sisson Elementary
58 Conomo Ave.
Lynn, MA 01904
p: (781) 477- 7455
Fallon Elementary
100 Robinson St.
Lynn, MA 01905
p: (781) 477-7470
Tracy Elementary
35 Walnut St.
Lynn, MA 01905
p: (781) 477-7466
Ford Elementary
49 Hollingsworth St.
Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 477-7375
Breed Middle
Lynn, MA 01905
p: (781) 477-7330
Harrington Elementary
21 Dexter St.
Lynn, MA, 01902
p: (781) 477-7380
Marshall Middle
19 Porter St.
Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 477-7360
Hood Elementary
24 Oakwood Ave.
Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 477-7390
Pickering Middle
70 Conomo Ave.
Lynn, MA 01904
p: (781) 477-7440
Ingalls Elementary
1 Collins St.
Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 477-7400
Fecteau Leary Jr/Sr High
School (7-12)
33 North Common St.
Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 268-3007
Lincoln-Thomson
Elementary
115 Gardiner St.
Lynn, MA 01905
p: (781) 477-7460
Classical High
Lynn, MA 01905
p: (781) 477-7404
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Public Schools
Lynn Woods Elementary
31 Trevett Ave.
Lynn, MA 01904
p: (781) 477-7433
Lynn Vocational Technical
Institute (Pre-K, 9-12)
80 Neptune Blvd
Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 477-7431
English High
50 Goodridge St.
Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 477-7366
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Lynnfield Public Schools
55 Summer St., Lynnfield, MA 01940
p: (781)334-9200
www.lynnfield.k12.ma.us/pages/Lynnfield_PS
Services
p: (781)334-9200
Summer Street Elementary
262 Summer St.
Lynnfield, MA 01940
p: (781)334-5830
Lynnfield Preschool
525 Salem St.
Lynnfield, MA 01940
p: (781)581-5140
Lynnfield Middle
505 Main St.
Lynnfield, MA 01940
p: (781)334-5810
Public Schools
Huckleberry Hill Elementary
5 Knoll Rd.
Lynnfield, MA 01940
p: (781) 334-5835
Lynnfield High
275 Essex St.
Lynnfield, MA 01940
p: (781)334-5820
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Manchester Essex Regional School District
36 Lincoln St., Manchester, MA 01944
p: (978) 526-4919
f: (978) 768-2502
www.mersd.org
Services
p: (978) 525-6060
Manchester Essex Regional
Middle
36 Lincoln St.
Manchester, MA 01944
p: (978) 526-2022
Essex Elementary
12 Story St.
Essex, MA 01929
p: (978) 768-7324
Manchester Essex Regional
High
36 Lincoln St.
p: (978) 526-4412
Memorial Elementary
43 Lincoln St.
p: (978) 526-1908
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82
Marblehead Public Schools
Special Education/Student
Services
p: (781) 639-3140 ext. 25
Elbridge Gerry School (K-1)
50 Elm St.
Marblehead, MA 01945
p: (781) 639-3185
L.H. Coffin School (2-3)
1 Turner Rd.
p: (781) 639-3180
f: (781) 639-3182
Glover School (K-3)
9 Maple St.
p: (781)639-3190
f: (781)639-3192
Malcolm Bell School (PreK-3)
40-42 Baldwin Rd.
p: (781) 639-3170
f: (781) 639-3173
Marblehead Village School (68)
93 Village St.
p: (781)639-3159
Marblehead Veterans Middle
(8-10)
217 Pleasant St.
p: (781) 639-3120
f: (781) 639-3130
Marblehead High School (1012)
2 Humphrey St.
p: (781)639-3100
f: (781)639-3105
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Middleton Public Schools
Middleton Administration
28 Middleton Road, Boxford, MA 01921
p: (978) 887-0771
www.tritownschoolunion.com
Elementary schools are part of the Tri-City Union with Boxford and
Topsfield. New students enroll at appropriate school.
Special Education
p: (978) 887-4119
Fuller Meadow School (K-2)
143 S Main Street
Middleton, MA 01949
p: (978) 352-8616
Howe Manning Elementary
School (PreK, 3-6)
26 Central Street
Middleton, MA 01948
p: (978) 739-2800
Masconomet Regional School District Administration
20 Endicott Road, Topsfield, MA 01983
p: (978) 887-2323
83
Public Schools
9 Widger Rd., Marblehead, MA 01945
p: (781) 639-3140
http://marbleheadschools.org
http://masconomet.org
A separate school district with a middle school and high school that
serve students who reside in Boxford, Topsfield, and Middleton.
Masconomet Regional High
School (9-12)
20 Endicott Rd.
Topsfield, MA 01983
p: (978) 887-2323
Masconomet Regional Middle
School (7-8)
20 Endicott Road
Topsfield, MA 01983
p: (978) 887-2323
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Nahant Public Schools
290 Castle Rd., Nahant, MA 01908
p: (781) 581-1600
f: (781) 581-0440
www.nahantschools.org
Johnson Elementary
290 Castle Rd.
Nahant, MA 01908
p: (781) 581-1600
f: (781) 581-0440
For Nahant Middle and High School see Swampscott Middle and
High Schools page 87.
