Family Health Fair
What: Join Charles River Community Health for their annual family health fair. There will be face painting, healthy snacks, health screenings, information tables and a teddy bear clinic! This event is free and open to all.
When: Thursday, August 17th from 3-6 PM
Where: Charles River Community Health Center, 495 Western Ave, Brighton, MA 02135
More Info: Please visit: http://www.charlesriverhealth.org/2017/07/12/celebrating-national-health-center-week/
Boston Teachers Union (BTU) Back to School Fair
What: Fourth annual BTU Back to School Fair for Boston Public School families! Fair will provide resources for parents from community partners, educational materials, including free books as well as music, activities, food, and entertainment.
When: Saturday, September 23, 2017, from 1-4 PM
Where: 180 Mt. Vernon Street Boston, MA 02125
More Info: Visit https://btu.org/back-to-school/
The Equity Project
What: Join us at Hibernian Hall to celebrate the works of Black Women Composers and bring attention to the gender pay gap in America through an interactive panel discussion with the musicians and event organizers. Through an uplifting evening of sharing music and creativity we will come together in the spirit of advocacy. Presented by Community Organizer and Mass NOW's 2016 Feminist in Action Grantee Zahra Ohldin, in partnership with NorthStar Duo.
When: Wednesday, August 16 at 6:30 pm | Doors open at 6:15
Where: Hibernian Hall Ballroom 184 Dudley Street Roxbury, MA 02119
Cost: Suggested donation of $10
More info: Please Visit https://www.memberplanet.com/events/massnow/equityproject
Kroc Field Movie Night
What: Enjoy field games, activities, and a family movie on turf field and huge inflatable screen. On August 18th Moana will be showing. Food and ice cream trucks on location, free refreshments available. Free and open to the public.
When: August 18th, 2017 7:30-10PM
Where: The Salvation Army Ray & Joan Kroc Corps Community Center; 650 Dudley Street Dorchester, MA 02125
More Info: Please visit website
Back to School BBQ
What: The annual Whittier Street Health Center back to school BBQ! There will be free food, music, fun games, a talent show, kid moon bouncers and more. We will be giving out free backpacks and school supplies as long as they last. All families are invited!
When: Friday August 25th from 2pm to 6pm
Where: 1290 Tremont Street, Roxbury, MA 02120
More Info: For more information or to volunteer, please contact Toriano Johnson at 617-989-3205 or at Toriano.johnson3@wshc.org
Union Capitalist's September Resource Fair
What: Join hundreds of Union Capitalists for workshops, raffles, relationship building, and tons of resources from organizations across the city!
When: Saturday, September 23, 10am-12pm
Where: Bruce Bolling Building, 2300 Washington St, 2nd Floor
More Info: Please email contact@unioncapitalboston.com
Salsa in the Park
What: Fun, free and family friendly outdoor dancing experience to promote health and wellness! Performances, health information, music corner, social dancing and more! Kerry Thompson, a DeafBlind dancer herself, of Silent Rhythms Boston will also teach Salsa in American Sign Language (ASL) to those who are deaf/hard of Hearing and/or blind!
When: Every Monday through August 28th 6pm-9pm next Salsa in the Park will be held Monday, August 21st.
Where: Blackstone Community Center Courtyard 50 W Brookline Street Boston, MA 02118
More Info: Please visit website
Wellness Warrior Yoga in Franklin Park
What: Outdoor Yoga series under the trees on School Master Hill. Bring water, wear comfortable clothes, and invite friends and the entire family. In the event of rain, classes will be cancelled; please check Linda Wellness Warrior's Facebook page for notices-posted by 9pm the night before for morning classes. All levels welcome.
When: Saturdays, June 3rd through September 16, next class Saturday, Aug 19th, 2017 9:00am-12:00pm
Where: Franklin Park, School Master Hill Circuit Dr Boston, MA 02130
More Info: Please email Contact@lindawellnesswarrior.com
The Serving Survivors of Homicide Victims Providers Network Breakfast
What: The Serving Survivors of Homicide Victims Providers Network is a professional homicide response network for service providers serving families and communities impacted by violence. The network was established to build trust and foster collaboration among services providers, to develop and maintain a clear homicide response process for all families and communities, and to provide a space for service providers to practice self-care and receive guidance and support from their peers.
