Community Corner
Important Boston Numbers
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October 1, 2020
Here are some important numbers to keep in mind if you're looking for help.
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Age Strong Commission: 617-635-4366
Helping older Bostonians access the information, programs, and services they need. Our services remain open and available by phone. In-person meetings are by appointment only. Call us, Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. or email agestrong@boston.gov.
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Age Strong Shuttle: 617-635-3000
We provide Boston residents age 60 and older with free transportation within the City of Boston to non-emergency medical appointments and grocery trips, with advance notice. We also have wheelchair-accessible shuttles.
Mayor's Health Line: 617-534-5050
A free, confidential, multilingual information and referral service. We help and welcome all residents regardless of immigration status. If you or your family needs legal assistance we provide referrals to legal services.
Office of Fair Housing and Equity: 617-635-2500
This office works to prevent discrimination and ensure fair and equitable access to housing for all people of Boston.
Governor’s Office: 617-725-4005
Information on the governor’s executive orders.
Attorney General’s Office: 617-727-8400
Workplace and consumer complaints.
Dept. of Unemployment Assistance: 877-626-6800
The call center has multilingual call agents are available.
Call 311 or 617-635-4500
Available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to assist with all non-emergency City services.
All emergencies
(Police, Fire, EMS) should be reported to 911.
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