9/21/2023
Executive Office of Health and Human Services
Beginning September 19, new program enables refugee resettlement agencies to increase legal services for families navigating the work authorization process
8/21/2023
Executive Office of Health and Human Services
$140.9M in awards granted to primary care and behavioral health providers to strengthen workforce so Massachusetts residents can receive care when and where they need it
8/18/2023
Governor Maura Healey and Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll
Federal Emergency Management Agency approved a joint application from the City of Boston and sub-applicant Executive Office of Health and Human Services for shelter services
8/08/2023
Governor Maura Healey and Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll
Administration calls on federal government to expedite funding and work authorizations Migrant Families Relief Fund established by United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Boston Foundation to support new arrivals Additional ways to help available at mass.
8/08/2023
Governor Maura Healey and Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll
La administración hace un llamado al gobierno federal para más fondos estatales y aceleración del proceso de permisos de trabajo Fondo de ayuda para inmigrantes por parte de United Way of Massachusetts Bays y Boston Foundation serán implementados para
8/02/2023
Executive Office of Health and Human Services
Proposed amendment will provide support for justice-involved individuals, strengthen coverage for existing members, and provide other beneficial changes
7/31/2023
Executive Office of Health and Human Services
Family Welcome Center in Quincy will connect families with basic necessities, services, and shelter; Dorm on campus will also serve as temporary shelter
6/23/2023
Governor Maura Healey and Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll
Family Welcome Center in Allston will serve as a central entry point to connect families with basic necessities, services, and shelter at Joint Base Cape Cod
6/22/2023
Executive Office of Health and Human Services
Lieutenant Governor Driscoll, Secretary Walsh, Commissioner Goldstein, and Assistant Secretary Levine led a roundtable discussion with Massachusetts providers and advocates