When: The third Tuesday of every month from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Where: Grove Hall Library, 41 Geneva Ave., Dorchester, MA 02121
More info: Visit for any questions the following website www.ldbpeaceinstitute.org
Union Capital Boston Network nights and Table Talks
What: Network Nights, first developed by Bill Traynor at Lawrence Community Works, are described as, "The place where we meet and greet, have the conversations we want to have, and exchange wisdom and favors." Network Night includes a 20-25 minute breakout session called "Table Talks". It is an opportunity for people to host conversations about things they want to talk about in the moment. The emphasis is that these are just short conversations and don't have to lead to a new program or action. If people find that there are some natural next steps then they can and should stay connected to each other. There will be a 50/50 raffle, dinner and childcare for children ages 3-10 will be provided.
When and Where: August 17th, September 12th, 21st, October 12th and 26th; From 5:30-7:30pm at Urban Edge (1542 Columbus Ave)
When and Where: August 18th, September 1st, 5th, October 6th and 20th; from 6-8pm at East Boston Neighborhood Health Center (20 Maverick Square)
When and Where: September 19th, October 3rd, 17th and 30th; from 5:3-7:30at Mattapan Academy Boston (37 Babson St, Mattapan, MA 02126)
More Info: Please visit this website for more specific dates/time and to register
Housing Search Workshop
What: This workshop offers information and answers about how to conduct a successful housing search, including learning how to communicate with housing authorities, agencies, and landlords.
When: First and third Wednesdays of each month from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Where: 60 Temple Place, Floor 5, Boston, MA 02111
More Info: Call 617-338-6665 or visit the website http://bostoncil.org/contact/ for any questions
Immigration Consultants with Volunteer Attorneys
What: These consultations are on a first-come, first-served basis. Please call at least 1 week in advance for interpretations other than Spanish and/or disability accommodations.
When: The first and third Wednesdays of every month from 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Where: Boston City Hall, Room 806
More Info: Please call 617-635-2980 or visit Boston's City Calendar here.
Codman Square Neighborhood Council
What: The Codman Square Neighborhood council discusses community events, announcements, and hosts guest speakers. Please attend these very important meetings to understand what is happening in the neighborhood in which you live, work, and learn.
When: First Wednesday of every month from 6:45 to 8:30 PM
Where: The Great Hall, 6 Norfolk Street, Boston, MA 02124
More Info: Visit the website for any questions https://codmancouncil.wordpress.com/
Community Housing Clinic
What: The Office of Housing Stability's Community Housing Clinic is a tremendous resource for residents - tenants and landlords - to talk one-on-one with a housing professional about landlord-tenant laws, learn how to access affordable housing opportunities and discover housing resourcesavailable to landlords and tenants. Tenants can learn about their rights if their building is sold, their rents are rising or they're facing eviction. Landlords can get information on enforcing lease provisions, cost-effective resources to resolve disputes and programs to support home repairs and maintenance.
When: Every Thursday 5:00 - 7:00 PM
Where: Department of Neighborhood Development, 26 Court Street Boston, MA 02108
More Info: Please call 617-635-4200 or email Lydia.edwards@boston.gov
RPCSIC Cory Johnson Trauma Education Program "Can we talk?" Monthly Meeting
What: This is for everyone who is struggling with loss, trauma, and/or grief. Program offers a safe space and connection within community. There is no charge and it begins with dinner. There is NO requirement to share, but if someone chooses to share, they can speak for 3-5 minutes. Program also includes artistic expression throughout the evening with music and dance.
When: The last Thursday of every month. Dinner offered at 6:00 PM and then moving into the stories and sharing at 6:45 PM.
Where: Roxbury Presbyterian Church, 328 Warren Street Roxbury, MA 02119
More info: Childcare available. For more information, contact Colleen Sharka, LMHC, colleensharka@rpcsic.org or call the church: 617-445-2116
Boston Alliance for Young Children's Social Emotional Wellness (BAYCSEW)
What: Please join the Boston Alliance for Young Children's Social Emotional Wellness (BAYCSEW), a new system of care bringing together the professionals and family members who care for, serve, and support children ages 0-8. Meetings are the first Friday of each month.
