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Sign up for support or assistance with practical needs like food, grocery pick-up, and/or housing in your area:

If you would like us to be praying for you this week, send your prayer request to prayer@highrock.org.

If you would like to talk with someone about what you are going through, reach out to our team of volunteers:

Mental Health and Well-Being

The Town of Arlington has compiled a list of resources for mental health care and substance abuse support. 

Food

Local non-profits like Foodlink and Arlington Eats provide free, healthy food and support for low-income households.

Youth

The East End House runs exceptional youth programs aimed at strengthening the Cambridge community, and has done so for over 140 years. 

Food

Commited to addressing both spiritual and physical needs, the Salvation Army has a range of services, including providing free bagged lunches, and is conveniently located in Central Square.

General Support

Not sure what kind of help you need? The Lexington Community Coalition has compiled this comprehensive resource map to help you find resources relevant to your particular situation.

Mental Health and Well-Being

Lexington's Mental Health Task Force is an respected source of support and information for children or adults who need mental health intervention.

Housing

Taking a holistic view of family and community, Family Promise MetroWest seeks to transition families with children who are homeless into stable and affordable living situations. 

General Support

Needham Youth & Family Services offers a range of excellent resources for residents, from clinical counseling to employment matters.

Mental Health and Well-Being

Struggling with substance abuse? You don't have to go through it alone. Needham Youth and Family Services has compiled this extensive list of local services where you can find support.