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Public Schools
Peabody Public Schools
21 Johnson St., Peabody, MA 01960
p: (978) 536-1600
www.peabody.k12.ma.us
Special Education
p: (978) 536-6060
Center Elementary
18 Irving St.
Peabody, MA 01960
p: (978) 536-5475
f: (978) 536-5490
Brown Elementary
150 Lynn St.
Peabody, MA 01960
p: (978) 536-4100
McCarthy Elementary
76 Lake St.
Peabody, MA 01960
p: (978) 536-5625
Burke Elementary
127 Birch St.
Peabody, MA 01960
p: (978) 536-5400
f: (978) 536-5400
South Elementary
16 Maple St. Ext.
Peabody, MA 01960
p: (978) 536-9700
Carroll Elementary
60 Northend St.
Peabody, MA 01960
p: (978) 536-4200
Welch Elementary
50 Swampscott Ave.
Peabody, MA 01960
p: (978) 536-5775
84
West Elementary
18 Bow St.
Peabody, MA 01960
p: (978) 536-5850
p: (978) 536-4800
f: (978) 536-4810
Higgins Middle
1 Kings St. Ext.
Peabody, MA 01960
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Rockport Public Schools
24 Jerden's Lane, Rockport, MA 01966
p: (978) 546-1200
f: (978) 546-1205
www.rpk12.org
New students enroll at appropriate school.
Services
p: (978) 546-1210
Rockport Elementary
34 Jerden's Lane
Rockport, MA 01966
p: (978) 546-1220
Rockport Early Childhood
Center
13 Railroad Ave.
Rockport, MA 01966
p: (978) 546-1374
Rockport Middle
26 Jerden's Lane
Rockport, MA 01966
p: (978) 546-1250
Rockport Head Start
30 Jerdens Lane
Rockport, MA 01966
p: (978) 546-5298
Rockport High
24 Jerden's Lane
Rockport, MA 01966
p: (978) 546-1234
Sandy Bay Pre-School
12 School St.
Rockport, MA 01966
p: (978) 546-6366
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Salem Public Schools
p: (978) 740-1212
f: (978) 740-3083
www.salem.k12.ma.us
Parent Information Center
(PIC)
p: (978) 740-1281
f: (978) 740-1176
Bilingual: (978) 740-1225
New students enroll at this
office.
Salem Early Childhood Center
Located at Bentley Elementary
25 Memorial Dr.
Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 740-1181
AM session: M-Th 8:30-11
PM session: M-Th 12-2:30
Pupil Personnel
Services/Special Education
p: (978) 740-1249 or 740-1244
f: (978) 740-1137
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Public Schools
Veterans Memorial High
485 Lowell St.
Peabody, MA 01960
p: (978) 536-4500
Bates Elementary
53 Liberty Hill Ave.
Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 740-1250
Witchcraft Heights
Elementary
1 Frederick St.
Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 740-1271
f: (978) 825-3251
Bentley Elementary
25 Memorial Dr.
Salem, MA, 01970
p: (978) 740-1164
f: (978) 740-1164
Nathanial Bowditch (K-8)
79 Wilson St.
Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 740-1290
f: (978) 740-1180
Carlton Elementary
10 Skerry St.
Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 740-1280
Collins Middle School
29 Highland Ave.
Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 740-1193
f: (978) 740-1183
Horace Mann Laboratory
Elementary
33 Loring Ave.
Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 542-6220
Salem High School
77 Wilson St.
Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 745-9300
Public Schools
Saltonstall (K-8)
160 Federal St.
Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 740-1297
f: (978) 740-1288
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Saugus Public Schools
23 Main St., Saugus, MA 01906
p: (781) 231-5000
www.saugus.k12.ma.us
Special Education
p: (781) 231-5000 ext. 105
Oaklandvale Elementary
266 Main St.
Saugus, MA 01906
p: (781)231-5082
f: (781)231-5085
Ballard Early Childhood
Center
Ballard School
22 Richard St.
Saugus, MA 01906
p: (781)231-5021
f: (781)233-1360
Veterans Memorial
Elementary
39 Hurd Ave.
Saugus, MA 01906
p: (781)231-8166
f: (781)231-8502
Lynnhurst Elementary
10 Elm St.
Saugus, MA 01906
p: (781)231-5079
f: (781)233-9420
Douglas Waybright
Elementary School
25 Talbot St.
Saugus, MA 01906
p: (781)231-5087
f: (781)231-5090
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Swampscott Public Schools
207 Forest Ave, Swampscott, MA 01907
p: (781) 596-8800
www.swampscott.k12.ma.us
Student Support
Services/Special Education
p: (781) 596-8800 ext. 383
Stanley Elementary
10 Whitman Rd.
Swampscott, MA 01907
p: (781)596-8837
Clarke Elementary
100 Middlesex Ave
p: (781) 596-8812
Swampscott Middle
207 Forest Ave.
p: (781) 596-8820
Hadley Elementary
24 Redington St.,
p: (781)596-8847
Swampscott High
200 Essex St.
p: (781) 596-8830
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Wenham Schools
See Hamilton-Wenham Regional School District on page 80.