When: Every First Friday, 12:30 PM - 2:30 PM
Where: Adams Street Branch Library, 690 Adams Street, Dorchester, MA 02122 (easy street parking available)
More Info: To RSVP or join the email list, please email Natasha at nbyars@bphc.org
$1 Friday Nights at Boston Children's Museum
What: Every Friday evening families can enjoy the entire Boston Children's Museum for $1. The museum includes an Art Studio, Construction Zone, and more.
When: Friday nights from 5:00 - 9:00 PM
Where: Boston Children's Museum, 308 Congress Street, Boston
More Info: Visit http://www.bostonchildrensmuseum.org/visit/target-1-friday-nights-sponsored-target
Free Bilingual Playgroup
What: There is a free Jamaica Plain based playgroup in English and Spanish for children ages 1-5 years old. Each playgroup is 2 hours long, and parents should bring their children once a week. The playgroup takes place in a classroom setting and the goal is preparation for kindergarten. Each playgroup includes free play, circle time, snack time, and a gross motor/sensory activity. Parents are responsible for providing their own snacks. This is also an opportunity for parents to become familiar with Boston Public Schools and to meet other BPS parents. Open enrollment - register today.
When: Monday-Friday from either 9:30 - 11:30 AM, 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM, 12:30 - 2:30 PM, or 2:00 - 4:00 PM
Where: Either the Mission Hill K-8 School, 20 Child Street, or the Early Learning Center West, 200 Heath Street in Jamaica Plain
More Info: Please contact Silvia at 617-821-3959 or at srodriguez4@bostonpublicschools.org
Free Friday Flicks
What: Classic & popular, family-oriented movies shown each Friday night throughout the summer at the DCR Hatch Shell on the Esplanade for free! On Friday August 18th Dr. Strange will be showing.
When: Every Friday evening between June 23rd and August 25th. Movies begin at sunset (approximately 8pm)
Where: 47 David G Mugar Way, Boston, MA 02108, Boston, MA
More Info: For more information on the event and the movie schedule, please visit: http://boston.cbslocal.com/flicks/
Summer Fitness Series
What: Free fitness programming in Boston Parks this summer. The Fitness Series will activate Boston parks while increasing opportunities for physical activity across Boston's neighborhoods. Fitness classes such as Zumba, Yoga, HITT, and more offered!
When: Classes are offered 7 days a week beginning June 3rd and ending August 31st.
More Info: For information regarding times, location, and the type of classes offered each day, please refer to the schedule at http://bphc.org/whatwedo/healthy-eating-active-living/Boston-Moves-For-Health/Pages/Summer-Fitness-Series.aspx
Get a Free Bicycle with ABCDC and CommonWheels' Earn-A-Bike Workshops
What: Allston Brighton CDC, CommonWheels, and the Jackson Mann Community Center invite you to participate in the Earn-A-Bike workshops. Earn-A-Bike is a great way to learn mechanical skills while working on a bike that students will be able to keep at the end of the course. Over the course of the six weeks participants will learn: the basics of bike maintenance, how to fix a flat, re-cabling and adjusting brakes and gears, and more in a supportive and inclusive learning environment. The workshops will also include opportunities to learn about Boston bikers' experiences and skills for biking in Boston. This program is free.
Participants who attend at least 5 of the 6 sessions will earn:
a fully functional bicycle
a helmet, lock, and lights
training on maintaining, fixing, and riding your bicycle
Allston Brighton CDC will be hosting two information sessions to cover logistics, answer questions and collect applications.
More Info: Please contact Jason Desrosier at Desrosier@allstonbrightoncdc.org or (617) 787-3874 x206 with any questions.
Seven Skills for School Success
What: The Family Nurturing Center will be presenting a ten-week program titled, "Seven Skills for School Success", at the Harvard Ed Portal. This program will be facilitated in Spanish. Allston-Brighton parents with young children are invited to join this program to learn about child development and supporting their child's success in a thoughtful and fun group setting. Child care is provided.
More Info: To participate in this workshop, please register by calling Sylvia at 857-220-2629. For question please email storuno@familynurturing.org
ABCD Career Explorations Program is Seeking Applicants
What: ABCD Career Explorations provides year round programming to Boston residents, ages 16-21, through job placement, career development, and comprehensive job readiness services through one-on-one case management. Career Explorations offers in school and out of school youth the opportunity to receive basic skills and advanced training in high-demand career fields including building trades, culinary arts, early child care, and health and biotechnology. Through the program youth meet professionals from an array of occupations within each pathway, participate in workshops and field trips throughout Boston to enhance their career development. The Career Exploration staff also provide individual job counseling and assistance with the job search and application process in order to help link youth to jobs that match their interests.
