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1 | Tips for Staying Connected and Safeguarding Your Recovery | https://www.hazeldenbettyford.org/about-us/news-media/tips-for-staying-connected | ||||||||||||||||
2 | RECOVERY MEETINGS | Link | About Agency | COVID- 19 Response/Changes | ||||||||||||||
3 | THIS WEBSITE OFFERS UP-TO-DATE CHANGES IN RECOVERY MEETING TIMES AND RESOURCES AMID COVID-19! Look4Help | https://www.look4help.org/guided-search/covid-19-updates-to-resources/ | The Look4Help Public Resource Directory, a program of Community Action Pioneer Valley, is a free, web-based public information service that is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. There are close to 1,000 agencies, programs or services at over 450 locations, available to serve you.The Look4Help Public Resource Directory was created in response to a community need for a centralized online tool to facilitate communication of available resources, service information, referrals, and a coordination of services.The Look4Help website provides a free on-line searchable listing of supportive local resources, and includes detailed, up-to-date information about organizations and their programs. Look4Help lists the services of non-profit organizations, government agencies, health and human services, medical and mental health providers, and others. | UPDATED INFO ON RECOVERY, FOOD, LOCAL AGENCIES DURING COVID-19 | Franklin County Food Resource List | |||||||||||||
4 | AA Online Meetings | https://www.aaonlinemeeting.net/ | Welcome to the "aaonlinemeeting" website. This website is used to inform about aaonlinemeeting. aaonlinemeeting is an English speaking, Skype based online Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meeting. | By attending digital meetings, group members can focus on A.A.’s primary purpose: to carry its message of recovery to the alcoholic who still suffers. Many groups have alerted local A.A. offices or hotlines if they are temporarily not meeting in their regular physical space. Some groups have shared that they are utilizing digital platforms such as Zoom, Google Hangouts, or conducting conference calls. | ||||||||||||||
5 | AA Online Meetings – District 4 | https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZDXfeqvK624OhEtZVb2s4-TIh16Ct5nIszrNzgcSTPk/edit | Area AA meetings - Online via Zoom | If your meeting is facing a building closure and you are looking for some guidance about transitioning your meeting to an electronic platform, please follow the following link: https://tinyurl.com/aaelectronic | ||||||||||||||
6 | NA Online Meetings | https://www.na.org/meetingsearch/text-results.php?country=Web&state&city&zip&street&within=5&day=0&lang&orderby=distance | Bringing Narcotics Anonymous Meetings to Remote or Isolated Addicts from around the world who may, for whatever reason, be unable to attend local face to face meetings. | Updates to local NA meetings | ||||||||||||||
7 | Marijuana Anonymous | http://marijuana-anonymous.org/find-a-meeting/ | We who are marijuana addicts know the answer to this question. Marijuana controls our lives! We lose interest in all else; our dreams go up in smoke. Ours is a progressive illness often leading us to addictions to other drugs, including alcohol. Our lives, our thinking, and our desires center around marijuana—scoring it, dealing it, and finding ways to stay high. | Many groups have temporarily closed their in-person meetings for health and safety issues due to the COVID-19. Please check meeting contacts, your sponsor, your local District, or Regional websites for the most up to date meeting information. Contingency plans have been made including virtual meetings via video or conference call services such as Zoom.us, FreeConferenceCall.com, Google Hangouts, StepChat.com, and InTheRooms.com as well as staying connected by phone, email and social media. | ||||||||||||||
8 | Recover Project Online_Phone Reocvery Meetings | https://docs.google.com/document/d/1mktPt9TphQO2SxqmIBHFTMVVzQeRMrH3sWzt-ZO9t_o/edit# | Recovery Zoom meetings, Apps, Resources and Hotlines | Updated Meeting List March 16, 2020 | ||||||||||||||
9 | Western Mass Recovery Learning Community | http://www.westernmassrlc.org/ | The Western Mass Recovery Learning Community (RLC) creates conditions that support healing and growth for individuals and the community as a whole through learning opportunities, advocacy, peer-to-peer support and the development of regional and national networks. | Updated list of closures and cancelations as well as on-line and phone supports for March and April 2020 | ||||||||||||||
10 | Northampton Recovery Center | https://www.facebook.com/NRCrecovery/ | NRC is a safe, peer-driven community that provides a positive welcoming environment for people on all pathways and in all stages of recovery from addiction, as well as for their families and allies. Together we share support, resources and hope. Peers lead and design opportunities for social, educational and wellness activities that support recovery. NRC honors the value of life experiences and provides a creative place for people to heal and grow in mind, body and spirit. | We at the NRC are honored to serve our community. We have decided to temporarily close our doors but, we will continue holding daily All Recovery Meetings online. These can also be accessed by any phone, cellular or landline. Meetings will be held at 11am & 2pm daily. Just click on the link below for each meeting, or call the posted number & us the meeting ID#. You can still reach us by our main phone 413-834-4127 if you would like to speak with a peer or be connected with a spiritual advisor for support. We will post all updates & changes on our Facebook page where you can also access these links. Be well, stay connected, together we Recover. | ||||||||||||||
