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Workers can learn how to apply for temporary income through Massachusetts Unemployment Insurance programs by clicking the links on this page.

We have a new system for unemployment assistance during the pandemic for people unable to work due to a COVID-19-related reason but are not eligible for regular or extended unemployment benefits.

We created a list of all of the food and supply resources we know about, including food pantries, meal programs, delivery services, and other supports for getting food and supplies.

We will offer COVID-19 testing to all Cambridge residents via mobile testing in North Cambridge, The Port, CambridgeSide, and Harvard Square one day each week.

We've created a series of guides to help residents understand how to keep their families safe and healthy during the COVID-19 outbreak.

We provide this search tool to help people locate and get directions to nearby test sites in Massachusetts. Always contact test sites prior to arrival.

We provide an online support tool that checks people for symptoms of COVID-19 through AI and provides information about the possibility of their being sick with COVID-19 (coronavirus).

We can assist those who speak Haitian Kreyol, Spanish, Amharic and Portuguese with signing up for unemployment services.

Here is a list of all the licensed childcare centers in Cambridge (and some in Somerville).

Here is a list of all the licensed, private individual childcare options in Cambridge (and some in Somerville).

Check out these tutoring opportunites available to students.

See our current list of opportunities for elementary school students below.

Find Spring opportunities (virtual and in-person) for 6th-8th graders. See the most current list at the link below. Document is a live-update webpage that we continue to update as things change.

We help eligible people whose rent, condominium fees, or cooperative carrying charges exceed 35% of their income. We provide a subsidy for the amount housing costs exceeding 35% of their income.

Keep The Keys is a housing stabilization program for On The Rise women who transition out of homeless and into housing of their own.

The Margaret Fuller Neighborhood House food services program provides emergency food to over 16,000 individuals and families each year.

We distribute free, prepared to-go meals twice each month on the second and last Tuesday evenings.

We can provide some essential food and materials for infants for people struggling to meet the basic needs of a newborn.

We have currently established a helpline for non-gender specific and non-geographic specific emotional support, resource referrals, and navigation support.

The Food & Supply Pantry is open to all on a first come, first served basis until supplies run out.

CVC informs and guides volunteers about opportunities matching their interests, time and experience.

Sign up to receive free deliveries. Our volunteer cyclists will pick up store orders and deliver items to seniors, vulnerable residents, disabled people, and people that live alone.