The program includes a 14-week paid internship during the year's curriculum and free certification for First Aid and CPR training.
Where: Stop by the office to fill out an application in-person: 200 Tremont St., Boston
When: Monday-Friday from 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
More Info: Contact Mikayla at 617-348-6654
Domestic Violence Support Group
What: The Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center is offering a 10-week psycho-education and support group for women who have experienced / are experiencing abusive or controlling relationships. This group is helpful if you would like to learn more about the dynamics of abusive relationships, the impact on the survivor and child witnesses, legal right/options, safety and self-care. This support group is offered for free.
More Info: Please call (617) 667-8141.
Catholic Charities - SNAP Application Assistance
What: Accepting applicants on a regular basis for SNAP application assistance. Less wait time for clients and available staff who speak other languages: Haitian Creole, Spanish, Cape Verdean Creole, and Portuguese.
Where: Yawkey Center/ Haitian Multi-Service Center, 185 Columbia Road, Dorchester, MA 02125
More Info: Please call (617) 506-6600 or email sabrina_boisaubin@ccab.org for schedule details
Housing workshop for LGBTQ Survivors of Sexual Violence
What: Learn about the process of applying to state and federal housing programs, and the different housing programs available. Know your housing rights as survivors of sexual violence and even begin applying!
When: Last Friday of the Month from May-September, 2017 from 12pm-2pm. The next one is Friday August 25th, 2017.
Where: Fenway Health; 1340 Boylston St
More Info: please email Rich at RMulcahy@fenwayhealth.org or call 617.927.6250
YMCA After School Programs
What: Homework support and fun physical activity afterschool. Kids have fun with friends during literacy, science, performing arts, non-competitive sports, and games.
When: Monday-Friday from school dismissal to 6:00 PM
Where & More Info:
Oak Square YMCA: 617-645-4509; email kmaclean@ymcaboston.org for availability
Winship Elementary: 617-921-2686; email dteixeira@ymcaboston.org for availability
Gardener Pilot Academy: 617-549-8452; email jbarrios@ymcaboston.org for availability
Brighton Child Care Center Now Enrolling
What: Childcare open to the community. Serves children 8 weeks old to 6 years of age. Full or part time enrollment available. Meals and snacks are provided free of charge. Vouchers accepted.
When: Open 7:00 AM to 5:30 PM, Monday-Friday
Where: Franciscan Family Child Care Center at Franciscan Children's, approved by the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care.
More Info: Visit the website at www.franciscanhospital.org/childcare or call 617-779-1113
ABCD WorkSMART Program
What: This opportunity is available to Allston-Brighton agencies, businesses, etc. to get some extra help at no cost while helping to support local teens build job skills. ABCD has a group of youth who will begin working in the Allston/Brighton area in early February and are currently recruiting worksites within the neighborhood. The youth would be placed at the site for an 8-week internship, working up to 12 hours per week at their worksites after school. The students will also participate in job readiness curriculum prior to beginning their internship as well as attend weekly tutoring sessions throughout the program.
More Info: Any agency, business, or organization interested can contact Lauren Mendoza, Youth Placement Coordinator for further details and the application at Lauren.Mendoza@bostonabcd.org or 617-348-6515.
Learn Adult Hands - Only CPR
What: Boston EMS is offering Adult Hands-Only CPR instructional classes are available at no cost for groups of 15 or more. Classes are available in English, Spanish, Haitian Creole, Portuguese Creole, Cantonese, and Vietnamese. Note that this does not certify you in CPR. It is an instructional class only.
More Info: For more information to schedule a class, contact Boston EMS Community Initiatives at 617-343-1029 or email communtyinitiatives@bostonems.org
Career Collaborative: Get a Job! Keep a Job! Make Career Progress!
What: Career Collaborative offers a free program that helps unemployed and under-employed men and women get good full-time, permanent jobs with benefits and keep them. The positions are in a variety of fields often with some of Boston's leading employers. The program is now being offered at night in October and November!