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Public Schools
Belmonte Middle
Saugus High
25 Dow St.
Pearce Memorial Drive
Saugus, MA 01906
Saugus, MA 01906
p: (781)231-5052
p: (781)231-5027
f: (781)233-5665
f: (781)231-5030
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Regional Vocational Schools
/
Charter Schools
Regional Vocational
Schools
North Shore Vocational
Technical High School
30 Log Bridge Rd.
Middleton, MA 01949
p: (978) 762-0001
www.nsths.net
Essex Agricultural and
Technical High School
562 Maple St.
P.O. Box 362
Hathorne, MA 01937
p: (978) 774-0050
www.agtech.org
As of September 2014, North Shore Vocational Technical High
School and Essex Agricultural and Technical High School will merge
to form:
Essex Tech
P.O. Box 346
Hathorne, MA 01937
www.essextech.net
Residents of the following towns have access to all programs:
Beverly, Boxford, Danvers, Essex, Gloucester, Hamilton, Lynnfield,
Manchester by the Sea, Marblehead, Middleton, Nahant, Peabody,
Rockport, Salem, Swampscott, Topsfield, Wenham. Residents of all
other towns have access to limited programing.
Charter Schools
Excel Chelsea Middle
80 2nd Street,
Chelsea, MA 02150
p: (617) 336-9970
www.excelacademy.org
Serves students from East
Boston, Chelsea and
surrounding towns
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KIPP Academy Lynn Charter
School (K-12)
25 Bessom St.
Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 598-1609
www. kippma.org
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www.phoenixcharteracademy.org
Serves Lynn, Revere, and
Chelsea
------------------------------------------PioneerCharter School of
Science (7-12)
51-59 Summer St
Everett, MA 02149
p: (617) 389-7277
http://pioneercss.org
Students from any town eligible.
------------------------------------------Salem Academy Charter
School
45 Congress St.
Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 744-2105
f: (978) 744-7246
Special Education/Private
Schools
To find all special education and private schools in your area, go to
http://profiles.doe.mass.edu
Below is a list of Special Education Collaborative programs in the
region:
Merrimack Special Education
Collaborative
Administration Building
40 Linnell Circle
Billerica, MA 01821
p: (978) 528-7880
www.valleycollaborative.org
North Shore Consortium
83 Pine St
Peabody, MA 01960
p: (978) 536-5151
www.nsedu.org
SEEM Collaborative
92 Montvale Ave
Stoneham, MA 02180
www.seemcollaborative.org
p: (781) 279-1361
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/ Special Education/Private Schools
www.salemacademycs.org
Alternative charter school
serving Salem residents in
grades 6-12.
------------------------------------------Salem Community Charter
School
Museum Place Mall, Suite 121
Salem, MA 01907
p: (978) 745-9300
Alternative, competency-based
high school serving Salem.
------------------------------------------Marblehead Community
Charter Public School
17 Lime St.
www.marbleheadcharter.org
p: (781) 631-0777
f: (781) 631-0500
Charter Schools
Phoenix Charter Academy (912)
59 Nichols St.
Chelsea, MA 02149
p: (617) 389-2045
Head Start Programs
Pathways for Children Head
Start - Beverly
292 Cabot St
Beverly, MA 01915
p: (978) 236-4101
North Shore enrollment site
------------------------------------------Pathways for Children Head
Start - Gloucester
29 Emerson Ave.
p: (978) 281-2400 ext. 280
Cape Ann enrollment site
Head Start Programs
L.E.O. Head Start
156 Broad St.
Lynn, MA 01901
p: (781) 581- 7220
f: (781) 581- 5320
www.leoinc.org
Enrollment for Lynn, Lynnfield,
Marblehead, Nahant, Saugus,
Swampscott, and Wakefield.
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Government
Agencies
County/State/Federal
Resources
County/State/Federal Resources
Child Support Enforcement
Division of the Massachusetts Department of Revenue
Customer Service Bureau
P.O. Box 7057, Boston, MA 02204
p: (800) 332-2733
www.mass.gov/dor/child-support/
Hours: M-F 8:30-4:30
Eligibility restrictions: any parent or guardian of a child under 18
Assists parents in establishing paternity and child support orders,
collecting child support, and asking courts to adjust child support
orders when circumstances change.
---------------------------------------------------Committee for Public Counsel Services (CPCS)
Central Office
44 Bromfield Street, Boston, MA 02108
p: (617) 482-6212
---------------------------------------------------CPCS, Children & Family Law Program (CAFL)
One Salem Green, Ste. 408 Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 825-2070
f: (978) 825-2085
Ages: 7-16 yrs old
Fees: none
Part of CPCS’s statewide program that provides lawyers to parents
and children in child welfare (Care & Protection and Child Requiring
Assistance (CRA) cases). Attorneys are solely appointed by the
courts to represent low-income children and parents.
---------------------------------------------------CPCS, Youth Advocacy Division (YAD)
One Salem Green, Ste. 501A Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 825-2090
f: (978) 825-2095
Ages: 7-16 yrs old
Fees: none
Juvenile Public defender office for the North Shore. Part of CPCS’s
statewide defender program for juveniles. Attorneys are solely
appointed by the courts to represent low-income children.
---------------------------------------------------Essex Children’s Advocacy Center
In Essex County District Attorney’s Office
p: (978) 745-6610
Fees: none
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Runs a service to refer individuals to attorneys in the area who will
provide free or reduced-fee consultations or representation.
---------------------------------------------------Essex County District Attorney’s Office
Main Office: 10 Federal St., Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 745-6610
f: (978) 744-9470
TTY: (978) 741-1363
Victim/Witness telephone: (978) 745-6610
Ages: all
Fees: vary
Hours: M-F 8:30-5
Prosecutor’s office for criminal cases in Essex County in
Massachusetts.
