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Employee Assistance Program Resource List

We have a list of resources for alcohol and drug recovery, childcare, domestic violence, mental health, and much more.

UPDATE: We have received numerous requests from centers and groups asking us to include their organization on our site. Unfortunately, our resource list is at capacity. We will only make updates to this page as the need arises.  

If you have questions about the resources listed below, please contact the Employee Assistance Program.

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Alcohol / Drug Recovery

Name of Service Description
Name of ServiceStart Your Recovery
DescriptionThe program offers people dealing with substance use issues a single source of relatable, reliable information. They can help at any stage of your recovery journey.
Name of ServiceAmerican Addiction Centers
DescriptionThe Addiction Centers provides cares for adults and adolescents. They can help if you're struggling with alcohol or drug conditions, or mental and behavioral health issues.
Name of ServiceSpectrum Health System Inc.
DescriptionSpectrum provides treatment for substance abuse or mental health issues, or both. They can help you achieve sobriety, sustain recovery, and fulfill your personal goals.
Name of ServiceSt. Elizabeth Comprehensive Addiction Program
DescriptionSt. Elizabeth's Comprehensive Addiction Program, widely known as SECAP, is Boston’s oldest hospital-based program for the treatment of addiction. It was founded in 1976 to meet community concerns.
Name of ServiceSubstance abuse and Mental Health Administration
Description

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.

Name of ServiceNamaStay Sober
DescriptionNamaStay Sober is a 501(c)(3) organization that funds unlimited monthly yoga and fitness memberships to recovering addicts.
Name of ServiceNarcotics Anonymous
DescriptionEvery addict in the world had the chance to experience our message in his or her own language and cultural and find the opportunity for a new way of life.
Name of ServiceSmart Recovery Self-Help Network
DescriptionThere have been over 18,000 SMART Recovery Self-Help Group meetings in Massachusetts since 1990. All groups are lead by volunteers, most of whom are graduates of the SR Program.
Name of ServiceLive Another Day
DescriptionA database of substance use and mental health resources, with a focus on serving communities of color and the QTBIPOC community.   Features a searchable database and a support line.
Name of ServiceAddiction Recovery Management Services – ARMS
DescriptionThe Addiction Recovery Management Service (ARMS) specializes in supporting teenagers and young adults between the ages of 14 and 26, and their parents, as they deal with their substance use and related problems.
Name of ServiceMarijuana Anonymous
DescriptionMarijuana Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share our experience, strength, and hope with each other that we may solve our common problem and help others to recover from marijuana addiction.
Name of ServiceHighpoint Treatment Center
DescriptionHigh Point Treatment Center's (HPTC) mission is to prevent and treat chemical dependency and provide therapeutic services for mental health issues. Our goal is to help an individual achieve personal change and accept responsibility toward an improved quality of life.
Name of ServiceGosnold on Cape Cod
DescriptionFor over 40 years Gosnold has been servicing individuals and families affected by addiction. Gosnold supports you for the life of your recovery.
Name of ServiceElizabeth Stone House
DescriptionThe Elizabeth Stone House serves homeless and at-risk families and individuals in a goal-oriented, outcome-driven service environment by resolving the issues that made them homeless – domestic violence, substance abuse, and mental illness – so that they can attain and maintain permanent housing, personal safety, and economic stability.
Name of ServiceCocaine Anonymous
DescriptionCocaine Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength, and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from their addiction.
Name of ServiceBoston Public Health Commission Recovery Services
DescriptionThe City of Boston has a robust system of care for individuals, families, and communities affected by substance abuse. At the Boston Public Health Commission, we work to make sure this system is as easy to navigate as possible for those that need our support.
Name of ServiceAd-Care Hospital
DescriptionAd-Care is fully equipped to treat individuals at all levels of addiction, including patients with more complex medical or psychiatric needs.
Name of ServiceAlcoholics Anonymous
DescriptionA.A.’s primary purpose of maintaining our sobriety and helping other alcoholics achieve recovery.
Name of ServiceBoston Treatment Centers
DescriptionAt Boston Drug Treatment Centers, we know that recovery is possible and that you can overcome that addiction.
Name of ServiceArbour Health System
DescriptionArbour Health System is the largest private mental health system in Massachusetts. Arbour Health System is committed to providing easy access to a comprehensive range of behavioral health services for all patient age.
Name of ServiceBrattleboro Retreat / Mental Health and Addiction Care
DescriptionHelp for mental health and addictive disorders is available for you, right here on our private, southern Vermont campus. If you’re suffering from problems with depression, addiction to alcohol or other drugs, bipolar disorder, or difficulties related to anxiety, PTSD, or a co-occurring dual diagnosis disorder, then come to the Brattleboro Retreat.
Name of ServiceBrigham and Women's Faulkner Hospital Addiction Recovery Program
DescriptionFaulkner Hospital offers a variety of in house programs for addiction recovery, including inpatient detox, partial hospitalization day programs, outpatient suboxone treatment, and hosted peer-support groups.
Name of ServiceBanyan Treatment Centers
DescriptionBanyan provides inpatient detox and 28-day addiction and mental health treatment at their Baldwinville site.  They can also be contacted at toll free: (877) 997-3274.