When: To apply for the program, all are invited to come to an Information Session any Thursday at 1:00 pm or by appointment. For night classes please come to an information session on September 11th, 18th, or 25th at 6 pm, any Thursday session at 1 pm, or by appointment. Plan to spend about an hour and it will be helpful to bring a resume.
Where: 77 Summer Street (near Downtown Crossing) on the 11th floor, Boston, MA 02110
More info: Please contact Maddy Lawson by calling (617) 259-1072 or emailing maddy@careercollaborative.org
YEAR UP Recruitment
What: For young adults interested in taking their next step in their journey towards a career & higher education, Year Up's mission is to close the opportunity divide through a one-year intensive program. This free program serves youth ages 18-24 who receive an educational stipend and earn up to 31 FREE college credit recommendations while taking classes and completing an internship at top companies in Boston to prepare them for a professional career.
When: Visit Year Up's website http://www.yearup.org/future-students/admission-process/?location=boston/ to view the Fast Track Sessions
Where: Year Up, 45 Milk Street, Boston, MA 02109
More info: To learn more, contact Saida at SReyes@yearup.org or call the Admissions Team at 857-305-9990 to RSVP for an upcoming Fast Track session. Interested applicants should fill out an online Student Interest Form at www.yearup.org
Nutrition for Seniors
What: Have fun, socialize, and talk about food! This free workshop series is specifically for seniors in the community and will cover topics such as how to set up a health plate, portion control, nutrients for eye health, whole grains, guidelines for reading food labels, and how to be smart about added sugars. Presented by Nutrition Educator Susan Phillip of Kit Clark Senior Services.
When: Wednesdays from 12 - 1 pm; 3 weeks from September 13 - 27
Where: Reggie Lewis Track & Athletic Center at Roxbury Community College
More Info: Please visit website to learn more, or contact Lise at LHagen@rcc.mass.edu to RSVP.
For Kids: Coding Club & eekMD Mini Medical School
What: RCC kids' programs open to the community are starting again in the fall! Deposit required in order to hold child's spot.
When: Saturdays from 10 - 11:30 am; Coding Club starts September 9 and Mini Medical School starts October 14.
Where: Roxbury Community College | 1234 Columbus Ave | Roxbury, MA 02120
More Info: Please visit website for more information or contact Lise at LHagen@rcc.mass.edu with questions.
Is your home falling short on safety?
What: All rental units in Boston need to meet certain minimum requirements. Apartments must have functioning carbon monoxide and smoke detectors; have heat, adequate exits, and toilets; be free of defects that could harm renters; be free of garbage and other waste, and; have contact information for the property owner visible.
More Info: If your home does not measure up, call 311, tweet @BOS311, or download the BOS: 311 app to report problems and Inspectional Services will investigate
Free Legal Advice on Recent Changes in Immigration Policy
What: If you are a young person affected by the recent changes in immigration policy, or know someone who is, you can confidentially contact Sociedad Latina by email at development@sociedadlatina.org or by phone at 617-442-4299 x107. Sociedad Latina can connect you to free legal advice through partnerships with the Irish International Immigrant Center and the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights & Economic Justice
City of Boston Office of Immigrant Advancement
What: Boston is a sanctuary city and personnel are there to assist with resources regardless of immigration status.
When: Open Monday-Friday from 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Where: 1 City Hall Square, Room 806, Boston
More Info: Please visit: https://www.boston.gov/departments/immigrant-advancement
Call 617-635-2980 or email immigrantadvancement@boston.gov
Senior Save Applications Now Available
What: City announced that applications are now available for Seniors Save, a proactive program that helps income eligible seniors replace failing or inefficient heating systems before winter begins? Applications are currently available through the Boston Home Center (BHC), by visiting the Department of Neighborhood Development's website, or by contacting one of the BHC's partner senior agencies. To qualify, income-eligible seniors must be 60 years of age or older, the occupants of a residential one-to-four family property or condominium in the City of Boston and income must not exceed 80 percent of median family income, as determined by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development. Eligible homeowners will receive a $3,500 grant towards upgrades to their heating systems. Any additional funding is available in the form of a zero percent interest, deferred loan, which will only be payable on the sale of the property, a refinance or transfer of the title. Once a senior citizen submits an application, BHC Construction Specialists will work with the homeowner on the scope of the project, and will help select a contractor from the BHC's pre-approved, licensed and insured contractor list. A BHC Construction Specialist will then oversee the work from start to finish.