11 | Alyssa’s Place | https://www.alyssasplace.org/?fbclid=IwAR2m5mhZPuAcq1VSJz3kZBo-QRmUHpgC4GAzChgpnr7vF35pRgmuJp0LX7E | The A.E.D. Foundation in conjunction with GAAMHA Inc. received a 4-year grant from BSAS/DPH to fund operations of Alyssa's Place: Peer Recovery and Resource Center; which will provide support to individuals in recovery, seeking help for substance use, loved ones affected by addiction, and concerned members of the community. Alyssa's Place is governed solely by peer members. The peer participatory model of recovery has been proven effective and fills a void that currently exists between sustaining recovery and after clinical treatment. Alyssa’s Place offers a variety of groups for recovery support, personal enrichment, and community education; as well as, sober activities and events. | The Center is closed until further notice. If you need any support please call 978-364-0920. Someone will be available between the hours of 10am-6pm, or leave a message and your call will be returned. Zoom meeting IDs: Morning Check-IN: 387-785-035 12-1 All Recovery: 990-029-453 4:30-5:30 All Recovery: 855-731-964 * All meeting IDs are the same everyday of the week Monday-Friday | ||||||||||||||
12 | Learn to Cope | https://www.learn2cope.org/ | Funded by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (MADPH), Learn to Cope has grown to have a full staff who collaborate with communities across the state, spreading messages of prevention, education, awareness, and advocacy. Moreover, LTC has 25 chapters throughout Massachusetts, a chapter in Florida, and a private, online forum that supports over 11,000 members. In each of these branches of LTC, families receive unique support and education from professionals and peers. | Due to concerns associated with the Coronavirus and under the guidance of Governor Baker and the Department of Public Health, ALL Learn to Cope meetings are postponed until further notice. Please continue to check our website and Facebook page for updates. As always, office staff will be available for questions at 508-738-5148. For 24/7 peer-support please visit our private discussion board.** | ||||||||||||||
13 | Lifering | https://www.lifering.org/online-meeting-schedule | LifeRing Secular Recovery is an organization of people who share practical experiences and sobriety support. There are as many ways to live free of drugs and alcohol as there are stories of successful sober people. Many LifeRing members attend other kinds of meetings or recovery programs, and we honor those decisions. Some have had negative experiences in attempting to find help elsewhere, but most people soon find that LifeRing’s emphasis on the positive, practical present-day can turn anger and despair into hope and resolve. LifeRing respectfully embraces what works for each individual. | Zoom Phone numbers: West Coast 1.669.900.6833, East Coast: 1.646.876.9923. When calling, enter the Zoom meeting number when prompted, followed by the # sign | ||||||||||||||
14 | In the Rooms | https://www.intherooms.com/home/live-meetings/ | Attend Daily Live Online Meetings: In the Rooms hosts over 130 live video meetings every week, run by fellowship chairpeople who invite members to share amongst the group. With an meeting attendance confirmation option, members can track the meetings they attend. Connect and Share with the Community: Write a blog, post in the newsfeed, or direct message a friend—there are plenty of ways to talk and connect on In the Rooms. Build A Member Profile: Members can be as anonymous or public as they wish—only a member username is required. Add a profile picture if you’d like, and your recovery date, your location, and other details to help friends connect with you. Find a Face-to-Face Meeting: Use the meeting finder tool to find a face-to-face meeting in your area. | |||||||||||||||
15 | The Herren Project | https://herrenproject.org/online-support-groups/ | Launched in 2016, Herren Project live virtual online support groups and recovery meetings are moderated by trained clinicians. All groups are hosted through Zoom Communications video conferencing software and can be accessed from the comfort of your home, office or even on your phone. All you need is a computer or hand-held device to participate in the weekly hour session. All groups are offered at no cost. | |||||||||||||||
16 | The Daily Pledge | https://thedailypledge.org/ | People Helping People 24/7 The Daily Pledge is a free, online social community, made possible by the Hazelden Betty Ford Institute for Recovery Advocacy, that provides a source of support and fellowship to those touched by or concerned about the disease of addiction. The Daily Pledge provides healthy daily activities on the home page, which are viewable to all who might benefit from seeing others "recover out loud." To participate in the home page activities (i.e. add your own publicly visible comments), become a member by completing our quick, free signup. After logging in as a member, you will also get access to safe and private discussions, online meetings, live chat and more. Seeking recovery? In recovery? Love someone in or seeking recovery? This is YOUR community! Interact with others who are establishing and sustaining lives and families free from addiction. Access chats, online meetings and discussion boards that address your specific areas of interest any day, any time, from anywhere. You control your anonymity settings. | Welcome to the home of 100% virus-free recovery. The only known contagions are support and encouragement. Can't make a meeting out there? Check the schedule and catch one right here this week. We're up to 16 meetings a week — with more new meeting times coming soon! | ||||||||||||||
