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Agawam, Massachusetts

Community Organizations

A town of 28,692 does not run on Town Hall alone. These organizations handle housing, senior services, youth programs, and the after-school hours.

Non-Profit Organizations

Organization What they do Contact
Agawam Housing Authority The local public housing authority. It manages state-aided and federal affordable housing units for Agawam residents. 413-786-1297 · agawamhousing.org
Friends of Agawam Senior Center Inc. A volunteer nonprofit that raises money for the Agawam Senior Center through sales, concerts, and raffles, and runs the center’s coffee shop.
Boys and Girls Club of West Springfield A regional youth-services club serving children in West Springfield, Agawam, and Feeding Hills with after-school and recreation programs. 413-736-1831 · wsbgclub.org
Greater Springfield Habitat for Humanity An affordable-homeownership nonprofit that builds and rehabilitates houses sold to qualifying first-time buyers, with a service area that includes Agawam and Feeding Hills. 413-739-5503 · habitatspringfield.org
West of the River Chamber of Commerce The area’s business association, serving Agawam among its member communities. 413-426-3880 · ourwrc.com

Senior & Health Resources

Organization Notes
Agawam Council on Aging & Senior Center The town office and center serving older residents, at 954 Main Street. Led by Cindy Sullivan. 413-821-0604.
Baystate Medical Center The region’s major hospital, at 759 Chestnut Street in Springfield. 413-794-0000.

For a fuller list of town services and programs, see agawam.ma.us.