NEEDHAM, Mass. — In August, Governor Maura Healey declared a state of emergency in Massachusetts due to the rapidly rising number of migrant families arriving in need of shelter and services. The
By Sophie Lewis – The Daily Free Press Due to the recent surge of migrants into Massachusetts, the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office is now accepting applications for a $750,000 grant
By Jack R. Trapanick and Sami E. Turner, Crimson Staff Writers – The Harvard Crimson As the Massachusetts shelter system strains to accommodate record numbers of arriving families, Allston expanded services in
By NICHOLAS MILLER – The Nation. Around 20 years ago, Julia found a job as a nanny with what seemed to be the perfect family. Having arrived in Connecticut from
By Asher Klein and Jericho Tran – 10Boston Gov. Maura Healey has activated up to 250 members of the Massachusetts National Guard to help at hotels providing emergency shelter services.
By Chris Van Buskirk – Boston Herald A top official in Worcester said the city is considering opening a “welcome center” akin to the two the Healey administration stood up
By Joanna Lin – Sampan On the second floor of an orange building on Allston’s Harvard Avenue, the muted conversations of parents and the loud chatter of young children can
By Sarah Betancourt – GBH News The state’s emergency shelter system is strained, catalyzing Gov. Maura Healey to announce a state of emergency last week. With that came a plea
By Steph Solis – Axios Boston Gov. Healey’s state of emergency declaration regarding the migrant crisis is a call to action for every business owner, nonprofit leader and individual willing to help
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