Lynn Session
p: (781) 586-0415
f: (781) 586-8377 (for clerk)
TTY: (978) 741-3163
Hours: M-F 8:30-4:30
Jurisdiction: Lynn, Marblehead, Nahant, Saugus,
Swampscott
Newburyport Session
188 State St., Route 1, Traffic Circle, Newburyport, MA
01950
p: (978) 462-0617
f: (978) 463-7950
Hours: M-F 8:30-4:30
Jurisdiction: Amesbury, Hamilton, Ipswich, Merrimac,
Newbury, Newburyport, Rowley, Salisbury, Topsfield,
Wenham, West Newbury
Salem Session
p: (978) 744-5500
TTY: (978) 744-5880
Hours: M-F 8:30-4:30
Jurisdiction: Beverly, Danvers, Lynnfield, Manchester by
the Sea, Peabody, and Salem. As of May 5, 2014,
jurisdiction will include new cases from Essex, Gloucester,
Rockport.
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Collaborative effort between the DA’s office, DCF, local and state
law enforcement, and medical professionals to coordinate services
and investigation when an allegation of abuse is under investigation
to reduce the number of times a child must talk to investigators.
---------------------------------------------------Essex County Bar Association
p: (978) 741-7888
f: (978) 741-1348
Ages: all
Fees: vary
p: (978) 283-2620
f: (978) 283-8784
Hours: M-F 8:30-4:30
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Bureau of Special Education Appeals – BSEA
th
1 Congress St., 11 Floor, Boston, MA 02114
p: (617) 626-7250
f: (617) 626-7220
Eligibility restrictions: Special education services
Ages: 3-22 yrs old
Fees: none
Part of the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.
Responsible for conducting mediations and hearings to resolve
disputes about special education services or placements among
parents, school districts, private schools, and state agencies.
Parents or school districts may request mediation.
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Commission for the Blind
p: (617) 727-5550
f: (617) 626-7685
TDD: (800) 392-6556
voice: (800) 392-6950
www.mass.gov/mcb
Eligibility restrictions: vision loss
Ages: all
Fees: none
Provides services for the blind, including independent living
services, assistive technology, medical assistance, and other
specialized services
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
p: (617) 740-1600
TTY: (617) 740-1700
www.mass.gov/mcdhh
Eligibility restrictions: hearing loss
Ages: all
Fees: none
Provides services to support deaf and hard of hearing individuals,
including education assistance, interpreter referrals, and case
management.
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Commission on Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and
Transgender Youth
rd
250 Washington St., 3 Floor, Boston, MA 02108
p: (617) 624-5495
www.mass.gov/cgly
Ages: all
Fees: vary
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Government advisory agency to all branches of state government.
Provides resources aimed towards protecting and supporting the
health and safety of GLBT Youth.
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Lynn Area Office
p: (781) 477-1600
f: (781) 592-3380
45 Congress St., Building 4, Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 825-3800
f: (978) 825-9091
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Department of Developmental Services (DDS)
500 Harrison Avenue, Boston, MA 02118
p: (617) 727-5608
f: (617) 624-7577
TTY: (617) 624-7783
www.mass.gov/dds
diagnosis
The Region office handles all eligibility determinations. DDS offers
services and case management to adults and children with an
intellectual disability or children under the age of five with a
developmental disability.
100 Cummings Center, Suite 150B, Beverly, MA 01915
p: (978) 927-2727
f: (978) 927-9182
The Area office is a resource for children already deemed
eligible for DDS services. Provides a wide range of
services, including residential programs, vocational
training, specialized training, enabling independent living in
the community.
Northeast Region Office
in Hogan Regional Center
450 Maple St., Danvers, MA 01923
p: (978) 774-5000 ext. 850 for eligibility and intake
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Massachusetts Department of Children and Families (DCF)
th
p: (617) 748-2000
f: (617) 261-7435
www.mass.gov/dcf
Ages: all
Fees: none
Provides foster care services, adoption services, programs for
adolescents, and referrals to domestic violence services, and health
and medical services for children in DCF care.
Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care
(DEEC)
51 Sleeper St., 4th floor, Boston, MA 02210
p: (617) 988-6600
f: (617) 988-2451
www.doe.mass.gov
Licenses and monitors daycare homes, preschools, group homes,
shelters and after school programs. Also licenses adoption and
foster care placement agencies.
Education (DESE)
(including the Program Quality Assurance Services (PQA))
75 Pleasant St., Malden, MA 02148
p: (781) 338-3700
f: (781) 338-3710
www.doe.mass.edu
www.doe.mass.edu/pqa
Ages: 3-22 yrs old
Fees: none
Implements Department of Elementary and Secondary Education
compliance monitoring and complaint management procedures for
public schools and provides technical assistance regarding the
implementation of education laws and regulations.
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Department of Mental Health (DMH)
25 Staniford St., Boston, MA 02114
p: (617) 626-8000
TTY: (617) 727-9842
www.mass.gov/dmh
Eligibility restrictions: Individuals who suffer significant functional
impairment due to mental illness/serious emotional disturbance.
Ages: all
Fees: none
Provides referrals, providers, and placements for individuals with
severe mental health diagnoses.
