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EBT Card to Culture discounts apply to Berkshire arts institutions such as Aston Magna, the Mahaiwe, Tanglewood, Berkshire Theatre Group, Clark, more - Vimarsana News

EBT Card to Culture discounts apply to Berkshire arts institutions such as Aston Magna, the Mahaiwe, Tanglewood, Berkshire Theatre Group, Clark, more

EBT, WIC, and ConnectorCare Card holders receive steeply discounted admissions to concerts, museums, and cultural institutions throughout the Berkshires.

New Bedford Rep. Cabral Files Migrant Assistance Bill - Vimarsana News

New Bedford Rep. Cabral Files Migrant Assistance Bill

New Bedford State Rep. Antonio Cabral has filed legislation that would provide cash and nutritional assistance for migrants residing in Massachusetts.

Source: wbsm.com
Commonwealth Medicine targets healthcare inequities with new role - Vimarsana News

Commonwealth Medicine targets healthcare inequities with new role

As healthcare inequities remain a persistent and pressing issue, the identification of ways the healthcare system can make future-focused moves to address them is top-of-mind at Commonwealth Medicine.

Boston escalates efforts to help migrants with housing, services following Biden announcement - Vimarsana News

Boston escalates efforts to help migrants with housing, services following Biden announcement

City hopes state legislature boosts shelter aid.

Source: wgbh.org
Emergency food assistance ending in Feb. may mean less for families, local farms - Vimarsana News

Emergency food assistance ending in Feb. may mean less for families, local farms

The Massachusetts nonprofit, Community Involved in Sustaining Agriculture, expects the reduction in SNAP benefits starting in February could lead farmers to plant fewer crops in the spring.

Source: wbur.org