Volunteers of America - Volunteers of America of Massachusetts

Fostering independence the organization fosters the health and independence of youth, adults and seniors with mental illness through its the family center for counseling and education, a licensed community health clinic that provides assessment and treatment services and operates two locations in taunton and quincy. The organization fosters the health and independence of the elderly through a wide range of independent, health care, and assisted-living services at its concord and ayer assisted-living facilities.

Promoting self-sufficiency the organization promotes self-sufficiency for individuals who have experienced homelessness or other personal crisis, including chemical dependency and involvement with the corrections system. The hello houses provide residential treatment for substance abusing men and women, including veterans and individuals on probation. Next step apartment provide supportive housing and aftercare for women in recovery. The supportive services for veteran families program assists very low income veteran families residing in or transitioning to permanent housing by providing a range of supportive services designed to promote housing stability. The homeless veterans reintegration program connects individuals with employment opportunity, referrals for counseling, housing, and health care.