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Boston Medical Center said funding for the 60 units of transitional housing it operates at the site “has been identified through June.” 

Clinical services will end by the end of March, while housing at the Roundhouse will continue through the end of June as the city seeks to decentralize services in the area.

One year into her tenure, Wu finds herself at the center of a great divide over policing at Mass. and Cass.

$6.9 million provided to organizations providing substance use services Mayor Wu and the Boston Public Health Commission (BPHC) today announced a number of

The move is part of Boston’s ongoing efforts to address the scores of people drawn to the area of Mass. and Cass. Read more on Boston.com.

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BOSTON (AP) — MassHousing has awarded grant funding to create 46 new affordable, substance-free housing units and preserve an additional 35 sober homes. MassHousing, the quasi-public agency that provides financing for affordable housing in the state, announced the grants Friday.

Mayor Michelle Wu released an updated plan for addressing the encampments in the area of Mass. and Cass in Boston. Read more on Boston.com.

One of the locations being considered is the Best Western Plus Boston Hotel on Mass. Ave, known as the “Roundhouse.” Read more on Boston.com

In fight against opioid use, $1.5 million awarded to Massachusetts nonprofits Updated Feb 10, 2021; By Katie Lannan | State House News Service A total of $1.5 million in grants will flow from Attorney General Maura Healey’s office to 16 organizations across the state that plan to use the money to fund recovery coaches, bilingual staff, outreach efforts and other measures aimed at expanding access for communities of color to opioid use treatment and recovery programs. Healey announced the gra...