OutReach Centers

We have provided all of the Massachusetts OutReach Centers and programs.

Hebron Food Pantry Inc     (508)223-4257 11 Sanford Street Attleboro, MA 02703 COMMUNITY OUTREACH and SUPPORT
Greenwood-Shalom Outreach     (617)282-1464 378 A Washington St Dorchester, MA 02124 The mission of the Greenwood Shalom is to work with children, parents, and young adults within the community to guide them in achieving, to the fullest extent possible, their God-given potential. Our goal is to provide a safe and nurturing environment where we will attend to the spiritual, educational, physical, and social needs of children, parents and young adults. We believe in working in partnership with parents and the community to better equip children, youth, and their families to become productive members of society and to encourage and support parents in their own personal growth and development.
Victory Outreach Inc     (909)599-4437 10 E Cottage Dorchester, MA 02125 website: http://www.victoryoutreach.org/ Victory Outreach is a comprehensive outreach and discipleship ministry that spans the globe, serving holistically in the name of Jesus.
Metrowest Outreach Connection Inc      87 Edgell Rd Framingham, MA 01701 website: http://www.mwoconnection.org Our mission is to prevent homelessness and to assist those who have lost their housing to obtain permanent housing. Our motto is 'Every family needs a home . . . every child deserves a home.' We believe that every child should have their most basic needs met - food, shelter, clothing and an education. Families living in shelters are challenged in every one of these areas. Those who eventually attain permanent housing usually are able to obtain the other three most basic needs with or without the help of service. Our second program, Health Through Housing, is designed to help victims of domestic abuse.
Montachusett Veterans Outreach Center, Inc.     (978)632-9601 268 Central St Gardner, MA 01440 website: http://www.veterans-outreach.org M.V.O.C. is multi-faceted in it's approach to veteran's services and actively strives to serve, counsel, educate, house and advocate for the rights of all veterans. We do not restrict our services based on mandated guidelines, we recognize all veterans.
Veterans Northeast Outreach Center, Inc.     (978)521-9668 65 Cedar St Haverhill, MA 01830 website: http://www.northeastveterans.org The Veterans Northeast Outreach Center was founded in 1985 to address the needs of Veterans and their families throughout the Merrimack Valley. The Center offers information, referral, advocacy and support to the 36,000 Veterans who live in the valley. In 1997, the VNOC expanded its services to Veterans by opening a transitional housing program, The Veterans Mansion, to serve homeless Veterans. The Mansion serves 22 homeless Veterans who can benefit from a sober, supportive, working environment as they make their way back to the mainstream. The VNOC has grown over these past several years, responding to the needs of the Veteran population by providing a wide range of direct and indirect services such as a clinical individual and group counseling, case management, employment support services, emergency food supplies, and a large referral base. The VNOC has also enjoined with the local VA hospital to develop a network of services dedicated to the needs of the aging Veteran population. In the fall of 2001,the VNOC opened The Veterans Campus which added 25 transitional housing units, established VetWorks, an employment assistance and placement service, and expanded its outreach service capacity. The VNOC looks forward to breaking ground on a new construction project in 2003 to add 10 permanent affordable rental housing units to the Veterans Campus. The leadership of the VNOC is comprised of a volunteer Board of Directors who are primarily Veterans and leaders in the community, the Executive Director, and an Assistant Director.
Operation Outreach-Usa Inc     (508)3064655 360 Woodland Street Holliston, MA 01746 website: http://www.oousa.org OO-USA develops student literacy skills and builds character and confidence to create proficient, responsible young people.
The Lions Den Youth Outreach Center, Inc.     (413)543-4444 PO Box 51142 Indian Orchard, MA 01151 website: http://www.lionsdenoutreach.org The Lion's Den evolved in response to a critical situation in the lives of many inner city teens, who are lacking a basic moral and spiritual foundation. Statistics show that 85% of teenagers would not attend a church or youth group event. They are not in a place where they can learn about life's serious questions and develop a personal relationship with God. The Lion's Den, through the efforts of many different churches and area businesses, is a place where these teens can connect.
Veterans Outreach Center Metrowest Incorporated     (508)460-9993 255 Main St Marlborough, MA 01752 website: http://www.vetsoutreach.com OUTREACH AND COUNSELING TO VETERANS
Lower Cape Outreach Council Inc     (508)240-0694 PO Box 665 Orleans, MA 02653 website: http://lcoutreach.org TO PROVIDE EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE TO INDIVIDUALS and FAMILIES IN NEED
Save Our Kids Outreach, Inc.     (413)781-5437 385 Eastern Ave Springfield, MA 01109 In the past eight years, Save Our kids drop in centers have provided every child that attends our programs with a free nutritious meal. Since its inception we have provided over 100,000 meals and snacks. And have served over 7,500 youths. Our program is also devoted to assisting the low-income and disadvantaged youth of our communities with their homework, teaching them computer and literacy skills, lessons in self-empowerments and offering them recreational activities, counseling and individual mentoring they so desperately need. S.O.K. after school Drop-In-Centers provide a vitalizing and disciplined alterative to the street corner, where many of these children would be if our programs were not available. We are now expanding and evolving our services to include summer activates that will get these children out of the inner city to enjoy healthy alternatives. We have added to our programs a Children's Residence that provides an innovative program. It afforsa a hoe away from home atmosphere with a difference. We arrange with a head of household to take high-risk youth out of their every day environment and give them 2-3 days of loving attention, that includes cooking lessons, excerise classes, varied trips with cultural themes, sports and other forms of recreation. Theis program is extended during the summer months.
Community Farms Outreach      240 Beaver St. Waltham, MA 02452 website: http://www.communityfarms.org We forge relationships between people, their food supply, and the land from which it grows. These are connections that have been largely lost over the last fifty years in our country, particularly in urban and suburban areas.