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Watertown, Massachusetts

Community Organizations

Watertown is served by a network of non-profits and public agencies providing housing, services for seniors and youth, and support for families. These are some of the most established.

Non-Profit & Community Organizations

Organization What they do Contact
Watertown Housing Authority Manages federal and state public housing and rental assistance for Watertown residents. 55 Waverley Ave · 617-923-3950 · watertownha.org
Wayside Multi-Service Center Counseling, prevention, and outreach for local youth and families, part of the Wayside network. 127 North Beacon St · 617-926-3600 · waysideyouth.org
Watertown Boys & Girls Club After-school programs, homework help, swimming, and a summer camp for kids and teens. 25 Whites Ave · 617-926-0968 · watertownbgc.org
Watertown Youth Coalition Peer leadership and wellness programs that address substance use, mental health, and bullying. 127 North Beacon St · 617-926-3600 · watertownyouthcoalition.org
Metro West Collaborative Development A community development corporation building affordable housing and homeownership across the Metro West area. 79-B Chapel St, Newton · 617-923-3505 · metrowestcd.org
Springwell The regional aging-services agency: in-home care coordination, Meals on Wheels, and caregiver support. 307 Waverley Oaks Rd, Waltham · 617-926-4100 · springwell.com

Senior & Public Resources

Organization Notes
Watertown Council on Aging Senior Center The city senior center at 31 Marshall Street, with meals, transportation, and programs. 617-972-6490.
Watertown Free Public Library Free programs, computers, and a free card for every resident, at 123 Main Street. 617-972-6431.
Watertown-Belmont Chamber of Commerce Supports local businesses across Watertown and Belmont. 617-926-1017.

For a fuller list of services, see the city’s human services pages at watertown-ma.gov.