17 | SMART Recovery Online Community | https://www.smartrecovery.org/community/ | Self-Management And Recovery Training (SMART) is a global community of mutual-support groups. At meetings, participants help one another resolve problems with any addiction (to drugs or alcohol or to activities such as gambling or over-eating). Participants find and develop the power within themselves to change and lead fulfilling and balanced lives guided by our science-based and sensible 4-Point Program®. | Many meetings across the country have been put on hiatus or have changed from in-person to online due to the concerns over COVID-19, and more are expected to do the same. SMART Recovery will remain fully operational at this time, and will continue to support individuals and their family & friends with their recovery in the best way possible. Please continue to check the SMART Recovery meeting website (https://www.smartrecovery.org/local/) to confirm your local meeting format (in-person or online) before making plans to attend a face-to-face meeting. Meeting statuses are changing often as requests are sent to our National Office. | ||||||||||||||
18 | Recovery Dharma | https://recoverydharma.org/online-meetings | We are a group of Recovery Dharma Members who use technology to meet up with each other from around the world. We make an effort to stay in contact with each other between meetings to form Spiritual Friendships. OUR MEETINGS: We get together online for meetings, workshops, and inter-sangha business. Some of us stay around after the closing to hangout in the Virtual Parking Lot for fellowship. For some of us, this is our primary recovery community. For others, it supplements the meetings available to us locally. | Updated list of meetings in the wake up COVID 19: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/13sb_3p0pX-WLMnQP9kOszR1WE5LeeeamycD_carKn0g/edit?fbclid=IwAR0SDCNveP04oBDeXJf5_PXBGMQCqKr1GYUf0fggixcGZISmH92mb1HkR6A#gid=1720303593 | ||||||||||||||
19 | WEConnect & Unity in Recovery | https://unityrecovery.org/digital-recovery-meetings | Recovery is a reality for over 22 million Americans with past substance use concerns, over 40 million in mental health recovery, and countless more millions across the globe. We truly believe that recovery is individual, dynamic, and ultimately, best directed by the individual with support from their community. With this philosophy in mind, Unity Recovery was founded to be an inclusive recovery community organization and drop-in center for everyone. | Unity Recovery + WEconnect + SOS Recovery + Alano Club are now offering free virtual recovery meetings during the COVID-19 pandemic | ||||||||||||||
20 | Women for Sobriety | https://wfsonline.org/ | An Organization of Women, For Women Women for Sobriety, Inc., is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping women discover a happy New Life in recovery from Substance Use Disorders. Founded in 1975, the WFS New Life Program is based on thirteen Acceptance Statements which encourage emotional and spiritual growth. WFS has certified moderators and chat leaders leading mutual support groups online and in person, as well as phone volunteers available for one-on-one support. Any woman seeking an abstinent New Life is welcome to join WFS, and all expressions of female identity are welcome. | |||||||||||||||
21 | 7Cups | https://www.7cups.com/ | We live in a world where you can be surrounded by people, but still feel lonely, with nobody to turn to when things get rough. But being heard is an important part of being human. Psychologist, Glen Moriarty saw that there was great power in listening, but he knew not everyone had someone to talk to. He started to wonder. “How can I make being heard a reality for everyone?” That’s why 7 Cups was born. Thanks to thousands of volunteer listeners stepping up to lend a friendly ear, 7 Cups is happy to say, “We’re here for you!” No matter who you are or what you’re going through, this is a place where you’ll be heard and cared for. We might be strangers on the surface, but underneath we’re just the friends you haven’t met yet. | |||||||||||||||
22 | North Quabbin Recovery Center | https://www.facebook.com/NorthQuabbinRECOVERYcenter/ | The North Quabbin Recovery Center provides a compassionate safe space to offer peer-to-peer support to allow multiple Paths of recovery for all | |||||||||||||||
23 | Embark Recovery | https://www.embarkreco.com/about | El Paso County ReCo is a group of non-profit organizations that cultivate powerful, healthy lives by providing peer emotional support and development services to both the majority and the diverse minorities of the El Paso County Recovery Community and its allies embracing issues of mental health, chemical, and behavioral addiction, and chronic illness. ReCo fully embraces multiple pathways and hopes to grow our acceptance and support of each other. We are active members of the Association of Recovery Community Organizations (ARCO). | Online Recovery Meetings and Zoom updates | ||||||||||||||
