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Rental Assistance If you need help with rent or paying your mortgage, MA offers several assistance programs, one of which is NeighborWorks Housing Solutions. If you have a passport you can apply here. ​ In this program, the accepted documentation is: There are four categories of documentation: ID for head of household: This document must include the full name of the head of household and date of birth. Examples include a state-issued driver's license, birth certificate, or passport. No photo needed Expired IDs will be accepted Proof of Current Housing This includes a lease agreement, lease agreement or um lease form at will . You can work with your landlord to create a simple lease agreement, even if you don't currently have one in place. A tenancy agreement is an agreement between a landlord and a tenant that specifies the terms and conditions of the lessee's temporary possession of the property, space or room, usually for a short period of time, which automatically renews unless the lessee or landlord terminates by giving written notice. Housing crisis check (applicants must demonstrate that they are at risk of becoming homeless), may include: Expired rent notice Judicial subpoenas notice to leave eviction notice Host letter (if folded) Proof of Income ALL family members must prove income eligibility in ONE of the following ways Assumed Eligibility: Families receiving benefits from the Department of Transitional Assistance (DTA) or most MassHealth plans (verified online) are considered eligible and do not need to submit documentation. OR Benefit Letters: families can demonstrate income eligibility with a letter or form dated 1st January 1st Tax Year , or later, for one of the following benefit programs: Public housing (state or federal) Housing Choice Vouchers (Section 8) State housing vouchers: MRVP (Massachusetts Rental Voucher Program), AHVP (Alternative Housing Voucher Program), DMH (Department of Mental Health) or DDS (Department of Developmental Services) housing vouchers LIHEAP (Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program) Subsidized Day Care in Massachusetts Veterans Chapter 115 Benefits OR Annual income: households can qualify based on annual income by submitting their previous income tax return (Form 1040 or 1040EZ). Families who qualify based on their tax return do not need to provide proof of current monthly income. OR Self-submitted documents showing current monthly income: Monthly job income can be verified by two paychecks from the last 60 days for each job Monthly income from other sources can be verified by the most recent benefit letters (social security, child support, unemployment, etc.) For more information enterhere . Another state program includes Public Housing. To apply for public housing with state aid, you must use the Common Housing Application for Massachusetts Public Housing (CHAMP). You can apply using CHAMP online at thissite o u in person by filling out a form. Online and paper entries are available in Portuguesehere . ​ If you have a disability, you have the right to request reasonable accommodation during the application process. To do this, contact them. Apply Online: If you think you have applied for state-assisted public housing before, you can search your application _cc7819 -5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ at thissite. If you have never applied for state-assisted public housing before, you can create a new account online. Using an online account will allow you to make changes to your application in real time and allow a Local Housing Authority to contact you directly if they need to request additional information. ​When applying online, pay close attention to sections marked with an asterisk (*). If these questions are left blank, your application will be incomplete and will not be fully processed. apply on paper To download a paper CHAMP application form, please refer to the list below. For your application to be complete, you must provide all required (*) information and sign the Candidate Certification AND Fair Information Practices Act - Bill of Rights. At the end of your CHAMP application, you will need to select housing programs at each Local Housing Authority where you wish to apply. It is important to only apply for housing programs with the Local Housing Authorities where you wish to live.​ When you have completed the entire paper form, mail or hand-mail it to a Local Housing Authority. You will only need to submit your application to an LHA. Once your completed CHAMP form has been received by a Local Housing Authority, they will enter your information into the CHAMP database and you will be able to access it online using your Application Identification Number. Note: All information provided on your application will need to be verified by a Local Housing Authority before any offers of housing are made. ​ ​ In betweenhere for a list of agencies in your city that help with the application. Just enter your city at the top of the form.

