MOC Resource Guide
HIV / AIDS Assistance including nutrition, medical, housing, etc.
Contact:
Natacha Pierre Louis
978-534-5570
Home meal delivery and congregate dining for the elderly community aged 60+.
WAP (Weatherization), HEARTWAP (Burner Repair/Replacement), AMP (Appliance Management Program), DOE WAP (Department of Energy)
Evidence Based Parent Education Classes; Family Support Plan Development for Children Requiring Assistance (CRA);Support Groups; Information & Referral; Parent Cafes
Dual support in parenting and recovery for parents experiencing substance use disorder.
Fitchburg Community Connections Coalition (FCCC)
Child abuse prevention through informal education programs & support of local associations & organizations.
Helps homeowners/renters pay heating bills and past due balances on utility bills. Financial assistance is available to help pay home heating bills between November 1 – April 30 of each year to those eligible.
Re-housing services, rental subsidies, & case management. Supportive Housing for Disabled Homeless.
Work readiness training, job placement assistance, job coaching, and financial literacy for unemployed or underemployed individuals.
We will not be offering VITA services this tax season. To help your client find an alternative, local program, please direct them to the Masscap website.
Childcare and pre-school programmig for 0-5 years, part day and full day options available. School-age care available.
Contact:
Mariana Burgos
978-785-5411
601 River Street, Fitchburg
1000 Lancaster, Leominster
68 Coleman Street, Gardner
95 Mechanic Street, Gardner
MWCC, Gardner
20 Boylston, Clinton
32 Elmwood Road, Winchendon
Supports parents as their child's first teacher through a number of parent child activities including: local play groups, developmental screenings, and early literacy programs.
Contact:
Kelley Ford
(978) 632-3600
Youth directed education on safe sex & relationships for teens & adults.
Outpatient mental health services including individual psychotherapy and medication management.
After school and summer programming for youth ages 6-13 years on site at Green Acres in Fitchburg.
Assists eligible youth ages 14 through 19 in finding and maintaining paid employment in the public, private, and non-profit sectors.
A focus on comprehensive reproductive health and gynecological care for all. High-quality, confidential, and affordable.
WIC provides supplemental foods, health care referrals, and nutrition education for low-income mothers, infants and children up to age five.
Youth Innovation Center
A space for youth to enjoy technology and resources that develops critical skills to compete in the workforce, and feel empowered and prepared to interrupt injustice in their own lives & community.
Parent as Teachers (PAT)
Parent As Teachers is a national program that supports parents as their child's first teacher and offers complete family support from prenatal to age 5.
New Marketing Request Ordering System:
In our continuous effort to streamline processes and improve efficiency, we are introducing a new ordering system for marketing requests. This system is designed to: simplify the request process for marketing materials and support, provide clear timelines and expectations for each request, and allow for real-time tracking of your request status.
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Through this "ticket" system, you will be able to place a request for designs, order marketing materials, restock your inventory of swag, and request support adding the logo to documents - in addition to many other options. As with all new systems, please keep us posted if the process is not capturing your specific project.
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If you have any questions or need assistance, please reach out to the Advancement Team:
Nicole Michaud (nmichaud@mocinc.org)
Krystal Parcher (kparcher@mocinc.org)
MARKETING
M.O.C. Letterhead