24 | Yoga of 12 Step Recovery | https://y12sr.com/ | YOGA OF 12-STEP RECOVERY IS A HOLISTIC MODEL DESIGNED TO ADDRESS THE PHYSICAL, MENTAL AND SPIRITUAL DISEASE OF ADDICTION. The characteristics and effects of addiction could easily be described as separation. Addictive behaviors disconnect us from ourselves, our loved ones, our environment and so much more. Conversely, yoga itself means union, integration, balance. Yoga and its practices teach the fine art of balancing our multidimensional lives while living in a complex world. | |||||||||||||||
25 | Recovery Speakers | https://www.recoveryspeakers.com/ | Recovery Speakers is an online community that aims to offer support, resources, and information to those affected by alcoholism, drug addiction, and addiction in any other form it takes. We are home to the largest single online audio library of recovery talks—spanning some 70 years—and a wide range of 12-step fellowships, such as Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, Al-Anon, and others. We seek to give people a meeting when there are none, preserve the rich legacy and history of the 12 step fellowships, and support one another through the community created here. Welcome, and keep coming back. | |||||||||||||||
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28 | Agency | Link | About Agency | COVID- 19 Response/Changes | ||||||||||||||
29 | THIS WEBSITE OFFERS UP-TO-DATE CHANGES IN RECOVERY MEETING TIMES AND RESOURCES AMID COVID-19! Look4Help | https://www.look4help.org/ | The Look4Help Public Resource Directory, a program of Community Action Pioneer Valley, is a free, web-based public information service that is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. There are close to 1,000 agencies, programs or services at over 450 locations, available to serve you.The Look4Help Public Resource Directory was created in response to a community need for a centralized online tool to facilitate communication of available resources, service information, referrals, and a coordination of services.The Look4Help website provides a free on-line searchable listing of supportive local resources, and includes detailed, up-to-date information about organizations and their programs. Look4Help lists the services of non-profit organizations, government agencies, health and human services, medical and mental health providers, and others. | >COVID-19 Virus Updates from State and Federal Government >Food & Meals >Community Action Pioneer Valley COVID Updates >Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Resources >COVID-19 Updates from Hospitals & Medical Practices >Mental Health >Addiction and Recovery Resources >Seniors, Caregivers, and Persons with Disabilities >Unemployment, Job/Employment, & Business Resources >Homeless Services and Housing Resources >Public Transportation >Libraries >COVID-19 Resources for Town Governments >Courts and Court Services >Jails and Prisons | ||||||||||||||
30 | Americorps at GCC | Online learning at GCC and providing students with tech to get their work done. They can contact library for more information. | ||||||||||||||||
31 | BHN The Livingroom - emergency services | https://www.bhninc.org/services-and-programs/emergency-services/living-room | The Living Room, a bright, open space located at BHN’s main campus in Springfield, is for those coping with a behavioral health issue where peers are available to meet with guests of the program. Often, The Living Room provides a safe space, allowing for someone in crisis to connect with peers, avoiding the emergency room or hospitalization. The concept is to connect those in crisis with those who have been down a similar path and have an intimate understanding of what the struggle is like. | Living Room will continue to offer Tues-Sat 10-6 hours by appointments only. Advanced notice required to set up a 2 hour window where clients can utilize services such as: food, showers, computers and laundry. | ||||||||||||||
32 | Brick House | http://brickhousecommunity.org/ | Our mission is to support individual, family and community well being through collaboration on economic development, youth development, leadership development and education | Teen Center: The Teen Center is physically closed for regular drop-in hours due to COVID-19 precautions, but we are setting up a virtual TC due to open 3/23. Check back here or on our facebook page for details, or call/text 413.800.5705 Teen center staff are available to talk and answer any concerns that come up for youth during this stressful time. The teen center # is 413-800-5705. Family Services: We are offering bagged lunch and breakfast distribution in front of the Brick House at 1:15 PM M-F. Please feel free to stop by! We want to hear how you are doing and how we can help. Families, you can reach our Parent and Family Support Services at 413.800.2496. | ||||||||||||||
33 | Children’s Advocacy Center | We are working remotely, we are triaging cases and connecting with families in a supportive way. | ||||||||||||||||