Anger Management

Name of Service Description
Name of ServiceThriveworks Anger Management
DescriptionThis site, linked to an individual therapy service, gives information on types of anger and anger management.
Name of ServiceBoston Evening Therapy Associates
DescriptionThe site offers a good overview on different types of anger management treatment. There are also links to therapists who specialize in anger management.
Name of ServiceEmerge
DescriptionEmerge is a fee-for-service individual and group anger management program. The program places an emphasis on supporting domestic abuse survivors. 
Name of ServicePsychology Today Anger Management Groups
DescriptionExplore an aggregate of anger management groups across the state.
Name of ServicePsychology Today Anger Management Therapists
DescriptionAnother aggregate of individual anger management therapists across the state.

Childcare

Name of Service Description
Name of ServiceDepartment of Early Education and Care
DescriptionThe Massachusetts state department that oversees child care and education resources.  Their website hosts numerous resources and information including a searchable childcare database (separately linked below). They can also be contacted directly at 617-988-6600 for direct information and assistance.
Name of ServiceEEC Childcare Search
DescriptionThe Department of Early Education and Care offers this searchable database for childcare by income, voucher, and location.
Name of ServiceCare.com
DescriptionThis website helps connect you by zip code with vetted individual babysitters and nannies by location, child care centers, and other services such as cleaning and elder care.
Name of ServiceChild Care Resource and Referral Network
DescriptionFind resources and referral information about early education care and after-school programs throughout Massachusetts.
Name of ServiceCommonwealth Children’s Center
DescriptionThe center thrives on its unique ability to attract families from economically and geographically diverse neighborhoods.
Name of ServiceBright Horizons
DescriptionBright Horizons offers numerous daycare and preschool and early education centers. Search by zip code to find one close to you.
Name of Service

City of Boston Child Care

DescriptionChild Care services are available for children aged three months to seven years old on a limited basis through the City Hall Child Care program.
Name of ServiceChildcare Choices of Boston
DescriptionChildcare Choices of Boston serves as a child care resource and referral agency.
Name of Service 
Description 

