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Arlington Community Organizations

Arlington is served by a network of non-profits providing food, housing, youth and senior services, and a sense of the town’s own history. These are some of the most established.

Non-Profit Organizations

Organization What they do Contact
Housing Corporation of Arlington Builds and manages affordable apartments and runs homelessness prevention and housing advocacy so working families can stay in town. 252 Massachusetts Ave · 781-859-5294 · housingcorparlington.org
Arlington EATS A food market and a school weekend food program plus grocery assistance, so no Arlington resident or student goes hungry. 117 Broadway, Suite A · 339-707-6757 · arlingtoneats.org
Arlington Youth Counseling Center A licensed community mental-health center offering counseling and support to youth ages 3 to 21 and their families. 670R Massachusetts Ave · 781-316-3259 · ayccma.org
Minuteman Senior Services The regional aging-services agency that arranges home care, meals, caregiver support, and benefits counseling for older residents. Burlington · 888-222-6171 · minutemansenior.org
Arlington Historical Society Keeps the town’s history alive at the Jason Russell House, the site of the deadliest fighting in Arlington on the first day of the Revolution. 7 Jason St · 781-648-4300 · arlingtonhistorical.org
Robbins Library The town’s public library, with the Fox Branch in East Arlington, lending books, technology, and free programs to everyone. 700 Massachusetts Ave · 781-316-3200 · robbinslibrary.org

Housing & Senior Resources

Organization Notes
Habitat for Humanity Greater Boston Builds affordable homes and sells them to income-qualified families, with Arlington in its service area. 617-423-2223.
Arlington Council on Aging The town’s senior center and services, at 27 Maple Street. 781-316-3401.
Robbins Library Free programs, computers, and museum passes at 700 Massachusetts Avenue. 781-316-3200.

For current hours and a fuller list, see the town’s human services pages at arlingtonma.gov.