29 Housing & Shelter Resources in Middlesex, Massachusetts — Free Help & Counseling

29 verified housing & shelter resources in Middlesex, Massachusetts. Find free counseling, crisis support, sliding-scale therapy, substance abuse treatment, and community help on OneClickMentalHealth. Search by city, ZIP, or insurance.

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Bristol Lodge Men's Shelter — Housing & Shelter in Waltham, Massachusetts — (781) 893-0108 — The Bristol Lodge Men's Shelter operate on a first-come, first-served basis. If you are in need of a bed, you must go through the pre-screening process by calli
Bristol Lodge Women's Shelter — Housing & Shelter in Waltham, Massachusetts — (781) 894-1225 — Operates on a first come, first served basis. If you are in need of a bed, you must go through the pre-screening process by calling 781-893-0108, Monday through
CASPAR Emergency Care Center — Housing & Shelter in Cambridge, Massachusetts — (617) 302-9655 — Bed lottery is at 2:30 PM. Beds can only be reserved in person. CASPAR's Emergency Service Center (ESC) is one of three shelters in Massachusetts that accept ho
CHRIST CHURCH UNITED, UCC — Housing & Shelter in Lowell, Massachusetts — (978) 459-9631 — Under the Oak is a day shelter that is Christian based and located at Christ Church United in Lowell, Ma. UTO is open every Wednesday from 11am till 2pm..On col
Cambridge Shelter (Salvation Army) — Housing & Shelter in Cambridge, Massachusetts — (617) 547-3400 — Short term and extended stay beds for sober men only. Provides case management, substance abuse services and vocational counseling. Call first thing in the morn
Community Teamwork — Housing & Shelter in Lowell, Massachusetts — (978) 452-5410
Cross Street Family Shelter — Housing & Shelter in Somerville, Massachusetts — (617) 776-6661 — The shelter is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. This is a residential facility for families in a communal-like atmosphere where families reside together and
First Church Shelter — Housing & Shelter in Cambridge, Massachusetts — (617) 661-1873 — Emergency shelter. Stay is variable. Hours: 6pm - 7am. Provides a basic act of mercy to the poor and homeless of Cambridge and surrounding communities. Each eve
Harvard Square Homeless Shelter — Housing & Shelter in Cambridge, Massachusetts — (617) 876-3256 — *** NOTE: The Harvard Square Homeless Shelter will be closed at least through the end of this year (2020). It will not be opening on Nov 1 per usual. Open from
Heading Home Shelter — Housing & Shelter in Cambridge, Massachusetts — (617) 547-1885 — Short term and extended stay beds for sober men and women. Provides case management, housing search, and referrals to community services to assist with mental h
Hildebrand Family Self-Help Center - Congregate Family Shelter — Housing & Shelter in Cambridge, Massachusetts — (617) 491-5752 — This is the administrative office. Hildebrand Family Self-Help Center provides shelter to families only and operates under a closed referral contract with the s
House of Hope — Housing & Shelter in Lowell, Massachusetts — (978) 458-2870 — This is a Family Shelter. Entrance is through DHCD Homeless Coordinator out of the local DTA Office. Not a walk in Shelter. Emergency food, shelter and clothing
Housing Families Inc. — Housing & Shelter in Malden, Massachusetts — (781) 322-9119 — Office Hours: Mondays through Fridays 9:00am to 5:00pm Emergency Shelter The Emergency Shelter consists of 100 apartments for homeless families throughout Great
Lowell Transitional Living Center — Housing & Shelter in Lowell, Massachusetts — (978) 458-9888 — Lowell Transitional Living Center provides three daily meals, a safe environment, detox placement, individual assessment and referrals, medical care, case manag
MERRIMACK HOUSE — Housing & Shelter in Lowell, Massachusetts — (978) 937-2418
Marlborough Shelter Center — Housing & Shelter in Marlboro, Massachusetts — (508) 481-7847
Medford Family Life Education — Housing & Shelter in Medford, Massachusetts — (781) 391-9116
Multi Service Center for the Homeless — Housing & Shelter in Cambridge, Massachusetts — (617) 349-6340 — The Cambridge Multi-Service Center (MSC) addresses the needs of homeless and near-homeless individuals and families living in the community, they provide homele
Pathways Family Shelter SMOC — Housing & Shelter in Framingham, Massachusetts — (508) 879-5047 — Family congregate shelter for 14 homeless families. It is staffed 24 hours a day. Parents and children of each family share one private bedroom. They share the
SOUTH MIDDLESEX OPPORTUNITY COUNCIL — Housing & Shelter in Framingham, Massachusetts — (508) 620-2300
Samaritan Inn — Housing & Shelter in Westfield, Massachusetts — (413) 568-3122 — Capacity: 32 men, 5 women. Length of Stay: 90 days. Services: Spanish; advocacy; counseling; 2 meals & snack; nurse; some clothing; referral to other social ser
Somerville Homeless Coalition Adult Shelter — Housing & Shelter in Somerville, Massachusetts — (617) 623-6111 — Services: Emergency Assistance Food Assistance Project SOUP Homelessness Prevention Outreach & Shelter Housing Search Assistance Supportive Housing
South Middlesex Opportunity — Housing & Shelter in Ashland, Massachusetts — (508) 231-8710 — Shadows provides temporary emergency housing for up to 10 women who are sober. It is linked to SMOC's continuum of housing and services through the Common Groun
St. Patrick's Shelter — Housing & Shelter in Somerville, Massachusetts — (617) 628-3015 — An emergency and extended stay shelter for women only over the age of eighteen. Operated by Catholic Charities. No referral needed, walk in by 3pm. Hours of ope
The Salvation Army Massachusetts Division — Housing & Shelter in Cambridge, Massachusetts — (617) 547-3400 — This Salvation Army location provides much more than an emergency shelter. They also provide: Alcohol and Drug Treatment, Military Personnel Assistance, Transit

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Do these services accept insurance or Medicaid?

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Can I get help in a language other than English?

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In crisis? Call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (free, 24/7, confidential, English and Spanish). Veterans press 1. For LGBTQ+ youth, call 988 then press 3. If you are in immediate danger, call 911.