Domestic violence

Name of Service Description
Name of ServiceThe National Domestic Hotline
DescriptionThe hotline is the only center in the nation that has access to service providers and shelters across the U.S. Today, the hotline continues to grow and explore new avenues of service.
Name of ServiceSuffolk County District Attorney / Domestic Violence Victims
DescriptionAs part of its overall mission of serving victims and protecting citizens of the county, District Attorney Conley’s office maintains a presence in nine district and municipal courts throughout Suffolk Count.
Name of ServiceMassachusetts Law Domestic Violence
DescriptionYou can find out information about the Massachusetts court system and domestic violence issues.
Name of ServiceMassachusetts Coalition Sexual Assault/Domestic Violence
DescriptionThe coalition is changing the way society views and reacts to sexual and domestic violence in ways that make our communities safer today, and for future generations.
Name of ServiceGay Men Domestic Violence Project
DescriptionThe project's mission is to assist and support victims and survivors of domestic violence in GLBTQ communities, bring about responsive public policy, and increase access to culturally competent services.
Name of ServiceFutures Without Violence
DescriptionNineteen teams comprised of local domestic violence organizations and health care facilities were selected to develop policy and clinical responses to domestic and sexual violence.
Name of ServiceFenway Health
DescriptionThe mission of Fenway Health is to enhance the wellbeing of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community and all people in our neighborhoods and beyond through access to the highest quality health care, education, research, and advocacy.
Name of ServiceEmerge-Counseling and Education to Stop Domestic Violence
DescriptionThis website is designed to offer information on services Emerge offers, and should not be considered a substitute for seeking out abuser education services.
Name of ServiceElizabeth Stone House
DescriptionThe Elizabeth Stone House serves homeless and at-risk families and individuals in a goal-oriented, outcome-driven service environment by resolving the issues that made them homeless.
Name of ServiceCasa Myrna
DescriptionCasa Myrna was founded in 1977 by a group of volunteers in Boston’s South End to provide a safe haven for women who were being abused by their husbands and partners.
Name of ServiceAsian Task Force Against Domestic Violence
DescriptionThe task force primarily serves Asian families and individuals in Massachusetts and New England who suffer from, or are at risk of suffering from, domestic violence.
Name of ServiceReach Beyond Domestic Violence
DescriptionThe website is for victims of violence, their families and friends, and the agencies and programs which serve them, both public and private.

Elder care

Name of Service Description
Name of ServiceSenior Whole Health
DescriptionAt Senior Whole Health, our mission is to maximize the quality of life, health, security, and independence of our members.
Name of ServiceNational Council on Aging
DescriptionWe offer tools and resources for you and the older adults you care about.
Name of ServiceNational PACE Association
DescriptionThe site is for people with chronic medical conditions over the age of 55. You'll find coordinated social work and medical care within your community. You can download the Harbor Health Service Plan for Boston and Massachusetts residents.
Name of ServiceExecutive Office of Elders Affairs
DescriptionFind extensive government services for elder services on many subjects and issues.
Name of ServiceBoston ElderINFO
DescriptionBoston ElderINFO assists elders, disabled individuals, and their families in accessing a comprehensive range of services that address health care needs.
Name of ServiceCommonwealth Care Alliance
DescriptionAt Commonwealth Care Alliance, our mission is to provide the best possible care, tailored individually to the members we serve throughout Massachusetts – elders and people across the age spectrum with special healthcare needs.
Name of ServiceCity of Boston Age Strong Commission
DescriptionThe mission of the Age Strong Commission is to enhance the quality of life for Boston's senior citizens.
Name of ServiceFamily Caregiver Alliance
DescriptionTo alliance's mission is to improve the quality of life for caregivers and those they care for through information, services, and advocacy.
Name of ServiceAlzheimer’s Foundation of America
DescriptionThe mission of the Alzheimer's Foundation of America is to provide optimal care and services to individuals confronting dementia, and to their caregivers and families.
Name of ServiceAlzheimer’s Association
DescriptionThe Alzheimer's Association is the world's leading voluntary health organization in Alzheimer's care, support, and research.
Name of ServiceSenior Resource Center, Inc.
DescriptionThe center's multidisciplinary concept unites asset preservation, health care coordination and advocacy, and legal overview under one roof.

Financial

Name of Service Description
Name of ServiceCity of Boston Credit Union
DescriptionThe credit union's mission is to be the primary financial service provider for its members, while offering prompt and convenient financial services.
Name of ServiceMass Mutual Financial Group
DescriptionMassMutual was founded on May 15, 1851. From the beginning, they have had a single purpose: to help people secure their future and protect the ones they love.
Name of ServiceDebt Management Department
DescriptionYou can find information about debt management on the State Treasurer's website.
Name of ServiceExecutive Office of Administration and Finance
DescriptionFind information on administration and financial concerns on the state website.
Name of ServiceThe Credit Counseling Professionals
DescriptionAmerican Consumer Credit Counseling is a nonprofit organization. They offer consumer credit counseling services, debt management, and financial management education to consumers nationwide.
Name of ServiceCity of Boston: Protecting your credit rights
DescriptionThis guide from the department of consumer affairs explores what to do to manage your credit well. It includes tips on what to do with debt collection or identity theft.  
Name of ServiceMass.Gov Identity Theft 
DescriptionThe state of Massachusetts offers this helpful guide on identity theft and how to navigate it. They also include a guide on how to protect yourself, freeze your credit, and other steps.
Name of ServiceCity of Boston Credit Union fraud and security
DescriptionThe City of Boston Credit Union also offers this guide on security risks and types of fraud. This includes ATM/debit fraud and phishing that can lead to identity or financial theft.
Name of ServiceMassLegal Questions about Identity Theft
DescriptionThe Massachusetts Bar also offers this resource and tip page on navigating Identity theft with links and phone numbers.