WIC Nutrition Program WIC is a Nutrition for Women, Babies and Children program that provides a monthly amount for families to buy food for pregnant women and also children aged 0-5 years old. This service is offered regardless of where you are here in America. ​ To enroll in the program, just go to an agency closest to you. Here this is a list of all of them. Or get into it page and fill in the necessary information, and someone who speaks Portuguese will get back to you to make an appointment at an agency closest to you. ​ At your appointment you will need to bring the following information: Proof of current household income. Bring proof of income for everyone in your household. Examples include: A recent payslip (within 30 days) A letter from an employer If you currently receive o MassHealth / Medicaid , Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) or TAFDC , you can bring proof of your participation in one of these programs as proof of family income. Proof that you live in Massachusetts. Examples include: utility bill Postmarked correspondence addressed to you at your address Rent or rent receipt Driving license or other identification card Identity proof. Take identity for everyone who will be part of the program. Examples include: Driver's license Birth certificate MassHealth Card Work or school card Passport ​ ​

How can I enter a treatment program? Talk to a specialist at 800.327.5050 to find out about types of treatment and options near you. Here are some more tips to help you get into treatment: 1. Make calls to treatment programs first thing in the morning. 2. Be persistent. Call programs back every hour or two, even if a program asks you to call them back the next day. For some services, like Withdrawal Management (formerly known as Detox), there are more people calling than available services. Don't let this put you off, keep calling until there is a vacancy for treatment. 3. Remember that Withdrawal Management may not be the starting point. The Helpline will provide you with options that suit your needs. 4. Be kind even if you are frustrated. Treatment providers are trying to help many people get into treatment. 5. Please continue to check in with Helpline staff. We may have new information about program availability. 1. Try an Opioid Emergency Care Center near you. There are three walk-in programs in the MA. You can access treatment in Massachusetts with or without health insurance

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VETERINARY ASSISTANCE We know that our animals are very important in our lives, and sometimes there are emergencies that take us by surprise! ​ For these emergencies, know that there are several non-profit (NGO) agencies that help with veterinary expenses. However, you have to contact each one and know the requirement to apply. There are some that only require an email where you explain what you are going through with your pet, and information from the veterinarian who will assist you. Others need a copy of the diagnosis, others need you to get some assistance from the government like health insurance or food benefits. You can apply for help at several agencies, and the amount they give goes straight to the clinic that is taking care of your animal. In an emergency, when you can't even make those calls before signing the papers assuming the expenses, you have the option of applying for theScratch Pay orCare Credit . Both can be used social or ITN number to apply. Be aware that Scratch pay is stricter with credit requirements. Care credit not so much. The care credit is a card that, in addition to being able to be used for your pet's care, can also be used for dentists and plastic surgeries for you. ​ Remember that if you are not approved for any card or payment method, you will have to pay a deposit in cash. In the meantime that your pet is being attended to, you can start calling and applying to these agencies and explaining the urgency of the situation. Many approve right away and get in touch with the clinic saying the amount that will contribute to the consultation. ​ It's important to know that if you think your pet ate something it shouldn't have, like poison. You can call poison control and pay $75 for a phone consultation. In this consultation, they ask everything about the product/poison that your pet ingested, and give you an answer about the risk. Sometimes the poison and the amount ingested is not toxic enough to have to take it to a veterinarian and right there it saves you from an extra expense. ​ ​ Here is a list of agencies that help financially: ​ Merwin Memorial Free Clinic for Animals, Inc. Merwin Memorial Free Clinic website Phone: 617-782-5420 542 Cambridge St. Allston, MA 02134 Merwin Memorial Free Clinic offers free office visits and outpatient veterinary services, including physical exams, vaccinations, nail clipping and free medication for sick animals. MSPCA Angell angelladmittingoffice@mspca.org Angell Animal Medical Center and Angell West can provide assistance for recently hospitalized, or soon to be hospitalized animals that meet prognostic requirements, and