What organizations are Enrollment Hubs in the state?
These are the participating Enrollment Hubs in Massachusetts. Click on the links below to visit their websites:
- Just a Start - Cambridge, MA
- Community Action Pioneer Valley - Greenfield, MA
- Greater Lawrence Community Action Council - Lawrence, MA
- Quincy Community Action Programs - Quincy, MA
- Southbridge Family Resource Center - Southbridge, MA
- Springfield Partners for Community Action - Springfield, MA
Map of Enrollment Hubs
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is eligible to become an Enrollment Hub?
Any community-focused organization in Massachusetts is eligible to become an Enrollment Hub. It would be particularly helpful if organizations:
- Have a pre-existing network of residents in their community.
- Provide free services for residents like:
- VITA
- Public benefits assistance
- Financial counseling/planning
- Can serve multilingual populations.
How can my organization receive training to become an Enrollment Hub?
The Office of Economic Empowerment and the Massachusetts Educational Financing Authority (MEFA) conduct virtual training sessions with partners to provide them with the tools and knowledge they need to serve as a BabySteps resource in their community.
Email empowerment@tre.state.ma.us to schedule an enrollment training.
What kind of help can families receive from Enrollment Hubs?
With help from trained volunteers, Massachusetts families can receive assistance signing up for a U. Fund 529 account and receive their free $50 seed deposit through the BabySteps Savings Plan.