Grief and Community Support

Contact: Human Resources
Name of service Description
Name of serviceAlliance of Hope for Suicide Loss Survivors
DescriptionA support forum for those who have lost a loved one to suicide.
Name of serviceAmerican Foundation for Suicide Survivors
DescriptionOffers a searchable database of support groups for suicide survivors.
Name of serviceMeetup Grief Support
DescriptionA regularly updated collection of peer run grief support groups virtual and in person.
Name of serviceCommunity Healing Response Network
DescriptionThis city run support service offers direct and immediate support to victims of community violence, referrals to longer term resources, and helpful links and numbers on its main page.
Name of serviceLouis D. Brown Peace Institute
DescriptionA community violence response and support organization devoted to helping individuals and families who have suffered from violence.  Services include healing support groups, workshops, and more.
Name of serviceMASS Design Group
DescriptionA collective of architects and designers devoted to use of architecture in community healing.  Projects include the Gun Violence Memorial Project and more.
Name of servicePsychology Today Mass. Grief Support Groups
DescriptionAn aggregate of professional-run grief support groups across Massachusetts.
Name of serviceHope Health Grief Support
DescriptionHope Health offers a list of grief support groups for teens, adults, lgbtq+, and more.
Name of serviceSuicide Awareness Voices of Education
DescriptionFind information on suicide and suicidal awareness, as well as a searchable database for grief support groups.

Housing

Name of Service Description
Name of ServiceBoston Home Center
DescriptionThe Boston Home Center helps Boston residents purchase, improve, and keep their homes.
Name of ServiceMetropolitan Boston and Housing Partnership
DescriptionThe partnership's mission is to ensure that the region’s low- and moderate-income individuals and families have choice and mobility in finding and retaining decent affordable housing.
Name of ServiceHousing Navigator Massachusetts
DescriptionThis organization manages and offers a statewide database of housing targeted towards low and moderate-income renters and buyers. 
Name of ServiceLifeCycle Transitions
DescriptionThe fee-for-service company offers numerous housing-related transitional services. These include hoarding cleanups, property renovations, and crisis real estate rescue services.
Name of ServiceHousing and Economic Development
DescriptionThe division of the Department of Housing and Community Development provides funding to developers, nonprofits, and communities to assist first-time homebuyers.
Name of ServiceElizabeth Stone House
DescriptionThe Elizabeth Stone House serves homeless and at-risk families and individuals in a goal-oriented, outcome-driven service environment by resolving the issues that made them homeless.
Name of ServiceBoston Housing Authority 
DescriptionThe authority provides affordable housing to more than 58,000 residents in and around the City of Boston. 
Name of ServiceBoston Office of Fair Housing and Equity
DescriptionThis office provides Boston residents with information and resources around residency, advocating for equity in housing.
Name of ServiceBoston Office of Housing Stability
DescriptionThis service exists to help city residents who are at risk of eviction or loss of housing, providing emergency resources.
Name of ServiceBoston Mayor's Office of Housing
DescriptionThe mayor's office of housing has its own resource and information page for Boston renters, homeowners, landlords, and more.
Name of ServiceMassachusetts Coalition for the Homeless
DescriptionThe mission of the Massachusetts Coalition for the Homeless is to eradicate homelessness from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Legal

Name of Service Description
Name of ServiceBoston Bar Association
DescriptionThe association’s mission is to advance the highest standards of excellence for the legal profession, facilitate access to justice, and serve the community at large.
Name of ServiceMassachusetts Bar Association
DescriptionThe nonprofit serves the legal profession and the public. They promote justice, legal education, professional excellence, and respect for the law. Dial-A-Lawyer events on the first Wednesday of every month offer free answers to legal questions.
Name of ServiceSenior Resource Center, Inc.
DescriptionThe center's multidisciplinary concept unites asset preservation, health care coordination and advocacy, as well as legal overview under one roof.
Name of ServiceWomensLaw.org
DescriptionView a list of local organizations that provide free or low-cost legal services to victims of abuse and others who qualify.