34 | City of Greenfield | The number is: (413) 775-6411 | As part of the coordinated emergency response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the City of Greenfield has opened a Community Information Line. The line will start Tuesday March 24, 2020 from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday. | |||||||||||||||
35 | Community Action of Pioneer Valley (See CAPV Programs Below) | https://www.communityaction.us/ | Community Action holds a long-term vision of safe, just, and prosperous communities throughout Franklin and Hampshire Counties and the North Quabbin region in western Massachusetts. We are committed to upholding the common good by offering leadership, advocacy, and concrete resources that support children, youth, individuals, families, and local communities to thrive. | Now, just as we have for the last 55 years, we will uphold that commitment to our community. We recognize that COVID-19 will likely have the hardest impact on those we serve, and are creating flexible service delivery plans, informed by best practice recommendations from the CDC, World Health Organization, and Department of Public Health, to protect the safety of our participants and our 350 employees while continuing to provide critical services in the most effective and socially-conscious means possible. Community Action will continue to operate to fullest extent possible without compromising the health and safety of our staff and our participants. Here are the latest program updates as of this morning (these are subject to change based on federal and state guidance and requirements): | ||||||||||||||
36 | THE COMMUNITY ACTION FAMILY CENTER: | https://www.communityaction.us/family-center | Our program remains open and is completing applications over the phone. The information and referral line is in full operation (413.475.1555) and can screen callers for many different programs including assistance with heat, rent and SNAP. Our diaper distribution has been moved to Community Action’s Center for Self-Reliance Food Pantry which is now at the Federal Street School, 125 Federal Street, Greenfield, MA. 413.773.5029, on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday 11am to 4pm. | |||||||||||||||
37 | HEAD START & EARLY LEARNING PROGRAMS: | https://www.communityaction.us/head-start-early-learning-programs | ALL Head Start & Early Learning Programs are closed for on-site child care services until May 4th, but will continue to offer other services to the fullest extent possible. As this closure creates significant hardship for many of our families, we are thinking flexibly and remain in contact with families to combat isolation and strategize how we can provide services in other ways. | |||||||||||||||
38 | FUEL ASSISTANCE: | https://www.communityaction.us/fuel-assistance | Our Fuel Assistance Program is open, but not accepting walk-in or in-person appointments. Applications can be taken over the phone. We are continuing to certify applications, authorize deliveries, and pay vendors. 413-774-2310 | |||||||||||||||
39 | ENERGY EFFICIENCY: | https://www.communityaction.us/electric-efficiency | All Energy Efficiency Programs have suspended all home visits until further notice. | |||||||||||||||
40 | HEATING REPAIR PROGRAM: | https://www.communityaction.us/heating-system-repair | Our Heating Repair Program is processing participants by phone only. When necessary and safe, we will perform in-home assessments of heating systems for emergency situations. 413-376-1115 | |||||||||||||||
41 | VITA FREE TAX ASSISTANCE PROGRAM: | https://www.communityaction.us/freetaxassistance | VITA Tax Assistance clinics have been suspended. Please see our VITA website for information on how to file your taxes online. | |||||||||||||||
42 | WIC | https://www.communityaction.us/wic | WIC is now holding online appointments instead of in-person visits. We are following the guidance from our funding source, USDA. If you are concerned about your WIC appointment for any reason, please call us for assistance. We will do our best to help all families navigate services. 413-367-1160 | |||||||||||||||
43 | COMMUNITY RESOURCES & ADVOCACY | https://www.communityaction.us/community-resources-advocacy | Community Resource & Advocacy staff will continue to answer the Information & Referral line Monday - Friday 9 - 4 and provide referrals for supportive services and schedule phone appointments for health insurance, SNAP, and financial assistance for utility and rent arrears. 413-475-1570 | |||||||||||||||
44 | YOUTH & WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS | https://www.communityaction.us/youth-programs | Please call for our latest program updates: 413-774-7028 | |||||||||||||||
45 | HARMON PERSONNEL SERVICES | Please call for the latest program updates: 413-774-7847 | ||||||||||||||||
46 | THE CENTER FOR SELF-RELIANCE FOOD PANTRIES: | https://www.communityaction.us/food-pantries | We have moved our Greenfield pantry operations temporarily to the Federal Street Elementary School on 125 Federal St. Our operating hours will continue to be every Monday, Tuesday and Thursday from 11 am to 4 pm. | |||||||||||||||
47 | Community Engagement at UMASS Amherst Nursing | |||||||||||||||||