families that meet the organization's predetermined income guidelines. Sampson Fund for Veterinary Care Sampson Fund website 508-240-7387 Service area: Cape Cod and the Islands The Sampson Fund helps pay for medical care for severely ill or injured dogs and cats and dogs when their owners cannot afford the cost of treatment. Tufts at Tech Community Veterinary Clinic Tufts at Tech website Phone: 508-751-7670 Tufts Veterinary School, in conjunction with the Worcester Technical High School (WTHS) veterinary care program, runs a low-cost primary care clinic at WTHS on Skyline Drive in Worcester, MA. Clinical services include vaccinations, check-ups, stable urgent care, simple surgeries, diagnostics and dentistry, all at low cost. The clinic serves pet owners in the Greater Worcester area who cannot afford veterinary care. To qualify, you must have an ID card from the WIC, SNAP, the Worcester Housing Authority or other qualified Housing Authority, or a WTHS student ID, and photo ID. See Tufts at Tech Financial Policies for more information. Wellness Waggin' Wellness Waggin' website Phone: 857-350-8720 Appointments The Animal Rescue League of Boston has partnered with Action for Boston Community Development to provide low-cost pet welfare care for residents of Dorchester, Roxbury and Mattapan. A wellness package is offered which includes physical vaccinations, vaccinations against wildebeests, flea treatment and a microchip. Consultations are free. MSPCA – Angell at Nashoba Angell at Nashoba website The clinic offers services such as discounted neutering, vaccinations and basic veterinary care. The clinic has no restrictions on where people live. Monty Tech Veterinary Clinic Monty Tech Veterinary Clinic website Phone: 978-516-0888 218 State Rd. And Westminster, MA 01473 Monty Tech Veterinary Clinic provides veterinary services for dogs and cats from resource-limited families within the Monty Tech district (Ashburnham, Ashby, Athol, Barre, Fitchburg, Gardner, Harvard, Holden, Hubbardston, Lunenburg, Petersham, Phillipston, Princeton, Royalston, Sterling, Templeton, Westminster and Winchendon). The clinic offers subsidized veterinary care ranging from routine preventive consultations and affordable medications and vaccines to diagnostic and dental services. To qualify, a pet owner must: (1) Present a valid EBT card, issued by the Massachusetts Department of Transitional Assistance, and a corresponding valid ID (2) Reside in one of the cities listed above._cc781905-5cde-3194- bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ Luke & Lily Lerner Spay/Neuter Clinic Luke & Lily Lerner Spay/Neuter Clinic website Phone: 508-887-4326 200 Westboro Rd. North Grafton, MA 01536 The Luke and Lily Lerner Spay/Neuter Clinic (LSNC) provides students at the Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University with surgical training opportunities while serving pets in need. For low-income pet owners in the surrounding community, the clinic offers a free neuter clinic. Availability is limited and requirements must be met for a pet to be eligible. ​ Lilly Fund Grant Lilly's Fund website Offers payments of $250 for pit bull related needs. ​ Henry & Lois Foster Hospital for Small Animals Henry & Lois Foster Hospital for Small Animals website Phone: 508-839-5395 55 Willard St. N. Grafton, MA 01536 Henry and Lois Foster Small Animal Hospital is part of Tufts Cummings Veterinary Medical Center. The hospital offers 24-hour pet care 365 days a year and offers consultation, referral and emergency veterinary services for the care of dogs, cats and exotic animals. The hospital has no restrictions on where people live. PROGRAMS THAT SERVE THE WHOLE COUNTRY The Pet Fund provides financial assistance to pet owners who cannot afford the expensive surgery or medical treatment their pets need. Helps cover medical costs in addition to the usual expenses for vaccinations, vaccinations and neutering surgeries, feeding and routine veterinary care. www.thepetfund.com Red Rover helps pet owners care for their animals in life-threatening situations. www.redrover.org/redrover-relief-grants and domestic violence: www.redrover.org/redrover-relief-domestic-violence-resources Brown Dog Foundation offers pet owners in temporary financial crisis an alternative when their pet faces a treatable but life-threatening condition or illness. www.browndogfoundation.org Feline Veterinary Emergency Assistance provides financial assistance to cat owners who cannot afford veterinary services to save their companions when life-threatening illness or injury strikes. www.fveap.org Canine Cancer Awareness. Helps dog owners pay for veterinary care for dogs with cancer. www.caninecancerawareness.org The Mosby Foundation helps injured, abused and neglected dogs through financial support and public education. www.themosbyfoundation.org Magic Bullet Fund provides financial assistance for canine cancer treatment when the family is financially unable to provide treatment. www.themagicbulletfund.org God's Creatures Ministry Veterinarian Charity Fund spreads God's compassion to all animals God made according to scripture. Help with up to $50.00 towards vet bills. www.all-creatures.org Frankie's Friends provides financial assistance grants for family pets in need of emergency or specialty veterinary care whose caregivers cannot afford the full cost of care. https://www.frankiesfriends.org The Binky Foundation www.binkyfoundation.org The Onyx & Breezy Foundation www.onyxandbreezy.org Paws 4 A Cure www.paws4acure.org Pets of the Homeless provide pet food and veterinary assistance to homeless people. www.petsofthehomeless.org Rose's Fund www.rosesfund.org Harley's Hope Foundation http://www.harleys-hopefoundation.org ​ ​

