Massachusetts State Organization Directory

The mission of the Executive Office of Veterans Services (EOVS) is to provide the highest quality programs, benefits, and advocacy to Massachusetts veterans alongside federal and local partners. With this in mind, the Women Veterans Network WVN is dedicated to empowering women veterans, ensuring their voices are heard, their contributions acknowledged, and their well-being enhanced through education, advocacy, and collaboration.

The Commonwealth’s development finance agency and land bank. It stimulates business, drives economic growth, and helps communities thrive across Massachusetts.

MassGIS is the state’s one-stop-shop for interactive maps and related descriptive information. You can view and explore our extensive library of map information. Use our interactive MassMapper to make your own maps. You can also explore a selection of topic-specific interactive maps. GIS users can access data and web services for their software and applications. MassGIS also coordinates GIS activities in state and local government and sets GIS data standards.

MassHealth provides health benefits and help paying for them to qualifying children, families, seniors, and people with disabilities living in Massachusetts. We may offer benefits directly or help pay for all or part of your health insurance premiums. If you are a member, you may have access to doctor visits, dental, prescription drugs, behavioral health services, and other important health care services.

The MassHire Department of Career Services oversees the state’s network of Career Centers, aiding business locate qualified talent, and offering career services and referrals to jobseekers.

MassHousing provides financing for affordable housing in Massachusetts. The agency raises capital by selling bonds and lends the proceeds to low- and moderate-income homebuyers and homeowners, and to developers who build or preserve affordable and/or mixed-income rental housing.

A quasi-public corporation that funds early-stage, high-growth Massachusetts startups as they move from concept to commercialization.

The MPTC is responsible for the development and delivery of training standards of municipal, MBTA, environmental, UMass, campus police officers, and deputy sheriffs performing police duties and functions.

An independent agency charged with overseeing compliance with the campaign finance law and the limited public financing program for statewide candidates. OCPF is the depository for reports of contributions received and expenditures made by candidates and political committees.

A key part of the Governor's Office, OCIR is tasked with coordinating a whole-of-government approach to addressing climate change. It's led by the Climate Chief and works to implement climate policies, reduce emissions, and build a resilient Massachusetts.