P.O. Box 387
Tewksbury, MA 01876
p: (978) 863-5000
f: (978) 863-5091
TTY (978) 640-1193
Lynn Area Office
p: (781) 477-2070
f: (781) 477-2071
Serves: Lynn, Lynnfield, Nahant, Saugus, Swampscott
Salem Area Office
p: (978) 741-7300
f: (978) 741-7340
Serves: Beverly, Danvers, Essex, Gloucester, Hamilton,
Ipswich, Manchester, Marblehead, Middleton, Peabody,
Rockport, Salem, Topsfield, or Wenham
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Government health agency providing services including health
statistics, hospital services, AIDS services, substance abuse
services, vaccinations, family and community health, and WIC
programs.
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Department of Transitional Assistance (DTA)
Central: 600 Washington Street #4, Boston, MA 02111
p: (617) 348-8500
North Shore Area Office: 35 Congress St., Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 825-7300
f: (978) 741-4869
Application Info Hotline: (800) 249-2007 (M-F 8:45- 5)
www.mass.gov/dta
Ages: all
Provides low-income families with food assistance, cash assistance,
and emergency shelter.
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Department of Youth Services (DYS)
600 Washington Street, 4th Floor, Boston, MA 02111
p: (617) 727-7575
f: (617) 951-2409
www.mass.gov/dys
Eligibility restrictions: Youth committed to DYS
Ages: 7-18 yrs old
Fees: none
Juvenile justice agency of Massachusetts. Services incorporate
secure facilities, client services, clinical services, health services,
substance abuse services, and education services.
100 Cummings Center, Suite 347-G, Beverly, MA 01915
p: (978) 646-2300
f: (978) 646-2342
Haverhill District Office
143 Essex St., Haverhill, MA 01832
p: (978) 914-7507
Lawrence District Office
15 Union St., Suite 407, Lawrence, MA 01840
p: (978) 651 -2350
Lynn District Office
156 Broad Street, Lower Level, Lynn, MA 01901
p: (339) 883-1187
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p: (617) 624-6000
TTY: (617) 624-6001
Public Health Information Line: (866) 627-7968
www.mass.gov/dph
Ages: all
Fees: none
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Office for Refugees and Immigrants
th
p: (617) 727-7888
f: (617) 727-1822
TTY: (617) 727-8147
www.mass.gov/ori
Provides assistance with the citizenship process and promotes
participation of refugees and immigrants as self-sufficient citizens.
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Office of the Child Advocate
th
One Ashburton Pl. 5 Floor, Boston, MA 02108
p: (617) 979-78888360
f: (617) 979-8379
toll-free: (866) 790-3690
OCA works on behalf of children who receive services from a state
agency. Provides help finding services or resources and can answer
questions about a state agency. If it is an emergency or you suspect
a child is being neglected or abused, call DCF.
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission (MassRehab)
600 Washington Street, Boston, MA 02111
p: (617) 204-3600
f: (617) 727-1354
Voice:/TDD (800) 245-6543
www.mass.gov//mrc
Eligibility restrictions: people with disabilities
MassRehab provides comprehensive services to maximize quality of
life and economic self-sufficiency in the community. The Vocational
Rehabilitation Program assists in obtaining and maintaining
employment. Available community living services include home
care assistance and information about independent and supportive
living centers. Call or visit website for information.
---------------------------------------------------MassHealth
p: (800) 841-2900 (Member Customer Service Center)
p: (888) 665-9993 (Enrollment Center)
TTY: (800) 497-4648
www.mass.gov/masshealth
Eligibility restrictions: varied depending on health plan
Ages: all
Fees: vary
Health insurance program to help low-income and disabled
individuals to obtain health care.
---------------------------------------------------US Dept. of Education (DOE) Office for Civil Rights (OCR)
th
Boston Office: 5 Post Office Sq., 8 Flr., Boston, MA, 02109
p: (617) 289-0111
f: (617) 289-0150
Federal agency that enforces civil rights through investigation of
complaints, development and enforcement of regulations, and public
education.
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Beverly Town Hall
191 Cabot St. Beverly, Ma 01915
p: (978) 921-6000
f: (978) 921-6052
www.beverlyma.gov
Office Hours: M-W 8:30-4:30; Th 8:30-7:30; F 8:30-1
---------------------------------------------------Danvers Town Hall
1 Sylvan St. Danvers, MA 01923
p: (978) 777-0001
f: (978) 762-0264
www.danvers.govoffice.com
Office Hours: M-W 8-5; Th 8-7:30; F 8-1:30.