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Shelter SAFELINK is a phone line that has access to all shelters in the state of MA. If you need emergency housing, they offer several locations that offer a temporary place. If you are a victim of domestic violence, they offer specific places for victims. ​ To speak with someone, call the SAFELINK 877-785-2020 and press number 3 for Portuguese. Safelink has information on every shelter in the state of MA that has any bedding available. Process: Once you call Safelink and talk to someone. They will connect you to whatever shelter is available. Each shelter has a similar process, they will do an intake which is some personal questions, and then they can tell you if you can go now, or they can say that they will evaluate the applications they received and that they will contact you. If you are a victim of domestic violence it is important to let the operator know. Victims of domestic violence are treated more urgently to find a safe place. In every shelter there will be case workers who will help you with the next step of finding somewhere to live and other assistance you may need. ​ If you don't have a way to get there, let the person who is assisting you know. There are several programs that offer Uber cards to get you to the shelter. ​ ​ ​ ​ ​

Internet and cable TV Comcast is one of several companies that offer cable TV and internet services here in MA. They also offer home and cell phone lines. ​ To sign up for their services, just call 1-800-266-2278 . For Spanish press number nine. They will ask you to enter your zip code, then ask if you are a new customer, and ask for your phone number. Once transferred to a representative and just ask for someone who speaks Portuguese, or say "Habla Espanol?" and they will get someone who speaks their language. ​ If you only have the passport to open the account, they will ask you to provide a card number where $25 will be charged and applied to your first account, and the monthly amount will be automatically taken from your account. They also give you the option of paying a $100 deposit and not having to give your bank card for the monthly amount to be deducted. This $100 will be refunded after one year as a credit to your account. ​ To find out more about the services they offer, click here. *On the right side of the page there is an option for the page to be translated into Spanish, but if you have the Google plug in you can translate it to Portuguese. Comcast offers free or low cost internet services for people who receive government benefits such as SNAP, MassHealth, WIC and others...This program is called Internet Essentials, for more information go to their website. ​ You also have the option to buy a cheap laptop for only $149.00 through this program. ​ ​ ​

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Health insurance How do I apply for MassHealth? By phone: Call to1-800-272-4232 and press option 3 for Portuguese. Your call will be answered by HCFA (Health Insurance for All) professionals where you can apply safely and professionally at no cost! TO ACCESS THE SITE ENTERHERE ​ ​Personally: There are places that can help you complete and submit your application online. You can find a list of organizations here. Just put where you live and the system will show you the closest places. ​ Remembering that thehealthfirst in Fall River MA, can meet residents from across Massachusetts in person. They speak Portuguese and Spanish, and make your application all the time. If you have all the necessary documents in hand, the application takes around 20 minutes and you will be approved for insurance if you are eligible. After 2 hours of approval, the system generates the membership number that you can use while waiting for the card to arrive at your home. ​ Online: The most practical way to complete the application and submit the necessary documents is through the Health Connector state portal. In between here on the website where you can create your account, complete everything online, and submit all documentation. This way, you will also have full control of what is happening regarding the health plan and other benefits. Request the form by phone: Call MassHealth Customer Service at 1-800-841-2900 (TTY: 1-800-496-4648 for people with partial or complete hearing loss) and they can mail you an application._cc781905-5cde -3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ ​ Submit your completed application along with proof of income for everyone working da family, identity , and if you have send it too copy from citizenship or green card to: MassHealth Registration Center – CPU. PO Box 290794, Charlestown, MA 02129-0214. ​

