The Boy Scouts of Sudbury have provided the social work office with Christmas Tree vouchers for families who are struggling financially. Contact the Sudbury Social Workers at socialworker@sudbury.ma.us if you are interested!

Health insurance companies offer a wide array of programs to support overall wellness. This is an untapped resource for many consumers. Each insurance company has its own specific set of offerings, and it is recommended … Read full article→

Pet Resources   Veterinary Clinics and Pet Health Care Merwin Clinic in Allston – Free office visits and outpatient veterinary services. These can include routine physical exams and recommendations for how people can best care … Read full article→

Mental Health General Mental Health Support Call 988 – 988 is the new nationwide three-digit number now available for suicide and mental health crisis, available to everyone in the U.S. Compassionate, accessible care and support … Read full article→

Medical/Health Free/Low Cost Health Care and Financial Aid MetroWest Free Medical Program – Free health clinic for uninsured or underinsured. Catastrophic Illness in Children Relief Fund (CICRF) – Financial relief for large medical and related … Read full article→

LGBTQIA+ General Support GLAAD LGBTQ Resource List – Includes resources for bisexual youth, military, and transgender individuals and resources on advocacy, aging, legal rights, and more. Trevor Project – LGBTQ Suicide Prevention and Resources – … Read full article→

Legal Help Legal Help for Seniors List of Legal Services for Seniors and Others Senior Legal Helpline – Volunteer Lawyers Project of Boston provides free legal information and referral services to Massachusetts residents who are … Read full article→

Identity Theft Resources Report instances of Identity Theft to the Federal Trade Commission – The FTC can submit an identity theft report and create a personalized identity theft recovery plan, that will be sent via … Read full article→

Immigrant & Refugee Resources Legal Resources New Immigrant Enforcement Guidelines Effective 11/29/21 Office of the Citizenship and Immigration Services Ombudsman – Assists individuals and employers in resolving difficulties they are experiencing with U.S. Citizenship and … Read full article→

Hygiene & Cleaning Products Elizabeth’s CARE Pantry – Provides personal care, household, and cleaning supplies. To order via their Google Doc, click here. Pick up and delivery available. They carry sensitive skin products, textured haircare … Read full article→

Housing General Resources  SMOC Housing Resources – Housing assistance options for families, individuals, people with AIDS, home modification loans, and rental assistance, as well as shelter options.  Housing Consumer Education Center (HCEC) at SMOC– Information … Read full article→

Hoarding Clear Path Hoarding Services – Education, peer support, groups, and sorting and discarding services for people struggling with hoarding and those who work with them. IOCDF Hoarding Resources – Information on hoarding disorder, treatment, … Read full article→

Financial Literacy Metro Community Development Corporation (MCDC) Financial Fitness – Helps low income and low asset families become more self-sufficient through financial coaching & education. Click here to see a flyer for their coaching program.  … Read full article→

Childcare and Camps Childcare Resources List of Early Childhood Education & Care Locations 2022 – Organized by geographic area, this document provides an extensive list of childcare resources for daycare centers, in-home daycare, as well … Read full article→

Preparing for College Applying & Transitioning to College Let’s Get Ready – Offers a 9-week college preparation program in Worcester and Downtown Boston for students who received free or reduced lunch in high school or … Read full article→

Education & Employment Free GED (General Education Dev.) and ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) Classes and Tutoring: Literacy Unlimited at Framingham Public Library – Offers 1:1 GED tutoring and individualized tutoring to help … Read full article→

Financial Help Financial Help for Women Who Are Seniors SWAN: Financial Assistance for Single, Widowed, or Divorced Women 65+ – This is the application form for assistance; it is a one-time grant, not intended for … Read full article→

Domestic Violence, Intimate Partner Violence & Sexual Assault Services Hotlines and Emotional Support Love is Respect – Highly-trained advocates offer support, information and advocacy to young people who have questions or concerns about their dating … Read full article→

Eating Disorders National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA) – Nonprofit organization supporting individuals and families affected by eating disorders. Find information on eating disorders, treatment, screening tools, free and low-cost support, and more. Contact the NEDA … Read full article→