48 | Community Health Center of Franklin County (CHCFC) | http://www.chcfc.org/ | The Community Health Center of Franklin County (CHCFC) opened the doors of its medical clinic in Turners Falls in 1997 with the mission to provide excellent medical care to all residents of Franklin County, regardless of insurance status or income. Now, we have three clinics, one in Orange offering medical and dental services, an urgent dental care clinic in Greenfield, and our newest facility located in downtown Greenfield offering medical and dental services | We have premade bags of groceries, dairy, meat and produce items available for curbside pick up in the front of the school. In addition, we have diapers available for young families with diaper need. If you are working with families who are unable to get to us, please call us at (413) 773-5029 to see how we can help. | ||||||||||||||
49 | CSO | https://csoinc.org/locations | Family Support Programs, Community-Based Programs, Mental Health and Addiction Recovery Programs, Crisis Programs, Housing and Homelessness Programs. | |||||||||||||||
50 | CSO Living Room | https://www.csoinc.org/community-based-programs | The Greenfield Living Room is a peer-led daytime support and diversion program that can be accessed without an appointment, regardless of insurance, and without lengthy intake forms and paperwork. It is a warm, inviting, substance-free environment for individuals 18 years or older experiencing emotional distress. Some guests may come for social or peer support, health / housing / employment assistance, on-site laundry, shower / bathroom facilities, or to have a snack in the kitchen. | We look forward to when the dust settles and we can return to our beloved pantry space on Osgood. | ||||||||||||||
51 | Franklin County Regional Housing | www.fcrhra.org | Staff mostly working remotely. RAFT will be receiving more funds and will be able to help folks that are out of work and unable to pay bills during this time. More to come on amount and when the funds will be available. Basic intakes are still accessible threough the website. RAFT will be reaching outo when the online intake is complete. HCEC RAFT intake is www.fcrhra.org | |||||||||||||||
52 | Greenfield Public Library | greenfieldpubliclibrary.org | The Greenfield Public Library serves as a public center for enrichment, entertainment, access to technology, self-directed learning and the exploration of ideas. The Library serves all members of the community, regardless of age, income, education, religious or political beliefs and makes no judgment on the nature of individual inquiry. | Remote tech support/troubleshooting available for online library services; Available to answer questions and provide assistance for Census 2020 Contact: Pamela McBride pamela.mcbride@greenfield-ma.gov | ||||||||||||||
53 | Housing Authority of Greenfield | Maintenance is responding to emergency calls. Working outside as well. | ||||||||||||||||
54 | Literacy Project | https://www.literacyproject.org/ | The Literacy Project provides free classes to adults in basic skills, high school equivalency, and college and career readiness. We work with adults who are ready to learn, helping them build the skills they need to reach their goals at work, at home and in the community. | Classrooms are closed. Continuing to find ways to best serve our students. Using google classroom, sending packages home to students. Checking in with students as much as possible. | ||||||||||||||
55 | Massachusetts Housing Partnership (MHP) | https://www.mhp.net/community | A statewide public nonprofit affordable housing organization that works in concert with the Governor and the state Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) to help increase the supply of affordable housing in Massachusetts. | MHP is working with the Community Preservation Coalition on how Community Preservation Act funds (CPA) can be used to provide rental assistance. This is a question many of communities have been asking given the number of residents who have lost wages due to business closures. In a newsletter this week, the CPC confirmed that providing rental assistance is permitted, something that was clarified when the law was amended in 2012. A total of 176 cities and towns have CPA. | ||||||||||||||
56 | MassHire Career Center | https://www.masshirefhcareers.org/ | MassHire Franklin Hampshire Career Center provides employment and training services at no charge to job seekers and employers in Franklin County, Hampshire County, and the North Quabbin area. We serve the 50 communities of Franklin and Hampshire Counties as well as the communities of Royalston, Athol, Phillipston, and Petersham in Worcester County that are part of the North Quabbin area. We are proud to provide a wide range of services and resources to both job seekers and employers. Job seekers will find a variety of job search tools and training opportunities to help find the ideal career or career pathway. Area employers are able to post jobs and learn about the many ways we connect employers with skilled workers looking for meaningful work. | MassHire Franklin Hampshire Career Centers in Greenfield, Orange, and Northampton Forbes Library are temporarily closed to the public for in-person services in an effort to protect our customers and staff from potential exposure to Coronavirus (COVID-19). Our staff continue to work and assist customers by phone, email, or web. If you need assistance or need to reach a staff person, please call the Greenfield Career Center at 413-774-4361 or toll free at 800-457-2603. Our website will be updated daily. Please use these links to learn details about applying for unemployment benefits and other programs to assist during the Coronavirus state of emergency. | ||||||||||||||