FREE OR LOW COST ATTORNEYS Agencies across the State of MA that provides free or low-cost legal services​ to victims of domestic violence or sexual assault. ​ Barnstable ​ South Coastal Counties Legal Services, Inc. (Hyannis Office) West Main Street, 460 Hyannis Phone: (508) 775-7020 Phone 2: (800) 742-4107 URL: http://sccls.org/ South Coastal Counties Legal Services, Inc. (SCCLS) provides free civil legal services to low-income and senior citizens in their communities. SCCLS offers free legal services in the areas of housing law, family law, government benefits including social security and disability, seniority law, educational law and consumer law. South Coastal Counties Legal Services, Inc. serves Barnstable, Bristol, Dukes, Nantucket, and Plymouth Counties, and the cities of Avon and Stoughton. WE CAN 783 Route 28 Harwich Port, MA 02646 Phone: (508) 430-8111 Fax: (888) 694-6199 URL: https://www.wecancenter.org/ Email: info@wecancenter.org WE CAN offers free legal services to low- and moderate-income women. Lawyers specializing in the following areas: family law: divorce, custody and child support, wills and property, real estate, employment, immigration, landlord-tenant issues, contracts and debt and consumer issues. We also serve Harwich Port, Hyannis and Falmouth. Bristol ​ South Coastal Counties Legal Services, Inc. (Fall River Office) 22 Bedford Street, 1st Floor Fall River, MA 02720 Phone: (800) 287-3777 Phone 2: (508) 676-6265 Fax: (508) 678-5861 URL: http://sccls.org/ South Coastal Counties Legal Services, Inc. (SCCLS) provides free civil legal services to low-income and senior citizens in their communities. SCCLS offers free legal services in the areas of housing law, family law, government benefits including social security and disability, seniority law, educational law and consumer law. South Coastal Counties Legal Services, Inc. We also serve Barnstable, Bristol, Dukes, Nantucket, and Plymouth Counties, and the cities of Avon and Stoughton. Essex Northeast Legal Aid, Inc. (Lawrence Office) 50 Island Street, Suite 203A Lawrence, MA 01840 Phone: (978) 458-1465 URL: https://www.northeastlegalaid.org/ Northeast Legal Aid, Inc. (NLA) has full-service offices in Lynn, Lowell and Lawrence Massachusetts. NLA's legal services range from community legal education and counseling and advice to full representation in complex litigation. NLA attorneys and paralegals deal with a wide range of civil legal issues, including: evictions and housing foreclosures, consumer debt, public benefits, veterans' legal needs, seniors' legal needs, community development, health law, domestic violence and victims of crimes and survivors of homicide victims with civil legal needs resulting from those crimes. Most NLA services are limited to those who meet certain financial eligibility requirements, unless you are a victim of crime or a survivor of a homicide victim with a related legal need. Northeast Legal Aid, Inc. (Lynn Office) 181 Union Street, Suite 201B Lynn, MA 01901 Phone: (978) 458-1465 URL: https://www.northeastjusticecenter.org/ Northeast Legal Aid, Inc. (NLA) provides legal services to low-income individuals. The NLA provides legal assistance in the areas of immigration, housing/mortgage, public benefits, senior citizen and/or crime victim rights, and survivor assistance to homicide victims. Hampden Massachusetts justice project 57 Suffolk Street, 4th Floor, Suite 401 Holyoke Phone: (413) 533-2660 URL: http://ww.mlri.org/ The Massachusetts Justice Project provides legal services to low-income individuals and families. The Massachusetts Justice Project offers legal assistance in the following areas: family law, housing, social security, unemployment benefits, government benefits, emergency relief shelter, bankruptcy or debt collection, and more. The Massachusetts Justice Project serves tmaben Hampden, Hampshire, Franklin, Berkshire and Worcester. middlesex Boston College Legal Services LAB Experiential Learning Center 855 Center Street, 3rd Floor Stuart Building Newton, MA 02459 Phone: (617) 552-02459 URL: http://bclawlab.org/ Email: bclegalserviceslab@bc.edu Boston College Legal Services LAB is a law firm in practice within Boston College Law. Practice areas include: civil litigation (family law), community enterprise, entrepreneurship and innovation, housing, juvenile rights, immigration and the appeals program (provides pro bono representation to non-citizens with criminal convictions ). Boston College Legal Services LAB serves Middlesex County. Community Legal Advisory and Services Center 47 Thorndike Street, Suite SB-LL-1 Cambridge, MA 02141 Phone: (617) 661-1010 Fax: (617) 661-1011 URL: https://www.denovo.org/ The Community Legal Advice and Services Center (CLSACC) provides free civil legal assistance and affordable psychological counseling to low-income people. CLSACC provides services to victims of domestic violence, families and seniors at risk of homelessness, people