The Community Ambassadors Program

Are you passionate about economic mobility and uplifting others? Interested in helping those around you build generational wealth? Then you’d make a great Community Ambassador for the Office of Economic Empowerment!

The Community Ambassadors Program is an initiative of the Office of Economic Empowerment (OEE) aimed at increasing the number of Massachusetts residents who have a deep understanding of financial foundations by creating a network of community spokespeople.

These spokespeople, chosen because of their own networks and existing commitment to the state and its residents, will help spread awareness of OEE’s programs, increase engagement in key focus areas, and further its mission of empowering all Massachusetts residents.

The inaugural Ambassador Training Program will take place over the course of six months. Ambassadors will become well versed in OEE’s programs, be provided with resources for themselves and participants, and receive a step-by-step guide on how to engage participants within their networks.

OEE seeks to accept ten Ambassadors across Massachusetts. Ambassadors will receive a certificate of completion and a $2,500 stipend.

Applications close on March 15th at 5 p.m. Click here to apply.

Enroll for SNAP (Food Stamps) at City Hall! / ¡Solicite para SNAP (Estampillas de Comida) en City Hall!

Enroll for SNAP (Food Stamps) at City Hall!

Every Tuesday, from 4 pm to 7 pm, a Connect Support Specialist will assist residents with SNAP applications and answer questions regarding this food assistance program. If you want to know more about SNAP or to apply for the program, please visit room 101.

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¡Solicite para SNAP (Estampillas de Comida) en City Hall!

Todos los martes, de 4:00 pm a 7:00 pm, un especialista de apoyo de Connect ayudará a los residentes con las solicitudes de SNAP y responderá preguntas sobre este programa de asistencia alimentaria.

Si desea obtener más información sobre SNAP o solicitar al programa, visite la oficina 101.

Help us send off María Belén!

Let’s all gather to say our most heartfelt goodbyes and send our Associate Executive Director María Belén Power off well as she leaves GreenRoots to join the Healey-Driscoll Administration!

Don’t forget to RSVP by emailing us here! We want to make sure there are enough drinks and food for everyone. 

City of Chelsea Fair Housing Plan – Resident Focus Forum

Dear Partners, 

The City of Chelsea is seeking residents to participate in focus groups for our Fair Housing Plan. We are asking your help to spread the word among your networks about these opportunities to provide input on housing conditions in Chelsea. 

Please help us share the description and sign-up for the focus groups below:

The City of Chelsea wants to hear about your housing experiences for our Fair Housing Plan! Chelsea is working on a plan that will help the City understand if and how persons of color, individuals with disabilities, families with children, or others face obstacles in finding housing that meets their needs in Chelsea. The plan will ultimately recommend actions to address these obstacles.

We have two in-person focus groups on Tuesday, March 7, 5:30-6:30PM and Thursday, March 9, 12:30-1:30PM at Chelsea Senior Center, 10 Riley Way, Chelsea, MA, to hear from residents. We will discuss your experiences finding housing in Chelsea and you will be welcome to share any experiences of discrimination you have faced. Please sign up at this link or visit mapc.ma/chelseafhp 

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Estimados socios,  

La ciudad de Chelsea está buscando residentes para participar en grupos de enfoque para nuestro Plan de Vivienda Justa. Le pedimos su ayuda para correr la voz entre sus redes acerca de estas oportunidades para proporcionar información sobre las condiciones de vivienda en Chelsea. 

Ayúdenos a compartir la descripción e inscríbase en los grupos de enfoque a continuación:

¡La ciudad de Chelsea quiere conocer sus experiencias de vivienda para nuestro Plan de vivienda justa! Chelsea está trabajando en un plan que ayudará a la Ciudad a comprender si las personas de color, las personas con discapacidades, las familias con niños u otras personas enfrentan obstáculos para encontrar una vivienda que satisfaga sus necesidades en Chelsea.  

En última instancia, el plan recomendará acciones para abordar estos obstáculos. Tenemos dos grupos de enfoque en persona el martes 7 de marzo de 5:30 a 6:30p.m. y el jueves 9 de marzo de 12:30 a 1:30p.m. en Chelsea Senior Center, 10 Riley Way, Chelsea, MA, para escuchar residentes Discutiremos sus experiencias al encontrar vivienda en Chelsea y será bienvenido a compartir cualquier experiencia de discriminación que haya enfrentado. Regístrese en este link o visite mapc.ma/chelseafhp. 

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