57 | New England Learning Center for Women in Transition (NELCWIT) | https://www.facebook.com/NELCWIT/ | The New England Learning Center for Women in Transition (NELCWIT) is the sexual and domestic violence crisis center of Franklin County and the North Quabbin. We are here to serve survivors, of every race, gender, class, and background. All of our survivor services are free of charge.We do not require health insurance or proof of citizenship.Our services are available in English and Spanish; we have access to a multi-language interpreter program for other languages as well. Our buildings are wheelchair accessible. 24/7 HOTLINE: 413-772-0806 | Offices are closed; most services are continuing remotely. 24-hour hotline operating normally. Counseling appointments available during business hours by phone. SAFEPLAN and other court services being offered by phone. No drop-in visits or supervised visitation. 24/7 hotline: 413-772-0806. | ||||||||||||||
58 | Peoples Medicine | https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdr0JXkg4s6tK9yfX-Zcp-ezVmAszkGiOuVudpMBvqs2Yz7yw/viewform | All people have a right to wellness and empowered connection to their health. The People’s Medicine Project is a health justice organization in Western Massachusetts that focuses on increasing access to alternative health care. | During the Corona Virus/Covid-19 outbreak, we are offering formulas for immune and nervous system support. These remedies are intended for people who would otherwise not have access to herbal preparations– people who are already our clients, folks without homes, those on food stamps, etc. We wish that we could offer unlimited supplies to everyone, but we have a limited amount of herbs and given the disruptions in the global supply chain, we're not positive that we can get more. Our intention is to get these remedies first and foremost to the most vulnerable members of our community and the folks that serve them– medical professionals, social services staff, etc. If you have other ways of accessing this medicine, please use those instead. If you can't get the herbs other places, please DO order from us! These remedies are intended for people who would otherwise not have access to herbal preparations– people who are already our clients, folks without homes, those on food stamps, etc. We wish that we could offer unlimited supplies to everyone, but we have a limited amount of herbs and given the disruptions in the global supply chain, we're not positive that we can get more. Our intention is to get these remedies first and foremost to the most vulnerable members of our community and the folks that serve them– medical professionals, social services staff, etc. If you have other ways of accessing this medicine, please use those instead. If you can't get the herbs other places, please DO order from us! | Herbal Supplements Delivery - FREE | |||||||||||||
59 | Salasin | https://salasinproject.org/ | Believing that healing happens through mutually empowering relationships, we at Salasin offer individuals and families a safe place to build community, support each other and work toward self-empowerment and healing. It is our mission to provide a safe, family-friendly environment. Through community participation, we provide opportunities for support and connection in a nonjudgmental, stigma-free environment. Together we strengthen our community through peer-to-peer support, educational opportunities and access to information and resources. | Here is our April news. Please continue to share this and refer folks to us as we do have resources and are available. We offer support for people who have experienced an interpersonally exploitative relationship as well as people who have survived experiencing witnessing it as children. Our group supports are open to anyone who would like to attend, regardless of relationship history. We also offer parent supports especially sensitive to folks in recovery as well as Department of Children and Families (DCF) referred. If you are working with someone you think could benefit from something we offer, please encourage them to be in touch. | ||||||||||||||
60 | Tapestry | https://www.tapestryhealth.org/ | Tapestry provides comprehensive community-based healthcare to adults and teens: Birth control, STI testing, Cervical & breast cancer screening, Emergency contraception, HIV testing, PrEP HIV prevention medication, Overdose prevention & education, Syringe access & disposal, Narcan training & access, Breastfeeding support, Food access, Community education | We have prevention measures in place, including screening procedures at all locations, increased disinfection and social distancing protocols, and cancelling or postponing all public events. We have expanded our community outreach efforts, implemented mobile delivery services, started offering appointments online and by phone, and have shifted office hours to continue providing essential care while minimizing contact and preventing the spread of COVID-19. We are advising everyone to call ahead before coming to any Tapestry site. Phone numbers for all locations can be found here: tapestryhealth.org/find-us. | ||||||||||||||
61 | Turners Falls Womens Resource Center | CLOSED FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL | ||||||||||||||||