with disabilities and victims of torture, gender-based violence, human trafficking, domestic violence and other types of crime. The Center provides legal assistance in the areas of family law and domestic violence, housing and homelessness prevention, disability benefits, and immigration and refugee rights. Greater Boston Legal Services (Cambridge/Somerville Office) 60 Gore Street, Suite 203 Cambridge, MA 02141 Phone: (617) 603-2700 URL: https://www.gbls.org/ Greater Boston Legal Services (GBLS) provides free legal assistance and representation on civil (non-criminal) matters to low-income residents in the City of Boston and surrounding cities and towns. Areas of legal issues include, but are not limited to: elder support, employment support, family support (restraint orders, security planning to prevent abuse, divorce, etc.), disability support, housing support , immigration support and DTA representation, cash benefits, food stamps and more. metrowest Legal Services 63 Fountain Street, Suite 304 Framingham Hotline: (800) 696-1501 Phone: (508) 620-1830 URL: https://mwlegal.org/ MetroWest Legal Services (MWLS) provides free civil legal assistance to low-income individuals. MWLS' priority areas of practice include: family law (domestic violence), housing, homeless advocacy, government benefits (including social security), education, elder law and immigration. Metrowest Legal Services serves Middlesex County. Northeast Legal Aid (Lowell Office) 35 John Street, Suite 302 Lowell, MA 01852 Telephone: (978) 458-1465 URL: https://www.northeastlegalaid.org/ Northeast Legal Aid (NLA) provides free civil legal services to low-income individuals and families and seniors in northeastern Massachusetts. NLA attorneys and legal assistants handle a wide range of civil legal issues including: evictions and home mortgages, consumer debt, public benefits, public benefits, legal needs of veterans and seniors, immigration issues, community development, right to health and domestic violence. plymouth South Coastal Counties Legal Services, Inc. (Brockton Office) Southeast Massachusetts Justice Center LLC 231 Main Street, Suite 201 Brockton, MA 02301 Phone: (508) 586-2110 Phone 2: (800) 244-8393 URL: http://sccls.org/ South Coastal Counties Legal Services, Inc. (SCCLS) provides free civil legal services to low-income and senior citizens in their communities. SCCLS offers free legal services in the areas of housing law, family law, government benefits including social security and disability, seniority law, educational law and consumer law. South Coastal Counties Legal Services, Inc. We also serve Barnstable, Bristol, Dukes, Nantucket, and Plymouth Counties, and the cities of Avon and Stoughton. Suffolk Greater Boston Legal Services (Main Office) 197 Friend Street, Boston, MA 02114 Phone: (800) 323-3205 Phone 2: (617) 371-1234 Fax: (617) 371-1222 URL: https://www.gbls.org/ Greater Boston Legal Services (GBLS) provides free legal assistance and representation on civil (non-criminal) matters to low-income residents in the City of Boston and surrounding cities and towns. Areas of legal issues include, but are not limited to: elder support, employment support, family support (restraint orders, security planning to prevent abuse, divorce, etc.), disability support, housing support , immigration support and DTA representation, cash benefits, food stamps and more. The Center for Legal Services at Harvard Law School 122 Boylston Street, Jamaica Plain, MA 02130 Phone: (617) 522-3003 Fax: (617) 522-0715 URL: https://www.legalservicescenter.org/about-the-legal-services-center/our-clinics/ Harvard Law School's Center for Legal Services provides legal assistance to low-income individuals and families. The Center's legal advocacy is organized into the following practice areas: The Safety Net Project is intended for disabled or injured veterans seeking to prove eligibility for disability-related incidents; estate planning, family law and domestic violence, federal tax unit, housing and more. The Harvard Law School Legal Services Center serves Suffolk County. Volunteer Lawyers Project 99 Chauncy Street, Suite 400 Boston, MA 02111 Hotline: (617) 603-1700 Phone: (617) 423-0648 Fax: (617) 423-0061 URL: https://vlpnet.org/ The Volunteer Lawyers Project (VLP) provides legal help for survivors of domestic violence, tenants facing eviction, people with limited English proficiency in need of a divorce attorney, and more. The Volunteer Lawyers Project serves Suffolk County and a few towns in Plymouth, Norfolk and Middlesex counties. Worcester Community Legal Aid, Inc. (Worcester Office) 405 Main Street, 4th Floor Worcester, MA 01608 Telephone: (800) 649-3718Phone 2: (855) 252-5342 Fax: (508) 752-5918 URL: https://communitylegal.org/ Community Legal Aid, Inc. (CLA) provides free civil legal services to low-income and senior residents of central and western Massachusetts. CLA represents clients in legal areas including: family and children (domestic violence), seniors law, housing and homelessness, immigration and benefits and employment. ​ ​

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