More Info: To learn more or apply please call (617) 635-HOME, or visit the Boston Home Center website: https://www.boston.gov/departments/neighborhood-development/how-join-seniors-save-program
Project CARY Participation
What: The Laboratory for Youth Mental Health in the Psychology Department at Harvard University is conducting a study on youth's life experiences, emotional health, and self-regulation. Currently they are recruiting children in grades 6-8 and their parents to participate in a paid, 2 hour study at their lab in Cambridge, where they will be compensated for their time. Travel reimbursement may also be available.
Where: Harvard Lab for Youth Mental Health, 33 Kirkland Street, Cambridge
More Info: Please contact Rachel Vaughn-Coaxum at 857-600-2503 or email projectCARY.harvard@gmail.com
Immigrant Legal Resource Center (ILRC)
What: What immigrants can do now. People should go to a legal services provider to be screened for any possible immigration options other than DACA they for which they may already eligible.
More Info: The Immigration Advocates Network maintains a national directory of more than 950 free or low-cost nonprofit immigration legal services providers in all 50 states. It can be found online at https://www.immigrationlawhelp.orgCommunity members should be warned of fraudulent service provider schemes and educated about how to seek competent immigration help. The ILRC has created community education flyers about this available in English and Spanish available online at https://www.ilrc.org/anti-fraud-flyers.
Volunteer with Sole Train
What: Sole Train is a community building and mentoring program that uses running as a vehicle for setting and achieving previously unimaginable goals. Volunteers are asked to commit 1-2 hours a week of weekday practice time and 5 weekend races/community building events. No running experience is required.
More Info: Please contact Sole Train at aridenour@trinityinspires.org or visit https://trinityinspires.org/volunteer
Boston Tuition - Free Community College Plan
What: Boston Public Schools Superintendent Tommy Chang and Mayor Martin J. Walsh launch the application for the tuition-free community college plan, which provides a cost-effective entry point into higher education for Boston's young people.
More info: Please visit the link for more information http://www.bostonpublicschools.org/tuition-free-college
Boston 1ON1
What: Boston 1ON1 is an opportunity for a new resident to learn about the many services in Boston that might affect them. It would also be a chance to ask questions about anything from park use to parking. As City Hall to Go already processes parking permits, provides trash and recycling stickers, assists in signing up for city apps (BOS311/PARK BOSTON), and much more, new residents can leave their meeting with all of their City business taken care of, and a better understanding of this new place they are calling home. In addition, Boston 1ON1 will introduce residents to cultural resources, state and federal resources, as well as important information regarding their new neighborhood.
More info: Please visit the links for more information http://www.cityofboston.gov/cityhalltogo/ or http://cityhalltogo.weebly.com/
Assistance in Paying for Heat
What: Apply for help paying for heating bills through the state's Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program.
More Info: Visit boston.gov/homeheating or call 617-357-6012.
Subsidized Hubway Memberships
What: For only $5/year, low-income residents in the City of Boston can rent a Hubway bike for up to 30 minutes each ride at no charge. With this special membership, a free helmet is also provided. The subsidy code can be obtained from the Boston Public Health Commission. Must be 17 years of age or older.
All seasons, except winter in Boston. Year-round in Cambridge. To see a map of the stations, visit http://www.thehubway.com/stations
More Info: To get the code, call 617-534-5690 and redeem it at TheHubway.com
Earn More SNAP Dollars at the Dudley & Egleston Farmers Market!
What: Find a wide variety of vegetables, herbs, and fruits to purchase from the farmers that grew them. Pay with SNAP when you check out and an equal amount of SNAP dollars will be added back to your SNAP account (up to the monthly limit based on household size). Cash, credit, debit, SNAP/EBT, WIC, and senior farmers market nutrition coupons accepted!
When: Thursdays 3-7 PM (Dudley) and Saturday's 10 AM-2 PM (Egleston). From June through October.
Where: Dudley Town Common Dudley Street & Blue Hill Avenue Roxbury, MA 02119
Where: 45 Brookside Ave, Jamaica Plain, MA 02130
More Info: For more information please call Project Bread's hotline at 1-800-645-8333.