---------------------------------------------------Essex Town Hall
30 Martin St., Essex, MA 01929
p: (978) 768-7111
f: (978) 768-2505
www.essexma.org
Office Hours: M-Th 7:30-3:30
---------------------------------------------------Gloucester City Hall
9 Dale Ave., Gloucester, MA 01930
p: (978) 282-8000
www.gloucester-ma.gov
Office Hours: M-W 8:30-4, Th 8:30-6:30, F 8:30-12:30
---------------------------------------------------Hamilton Town Hall
577 Bay Rd. P.O. Box 429, Hamilton, MA 01936
p: (978) 468-5570
f: (978) 468-2682
www.hamiltonma.gov
Office Hours: M-F 8-4:30
---------------------------------------------------Lynn City Hall and Memorial Auditorium
3 City Hall Square, Lynn, MA 01901
p: (781) 598-4000
www.ci.lynn.ma.us
Office Hours: M,W,Th 8:30-4; Tu 8:30-8; F 8:30-12:30
---------------------------------------------------Lynnfield Town Hall
55 Summer St, Lynnfield, MA 01940
p: (781) 334-9400
f: (781) 334-9469
Website: www.town.lynnfield.ma.us
Office Hours: M-Th 8-4:30; F 8-1
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City/Town Halls
City/Town Halls
City/Town Halls
Manchester by the Sea Town Hall
10 Central St., Manchester-by-the-Sea, MA 01944
p: (978) 526-2040
f: (978) 526-2001
Office Hours: M-W 9-5; Th 9-8; F closed
---------------------------------------------------Marblehead Town Hall
188 Washington St., Marblehead, MA 01945
p: (781) 631-0000
f: (781) 631-8571
www.marblehead.org
Office Hours: M,Tu,Th 8-5; W 8-6; F 8-12:30
---------------------------------------------------Middleton Town Hall
48 South Main St., Middleton, MA 01949
p: (978) 774-6927
f: (978) 774-6167
www.townofmiddleton.org
Office Hours: M,W,Th 9-4; Tu 9-6; F 9-1
---------------------------------------------------Nahant Town Hall
334 Nahant Rd. Nahant, MA 01908
p: (781) 581-0088
f: (781) 593-0340
www.nahant.org
Office Hours: M-W 8-4; Th 8-7; F 8-12:30
---------------------------------------------------Peabody Town Hall
24 Lowell St. Peabody, MA 01960
p: (978) 538-5756
f: (978) 538-5985
www.peabody-ma.gov
Office Hours: M-W 8:30-4; Th 8:30-7; F 8:30-12:30
---------------------------------------------------Rockport Town Hall
34 Broadway, Rockport, MA 01966
p: (978) 546-6894
f: (978) 546-5018
www.townofrockport.com
Office Hours: M,W,Th 8-4; Tu 8-6; F 8-1
---------------------------------------------------Salem City Hall
93 Washington St., Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 745-9595
www.salem.com
Office Hours: M-W 8-4; Th 8-7; F 8-12
---------------------------------------------------Saugus Town Hall
298 Central St, Ste 7, Saugus, MA 01906
p: (781) 231-4101
f: (781) 231-4109
(781) 231-4103
www.saugus-ma.gov
Office Hours: M 8:30-7; Tu-Th 8:15-5; F 8:15-12:30
June 1 - August 31: Tu-Th 8:15 to 4
---------------------------------------------------Swampscott Town Hall
22 Monument Ave. Swampscott, MA 01907-1977
p: (781) 596-8850
f: (781) 596-8851
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Parks and Recreation
Departments
Town/city park and recreation departments offer a variety of creative
arts, sports, health and well being, water-based, and youth and
family activities and/or summer programs to residents of their town.
Eligibility, fees, and ages served vary by program.
Beverly Parks and Recreation Department
55 Ober St., Beverly, MA 01915
p: (978) 921-6067
f: (978) 927-1386
www.beverlyma.gov/departments/parks-and-recreation/
---------------------------------------------------Danvers Recreation
1 Sylvan St., Danvers, MA 01923
p: (978) 777-0001 ext. 3094
f: (978) 762-0215
www.danversrec.com
---------------------------------------------------Essex Youth Commission
nd
30 Martin St.-2 Floor, Essex, MA 01929
p: (978) 768-6531
f: (978) 768-2505
www.essexma.org/Pages/EssexMA_Youth/commission
---------------------------------------------------Hamilton-Wenham Recreation Department
16 Union St., Hamilton, MA 01982
p: (978) 468-5590
f: (978) 468-2178
www.hamiltonma.gov/pages/hamiltonma_recreation/index
---------------------------------------------------Lynn Parks and Recreation
250 Commercial St., Lynn, MA 01905
p: (781) 477-7099
f: (781) 477-4074
http://ci.lynn.ma.us/citydepartments_parkandrecreation.shtml
---------------------------------------------------Lynnfield Recreation Commission
p: (781) 334-9488
f: (781) 334-9489
http://town.lynnfield.ma.us/Pages/LynnfieldMA_BComm/recreation/index
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City/Town Halls / Parks and Recreation Departments
www.town.swampscott.ma.us
Office Hours: M-Th 8-4:30; F 8-12
---------------------------------------------------Wenham Town Hall
138 Main St, Wenham, MA 01984
p: (978) 468-5520
f: (978) 468-8014
www.wenhamma.gov
Office Hours: M 9-4:30; Tu 9-7; W,Th 9-4:30; F 9-1
Parks and Recreation Departments
Manchester-by-the-Sea Parks and Recreation
10 Central St., Manchester, MA 01944
p: (978) 526-2019
f: (978) 526-2007
www.manchester.ma.us/Pages/ManchesterMA_Recreation/index
---------------------------------------------------Marblehead Recreation and Parks Department
10 Humphrey St., Marblehead, MA 01945
p: (781) 631-3350
f: (781) 639-3420
http://www.marblehead.org/index.aspx?NID=22
---------------------------------------------------Middleton Recreation
48 South Main St., Middleton, MA 01949
p: (978) 774-6927
f: (978) 774-6167
www.townofmiddleton.org/Pages/MiddletonMA_Recreation/index
---------------------------------------------------Nahant Recreation Commission
334 Nahant Rd., Nahant, MA 01908
p: (781) 581-0088
f: (781) 593-0340
www.nahant.org/recreation/recreationcom.shtml
---------------------------------------------------Peabody Parks, Recreation, and Forestry
50 Farm Ave., Peabody, MA 01960
p: (978) 536-0600
f: (978) 535-0483
www.peabody-ma.gov/parks_rec.html
---------------------------------------------------Rockport Recreation Department
1 Blackburn Ctr. Ste.1, Gloucester, MA 01930
p: (978) 546-1309
f: (978) 879-4910
www.rockportrecreation.com
---------------------------------------------------Salem Recreation Department
5 Broad St., Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 744-0180
f: (978) 744-7225
www.salem.com/pages/salemma_recreation/index
---------------------------------------------------Saugus Youth & Recreation Department
400 Central St., Saugus, MA 01906
p: (781) 231-4022
f: (781) 231-4100
www.saugusyouthandrec.org
---------------------------------------------------Swampscott Recreation Department
22 Monument Ave., Swampscott, MA 01907
p: (781) 596-8854
f: (781) 596-2040
www.swampscottrec.com
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Public libraries offer a variety of programming for all ages as well as
computer access.
