This is food buying co-operative. Participants can purchase predetermined bags of groceries at a discounted rate.
Requirements: 2 hours of community service per month.
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Friday, March 14, 2014
MassSAVE Energy Audits
MassSAVE is a year-round energy efficiency program aimed at reducing energy costs, improving home performance, creating a healthier environment, and improving comfort. It is available to all Massachusetts residents, whether they rent or own their home. MassSAVE offers energy tips, information about free home energy assessments, energy-saving products, loans, rebates, and other incentives for energy saving home improvements. Please call 1-866-527-7283 for more information.
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Massachusetts Energy Alliance
Can provide additional assistance for families on Fuel Assistance who use up their benefit.
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Good Neighbor Energy Fund
Administered by: Salvation Army 93 North St. Salem MA 978-744-5181
This program will provide up to $300.00 emergency assistance for energy for individuals not eligible for Fuel Assistance
Applicants must contact the Salvation Army directly to set up an appointment. They should bring documentation on household income.
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This program will provide up to $300.00 emergency assistance for energy for individuals not eligible for Fuel Assistance
Applicants must contact the Salvation Army directly to set up an appointment. They should bring documentation on household income.
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Tuesday, March 11, 2014
The Massachusetts Assistive Technology Loan Program
The Massachusetts Assistive Technology Loan Program, operated by Easter Seals Massachusetts,
is an alternative financing project that gives people with disabilities
and elders access to low interest cash loans to purchase assistive
devices and services. The program has many options that can help — even
for people who don’t think they would qualify for a loan.
Assistive technology (AT) is any device that
helps a person achieve greater independence and lead a more productive
life. Many different items are considered assistive technology,
including:
- Hearing aids
- Computers with special programs
- Electric wheelchairs or scooters
- Adapted vehicles
An assistive technology service helps people
determine which device may be right for them. It also helps people
locate and purchase devices, trains them on their use, and provides
maintenance and repair. The MA AT Loan Program can refer loan recipients
to assistive technology services that meet their specific needs.
This program is supported by grants to the Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission
from the National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research,
US Department of Education and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. The MA
AT Loan Program is operated and maintained by Easter Seals Massachusetts in partnership with Sovereign Bank.
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