Disability Resources MetroWest Center for Independent Living Disability Services – Information for those with disabilities, including information on housing, advocacy, health, travel, animals, and much more. Disability Advocacy – Information about how to get involved … Read full article→

Diapers Free Diaper Resources St Elizabeth’s CARE Pantry: Hygiene & Cleaning Supply Request Form – Diapers and wipes are one of the many hygiene products included in this information & checklist request form. Can be … Read full article→

Dental Free and Low-Cost Dental Clinics Annual Free Dental Clinic (October 5 and 6, 2024) – This website for the RI Mission of Mercy provides time, place, & description of services available at annual free … Read full article→

Attending College Guide for Undocumented Students Attending College: Guide for Undocumented Students NOTE: In Massachusetts, the Board of Higher Education ruled that students with an Employment Authorization Document (EAD) AKA Work Permit are eligible for … Read full article→

Addressing Inequity Racial Equity Having Difficult Conversations Tips for Responding to Everyday Bigotry – A guide for having conversations about bigotry with family, friends, neighbors, at work, at school, and in public Resources for Conversations … Read full article→

Seniors and Adults with Care Needs  General Support Bay Path Elder Services – Services for elders including assisted living advocacy, mental health support, housing options, one-on-one support for caregivers, in-home care, LGBTQ+ support, financial support, … Read full article→

Substance Use NOTE: Most substance abuse treatment requires the individual to be ready to engage in treatment. Often times, when individuals are ready to seek services, there may only be a small window of time … Read full article→

Support Groups List of Various Local Support Groups- Includes support groups for caregivers, Alzheimer’s/dementia, brain injuries, bereavement/grief, grandparents raising grandchildren, caring for children with chronic illness or special needs, cancer, diabetes, hearing loss, low vision, … Read full article→

Utilities Help NOTE:  Residents regularly reach out for help or suggestions regarding the high cost of utilities, including internet, phone, cable, electricity and heating fuel. Here are some options that may be helpful. Please note … Read full article→

Vaping/Smoking Educational and Treatment Resources Center for Disease Control and Prevention – Information on associated risks. Smoke Free Teen – A resource for teens who desire to abstain from smoking/vaping. Smoke Free – A resource … Read full article→

Transportation General Subsidized Transportation Sudbury Subsidized Transportation Options – Information and a chart of subsidized transportation in Sudbury, including cost, eligibility and how to apply. Dial A Ride Transportation for Sudbury, Marlborough, Wayland, etc.   -MWRTA … Read full article→

Veterans   General Support Sudbury Veterans’ Agent – Town of Sudbury office provides assistance in acquiring benefits through Federal and State Programs provided to Veterans, Active-Duty Personnel and Families, including financial, education, housing, medical, burial, … Read full article→

Donation/Volunteer Opportunities DONATION OPPORTUNITIES Gift Card Donations – Sudbury’s Board of Health Social Worker manages a gift card program that can pass along your donated gift cards to neighbors in need.  Email gift cards to … Read full article→

Youth & Families Support for Youth Birthday Project – apply for free birthday items for children age 1-12 (must be requested 30 days before birthday) Free and Reduced School Lunch Application   Support for Young … Read full article→

Basic Needs:  Food, Clothing, Hygiene, Household Goods Food Resources Sudbury Food Pantry – shoppers receive prepackaged grocery bags which includes perishable and nonperishable items, pre-made grocery bags, and toiletries/household products Maynard Food Pantry – provides … Read full article→

Please click here to read important information about informed consent, confidentiality, mandated reporting and use of email when accessing social work services through the Board of Health.

For information on subsidized housing in the Sudbury area and across Massachusetts, please visit the Mass Housing website by clicking here. Scroll to the bottom of the page and click on the link for “MassHousing Housing Rental List” … Read full article→

Drug and alcohol use touches the lives of millions of Americans, but people are often at a loss about where to turn to get support for themselves or loved ones who are coping with substance … Read full article→

Are you or a loved one in need of mental health service? Are you overwhelmed by where to begin? Have you had difficulty finding providers who meet your needs, take your insurance and are accepting … Read full article→

Metrowest Legal Services offers free Housing Clinics twice a week to help low-come residents facing eviction or foreclosure. For more information, click this link: Metrowest Legal Services Housing Clinic 2017 For additional services offered by … Read full article→