Beverly Public Library
32 Essex St., Beverly, MA 01915
p: (978) 921-6062
www.beverlypubliclibrary.org
Holds different type of youth event every month such as Anime club.
Check website for details.
---------------------------------------------------Peabody Institute Library of Danvers
15 Sylvan St., Danvers MA 01923
p: (978) 774-0554
f: (978) 762-0251
www.danverslibrary.org
Hosts a variety of youth events every month such as lego night,
woodworking club, and sound recording. Check website for more
details.
---------------------------------------------------T.O.H.P. Burnham Library
Essex Town Hall, 30 Martin St., Essex, MA 01929
p: (978) 768-7410
f: (978) 768-3370
www.essexma.org/Pages/EssexMA_Library
---------------------------------------------------Gloucester Library
2 Dale Ave., Gloucester, MA 01930
p: (978) 281-9763
www.sawyerfreelibrary.org
---------------------------------------------------Hamilton-Wenham Public Library
14 Union St., South Hamilton, MA 01982
p: (978) 468-5577
f: (978) 468-5535
www.hwlibrary.org
Events such as reading groups, teen poetry contests, and a teen
summer program.
---------------------------------------------------Lynn Public Library
5 N Common St., Lynn, MA 01902
p: (781) 595-0567
www.noblenet.org/lynn
----------------------------------------------------
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Public Libraries
Public Libraries
Public Libraries
Lynnfield Public Library
p: (781) 334-5411
www.lynnfieldlibrary.org
---------------------------------------------------Manchester Library
15 Union St., Manchester-by-the-Sea, MA 01944
p: (978) 526-7711
www.manchesterpl.org
---------------------------------------------------Marblehead Public Library
235 Pleasant St., Marblehead, MA 01945
p: (781) 631-1481
http://abbotlibrary.org
---------------------------------------------------Flint Public Library
1 S. Main St., Middleton, MA 01949
p: (978) 774-8132
www.flintlibrary.org
---------------------------------------------------Nahant Public Library
15 Pleasant St., Nahant, MA 01908
p:(781) 581-0306
www.nahant.org/community/library
---------------------------------------------------Peabody Institute Library
82 Main St., Peabody, MA 01960
p: (978) 531-0100
www.peabodylibrary.org
---------------------------------------------------Rockport Public Library
17 School St., Rockport, MA 01966
p: (978) 546-6934
www.rockportlibrary.org
---------------------------------------------------Salem Public Library
370 Essex St., Salem, MA 01970
p: (978) 744-0860
www.noblenet.org/salem/
---------------------------------------------------Saugus Public Library
295 Central St., Saugus, MA 01906
p: (781) 231-4168
www.saugus.ma.us/Library
---------------------------------------------------Swampscott Public Library
61 Burrill St., Swampscott, MA 01907
p: (781) 596-8867
f: (781) 596-8826
www.noblenet.org/swampscott
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Hotlines
211 Information and Referral Search
p: 211
www.211.org
Dial 2-1-1 for free and confidential information and referral. Call 2-11 for help with food, housing, employment, health care, counseling
and more.
---------------------------------------------------Child at Risk Hotline (DCF 24 Hour Hotline)
p: (617) 232-4882
Toll-Free:(800) 792-5200
Free, after-hours emergency response system providing crisis
intervention, information, or referrals for children in danger.
Operates 24/7.
---------------------------------------------------Department of Corrections Victim Services Unit
p: (866) 6-VICTIM or 866-684-2846
Domestic violence helpline.
---------------------------------------------------Emergency Mobile Psychiatric Assessments & Services
Lynn: Eliot Community Human Services
p: (800) 988-1111
Mobile Crisis Intervention 24-hours a day for children,
adults, and elders in acute psychiatric distress.
Hotlines
Salem: Lahey Health Behavioral Services
p: (978) 744-1585
Emergency and mobile psychiatric services 24/7.
---------------------------------------------------Fenway Community Health Peer Listening Line
p: (617) 627-2535
Anonymous and confidential phone line that provides a safe place
for LGBT youth to call for information, referrals, and support.
