March 2020 – September 2021
Food n’ Friends has cooked, packaged, and served 71,541 emergency meals throughout the pandemic. This represents the collaborative support of dedicated volunteers and compassionate partners. #gratitude
Attleboro MA Street Sheet
Attleboro Area Interfaith Collaborative created the Attleboro MA Street Sheet to assist with the navigation of important services: how to find shelter, where to get a meal, where to get help, and more. Always check with the listed agency to verify current service capabilities. Attleboro Area Interfaith Collaborative is a member of GBCATCH: Greater Bristol County Attleboro Taunton Coalition to End Homelessness. To update resource information, send an email to office@attleboroaic.org with the subject line noted as Attleboro MA Street Sheet.
Street Sheet ATTLEBORO MA September 21 2021Alleviating Hunger, Providing Humanitarian Aid, and Comforting the Sick
During COVID-19, your compassionate support allowed Attleboro Area Interfaith Collaborative to keenly focus on alleviating hunger, providing humanitarian aid, and comforting the sick. Thank you!
Free Showers
Thank you to the Attleboro YMCA for partnering with us to provide this important service to our program guests experiencing homelessness. Free hygiene items will also be available. #ResourceJunction
FREE Meals-to-Go
• FREE Meals-to-Go locations in: #AttleboroMA, #MansfieldMA, and #NorthAttleboroMA
• All are welcome
• No ID required
• COVID-19 safety precautions in place
Resource Junction
Resource Junction is a program of the Attleboro Area Interfaith Collaborative that provides crucial services to support a wide range of human needs, including emergency cash assistance.
COVID-19 | GET HELP: Basic Needs and Housing
- Fill out a quick, confidential online application.
- Call the office at (508) 222-2933 and leave your name, phone number, and a brief description of your unique need.
- Email the office at office@AttleboroAIC.org and provide your name, phone number, and a brief description of your unique need.
Supporting neighbors in need, the Attleboro Area Interfaith Collaborative coordinates resources and services through community partnerships.