62 | Western Mass Community Mutual Aid | https://www.wmacma.com/ | In these scary and uncertain times, it’s important that we show up for each other and remember that we are not alone. Request Help: Find help getting somewhere, getting supplies, financial aid, healthcare, housing, translation, childcare, pet care, or emotional/spiritual support. Projects underway: Financial Aid, Emotional Support, Meal Delivery (Northampton),Gardening/Farming initiative, Transportation & Distribution, Medical Care/Support, Translation services, Education Resources Volunteer: Connect with us to list yourself as a volunteer for ride sharing, errands, donate, and offer care. Donate: Give a monetary donation using our community mutual aid contribution form. | |||||||||||||||
63 | YMCA Greenfield | YMCA is closed until further notice. Meals will be moved to high school and town lot. These meals are available for pickup beginning at 11 AM. | ||||||||||||||||
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66 | Franklin Regional Council of Governments (FRCOG) | https://frcog.org/covid-19-resources/ | This web page presents materials for municipal officials about the 2019 Novel Coronavirus and its associated disease, COVID-19. Resources have been identified by FRCOG staff, including Emergency Preparedness Program staff, the Mohawk Area Public Health Coalition, the Health and Medical Coordinating Coalition, and the CPHS Health District Regional Public Health Nurse. | Local public health departments across the region are staffing up and are busy protecting the public health by working with everyone who has contracted COVID-19 and their close contacts to ensure that they have what they need to remain quarantined or isolated. FYI for those wondering about definitions: those with a diagnosis are asked to be isolated, those who have been close contacts of theirs since they had symptoms are asked to be quarantined. More information about what each of these terms entail is available at our COVID-19 municipal resource page. Phoebe Walker walker@frcog.org 413-774-3167 x 102 | ||||||||||||||
67 | Massachusetts Substance Use Hotline (1-800-327-5050) | https://helplinema.org/ | The Helpline is the only statewide, public resource for finding licensed and approved substance use treatment and recovery services. Our goal is to give you the information and treatment referrals that are right for you. We refer to hundreds of treatment services funded or licensed by the MA Department of Public Health. We don’t sell anything and we don’t operate any treatment programs. | |||||||||||||||
68 | SAMHSA COVID-19 Guidance for Opioid Treatment Programs | https://www.samhsa.gov/medication-assisted-treatment | The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) is the agency within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services that leads public health efforts to advance the behavioral health of the nation. SAMHSA's mission is to reduce the impact of substance abuse and mental illness on America's communities. | |||||||||||||||
69 | Veteran’s Crisis Line (1-800-273-8255, Press 1 or text 838255) | https://www.veteranscrisisline.net/ | Connect with the Veterans Crisis Line to reach caring, qualified responders with the Department of Veterans Affairs. Many of them are Veterans themselves. | |||||||||||||||
70 | Massachusetts Veterans Services Officers Association – Veteran’s Agents by City & Town | https://www.opioidtaskforce.org/covid-19-resources/veterans-covid-19-resources/ | Seek out and develop personal and professional relationships with public and private organizations throughout the Commonwealth to enhance services for our clients; cultivate interactions with organizations to strengthen existing relationships to better serve our clients; and continue to focus on personal and professional development for all Veteran Service Officers (VSOs). | |||||||||||||||
71 | MA Health Coverage | https://mahealthconnector.optum.com/individual/ | The Massachusetts Health Connector is the state's Marketplace for health and dental insurance. | |||||||||||||||
72 | Massachusetts Behavioral Health Access (MABHA) | https://www.mabhaccess.com/ | The Massachusetts Behavioral Health Access (MABHA) website helps both providers and members locate openings in mental health and substance use disorder services. We welcome everyone to search for services that they can access directly from their community. | |||||||||||||||
73 | National Council for Behavioral Health – COVID-19 Resources | https://www.thenationalcouncil.org/covid19/ | For more than 50 years, we have been working to promote health and wellness among our staff, stakeholders, members and the communities they support. With recent news of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) inviting a heightened sense of uncertainty and apprehension, that commitment has never been stronger. In this time of confusion, there is hope. And there is help. | |||||||||||||||
74 | Network of Care – Massachusetts | https://massachusetts.networkofcare.org/mh/index.aspx | Network of Care Massachusetts includes a directory of over 5,000 programs and organizations across the Commonwealth, searchable by keyword and zip code. If you are looking for an individual therapist or psychiatrist, please contact one of the many helplines in Massachusetts that can connect you to care. Let Network of Care Massachusetts help you take the first step in locating mental health, substance use, and related social services in your community to support good health and recovery. | |||||||||||||||
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