Mental health

Name of Service Description
Name of ServiceRoadmap for Behavioral Health Reform
Description

A newly rolled out state resource whose goal is to act as an alternative to ER visits for those struggling with mental health or substance use issues. The site includes access to the 24/7 Behavioral health helpline and more.  Call or text 833-773-2445, or start a chat at masshelpline.com/chat for help.

Name of ServiceSamaritans
DescriptionSamaritans’ mission is to reduce the incidence of suicide by alleviating despair, isolation, distress and suicidal feelings among individuals in our community, educate the public about suicide prevention, and reduce the stigma associated with suicide.
Name of ServiceAmerican Association of Suicidology
DescriptionThe goal of the American Association of Suicidology is to understand and prevent suicide.
Name of ServiceCommunity Caring Clinic
DescriptionThe organization offers behavioral and mental healthcare services in the Roxbury area. The clinic also features bilingual and bi-cultural mental health services.
Name of ServiceNational Suicide Prevention Lifeline
DescriptionThe lifeline provides free and confidential emotional support to people in suicidal crisis or emotional distress 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Name of ServiceStop a Suicide Today / Screening for Mental Health
DescriptionStop a Suicide today was developed Douglas G. Jacobs, MD, as a nationwide campaign to empower individuals to help colleagues, friends, and loved ones.
Name of ServiceDee Dee's Cry
DescriptionThis local organization provides support and community resources on suicide prevention, mental health education and outreach support for families impacted by suicide.
Name of ServiceSuicide Prevention Resource Center
DescriptionThe center is the nation’s only federally supported resource center devoted to advancing the National Strategy for Suicide Prevention.
Name of ServiceAmerican Psychiatric Association
DescriptionThe association was founded in 1844 and is the world’s largest psychiatric organization.
Name of ServiceMental Health America
DescriptionMental Health America – founded in 1909 – is the nation’s leading community-based non-profit dedicated to helping all Americans achieve wellness by living mentally healthier lives.
Name of ServiceNational Institute of Mental Health
DescriptionThe institute is the nation’s leader in research on mental disorders, supporting research to transform the understanding and treatment of mental illnesses.
Name of ServiceNational Alliance of Mental Health
DescriptionThe alliance is nation’s largest grassroots mental health organization dedicated to building better lives for the millions of Americans affected by mental illness.
Name of ServiceMassachusetts Coalition for Suicide Prevention
DescriptionSince 1999, the coalition has worked to bring about awareness and mobilize community action.
Name of ServiceAnxiety and Depression Association of America
DescriptionThe association educates patients and their families about disorders and helps them find treatment, resources, and support.
Name of ServiceAmerican Academy of Child/Adolescent Psychiatry
DescriptionThe association is dedicated to protecting the health of children everywhere.
Name of ServiceMassmen / Massachusetts Mental Health Resources for Men
DescriptionThe website for Massachusetts men and their loved ones offers statewide mental health information, resources, and online self-assessments.
Name of ServiceBrattleboro Retreat / Mental Health and Addiction Care
DescriptionHelp for mental health and addictive disorders is available for you on their southern Vermont campus.
Name of ServiceRenfrew Center / Eating Disorders
DescriptionThe Renfrew Center supports the belief that there is never a single cause for the development of an eating disorder. Rather, eating disorders are complex illnesses with biological, genetic, psychological, social and developmental roots. Effective treatment must target this entire range of factors.
Name of ServiceParent's Guide to Suicide Prevention
DescriptionHelpful information, including warning signs and where you can find support, for parents of high school and college aged adolescents. 
Name of ServiceWithin Health Massachusetts
DescriptionWithin Health is a national eating disorder education and treatment organization, with treatment teams in Massachusetts.  Be sure to read their educational article on eating disorder programs for the elderly.
Name of ServiceUplift Behavioral Health Services
DescriptionThis mental health practice out of West Roxbury offers remote and in-person services for individual, couples and family counseling, group support, recovery services and more.