---------------------------------------------------Food Source Hotline
p: (800) 645-8333
Hours: M-F 8-7, Sa 10-2
60+ languages
Hotline to refer callers to emergency food resources in their
community.
---------------------------------------------------Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender National Hotline
National Hotline: (888) 843-4564
Youth Talkline: (800) 246-7743
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Hours: M-F 4-12; Sa 12-5
www.youthtalkline.org
Greater Boston Parents, Families, and Friends of Lesbians and
Gays (PFLAG)
helpline: (866) 427-3524
Ages: all
Fees: none
PFLAG uses support, education, resources, and advocacy to foster
dialogue, create safe environments, counter homophobia and
violence, and help parents and families to understand and connect
with their LGBT children.
---------------------------------------------------Healing Abuse Working For Change (HAWC)
Hotline: (800) 547-1649
TTY: (978) 744-1818
www.hawccdv.org
Gloucester: (978) 281-1135
Lynn: (781) 592-9900
Salem: (978) 744-8552
Ages: all
Fees: none
HAWC Centers provide a 24-hour abuse hotline.
---------------------------------------------------Jane Doe, Inc.: Coalition Against Domestic Violence
p: (877) 785-2020
---------------------------------------------------Legal Advocacy and Resource Center (LARC) Hotline
p: (617) 603-1700 or (800) 342-5297
Hours: M-F 9-1
Languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese
Free hotline to serve as an access point for low-income individuals
facing legal problems.
Helpline: (617) 357-8431 ext. 224
Ages: up to 21yrs old
Fees: none
Provides assistance, with an emphasis on policy, to children
experiencing barriers to education due to disabilities, homelessness,
suspension or expulsion, or domestic violence.
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Domestic Violence Safelink
p: (877) 785-2020
TTY: (877) 521-2601
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Hotlines
Provides telephone and email peer-counseling, as well as factual
information and local resources for cities and towns across the
United States.
----------------------------------------------------
Multilingual statewide hotline to assist victims of domestic abuse.
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Office for Victim Assistance
p: (617) 586-1340
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Rape Crisis Center
English: (800) 841-8371
Spanish: (800) 223-5001
Statewide hotline to assist survivors of rape.
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Substance Abuse and Education Hotline
p: (800) 327-5050
Provides referrals and information about treatment and prevention
services throughout Massachusetts 24 hours a day.
---------------------------------------------------Massachusetts Victim Compensation & Assistance
p: (617) 727-2200 ext. 2160
Hotlines
For victims of crimes. Part of the Office of Attorney General.
---------------------------------------------------National Alcohol and Drug 24-Hour Helpline
p: (800) 821-4357
National helpline to provide referrals and information about
treatment and prevention services 24 hours a day.
---------------------------------------------------North Shore Rape Crisis Center
24-hour Hotline: (800) 922-8772
Spanish: (800) 223-5001
TTY hotline: (781) 477-2351
Provides services to all sexual assault survivors ages 12 and up and
their significant others including a 24-hour helpline.
---------------------------------------------------Parental Stress Line
p: (800) 632-8188
Toll free confidential helpline providing support for Massachusetts
parents.
---------------------------------------------------Planned Parenthood Hotline:
p: (800) 230-PLAN or (800) 230-7526
---------------------------------------------------Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network
p: (800) 656-4673 x 1
National helpline for victims of sexual abuse.
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---------------------------------------------------Spanish Domestic Violence Hotline
p: (800) 223-5001
Will provide information and resources for anyone statewide who
has questions or concerns regarding addiction.
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Hotlines
Domestic violence helpline with Spanish speakers.
---------------------------------------------------Substance Abuse Helpline
p: (800) 327-5050
The Essex County Community Foundation (ECCF) manages charitable
funds for donors and provides grants, services and education to improve
the effectiveness and capacity of nonprofit organizations serving Essex
County, Massachusetts. The YAR Program supports collaboration and
coordination among the many providers of services to at-risk youth in and
around Essex County. The YAR Conference is an annual educational and
networking event for all those who serve youth at risk. YAR is supported
by a variety of foundations and individual donors. For further
information, visit www.eccf.org or Facebook or follow ECCCF on Twitter
@ECCFGives.
The Children’s Law Center of MA is a 501(c)(3) charity that provides free
legal assistance and related services to low-income children of the
Commonwealth, with an emphasis on northeast Massachusetts and
greater Boston, in education, child welfare, immigration, mental health
and juvenile justice matters. Its main office is at 298 Union Street, Lynn,
MA, and it maintains a project office in Boston (EdLaw). The CLCM
receives financial support from Eastern Bank, the Massachusetts Legal
Assistance Corporation, the Massachusetts Bar Foundation, Boston Bar
Foundation, Cummings Foundation, United Way of Mass Bay, Proskauer
Rose LLP, Bank of America, the Alice W. Dorr Foundation, the SpinneyMudge Foundation, Peoples Federal Savings Bank, and Salem Five
Savings, among other equally generous funders, corporations, and
individual donors. Contact and other information at www.clcm.org or 781581-1977 (toll-free 1-888-KIDLAW8) or check us out on Facebook.
The printing of this publication is supported by
Youth at Risk (YAR), a program of the
Essex County Community Foundation (ECCF)
and
Eastern Bank Charitable Foundation.

Community Resource Manual - Children`s Law Center of

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