Process addictions

Name of Service Description
Name of ServiceMassachusetts Council on Compulsive Gambling
DescriptionThe private, nonprofit health agency is dedicated to providing leadership to reduce the social, financial, and emotional costs of problem gambling.
Name of ServiceGamblers Anonymous
DescriptionThe men and women of this fellowship share their experience, strength, and hope with each other.
Name of ServiceOvereaters Anonymous
DescriptionOvereaters Anonymous offers a program of recovery from compulsive overeating, binge eating, and other eating disorders. 
Name of ServiceMGH Eating Disorder Clinical and Research Program
DescriptionYou can find research, treatment, education, and training information through this Massachusetts General Hospital program.
Name of ServiceThe Renfrew Center / Eating Disorders
DescriptionThe Renfrew Center supports the belief that there is never a single cause for the development of an eating disorder.
Name of ServiceThe National Eating Disorders Association
DescriptionThe association supports individuals and families affected by eating disorders, and serves as a catalyst for prevention, cures and access to quality care.

Stress

Name of Service Description
Name of ServiceParental Stress Line
DescriptionA resource page for parents dealing with stressful issues.
Name of ServiceParents Helping Parents
DescriptionThe 24-hour Parental Stress Line provides telephone counseling, information, and referrals.
Name of ServiceNational Parent Helpline
DescriptionThe organization leads the way in prevention by positively impacting the well-being of families and communities worldwide.
Name of ServiceNational Alliance of Mental Health
DescriptionThe alliance is the nation’s largest grassroots mental health organization dedicated to building better lives for the millions of Americans affected by mental illness.

Support groups

Name of service Description
Name of serviceAlanon and Alateen
DescriptionAl-Anon and Alateen Family Groups help families and friends of alcoholics.
Name of serviceAlcoholics Anonymous
DescriptionA.A.’s primary purpose of maintaining our sobriety and helping other alcoholics achieve recovery.
Name of serviceCocaine Anonymous
DescriptionCocaine Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength, and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from their addiction.
Name of serviceMarijuana Anonymous
DescriptionMarijuana Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share our experience, strength, and hope with each other that we may solve our common problem and help others to recover from marijuana addiction.
Name of serviceNarcotics Anonymous
DescriptionEvery addict in the world had the chance to experience our message in his or her own language and cultural and find the opportunity for a new way of life.
Name of serviceSmart Recovery Self-Help Network
DescriptionThere have been more than 18,000 SMART Recovery Self-Help Group meetings in Massachusetts since 1990. All groups are lead by volunteers, most of whom are graduates of the SR Program.
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Summer Camps 2023

Name of service Description
Name of serviceBoston Public Schools Summer Stuff
DescriptionBPS is a one stop shop for numerous summer resources, including summer camps, learning groups, and more. 
Name of serviceBoston Centers for Youth and Families Summer Programming
DescriptionBCYF continues to offer their own sponsored summer activities for the community, check their website to find out more.
Name of serviceBoston Parks Summer Fitness Series
DescriptionBoston Parks and Recreation offer free weekly virtual and in person fitness groups throughout the summer, schedule is included in the link!
Name of serviceMommy Poppins Boston Summer Camps
DescriptionThis website compiles information, updated daily, on paid and free summer camps for 2023.
Name of serviceBoys and Girls Club of Boston
DescriptionOne of the oldest community run programs for families in the city, offers both after school and summer programming at numerous locations, with a focus on resources for under-served families and neighborhoods
Name of serviceYMCA Boston
DescriptionThe Boston chapter of YMCA has numerous fitness and summer youth programs for members. 
Name of serviceTenacity Summer Program
DescriptionThis program partnered through Boston Parks and Recreation offers tennis & reading summer offerings to city youths by age group, registration is open throughout the season.
Name of servicePiers Park Sailing Youth Programs
DescriptionA sailing summer program series offered for youths and young adults.
Name of serviceBoston Central Summer Events
DescriptionBoston Central offers this list of summer events, many of which are free of charge, for children and families.
  • Still have questions? Contact:
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  • Please keep in mind

    We only feature treatment centers from the Greater Boston area. To find centers outside of Greater Boston, please search the Start Your Recovery website.

    Visit Start Your Recovery

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