ABCD (Action for Boston Community Development) helps Greater Boston residents transition from poverty to stability & from stability to success.
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ALT Graphic with an orange-to-red gradient background titled “Hot Weather Safety Tips” in large white text. Below, it says “Always call 9-1-1 in an emergency.” The graphic lists safety tips with sun icons beside each one: minimize time spent outdoors; drink lots of cool water every 15–20 minutes; never leave kids or pets alone in the car; check in on neighbors; wear light-colored, loose-fitting, breathable clothing and a hat; and seek out air-conditioned buildings like libraries and community centers. The bottom right corner includes the seal and names of Governor Maura T. Healey and Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll.
ALT Blue background with a photo of two people walking up a hill with white text overlaying that reads, "If you see a neighbor experiencing homelessness or someone out in the cold who appear immobile, disoriented, or underdressed, please call 911. Boston Public Health Commission partners with emergency shelters, outreach providers, and first responders to assist those in need of shelter." The Boston Public Health Commission and City of Boston logos are at the bottom along with text that reads, "boston.gov/cold".
ALT Blue background with text that reads, "Any person needing shelter should access shelter directly any time, day or night. Boston's emergency shelters are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and when temperatures are below freezing (32°F), amnesty is in place for those with nonviolent restrictions. Women’s Shelter: Woods Mullen Shelter, 794 Massachusetts Ave. Men’s Shelter: 112 Southampton Street Shelter. During extreme cold weather, street outreach teams operate with extended hours and provide mobile outreach vans on the streets in the evening and throughout the day." The Boston Public Health Commission and City of Boston logos are at the bottom along with text that reads, "boston.gov/cold".
ALT Cold weather advisory in the City of Boston
ALT Notice urging snow shoveling to keep sidewalks and ramps clear for safe travel during snow emergencies in Boston.
ALT City of Boston declares a cold weather emergency from January 23 to January 25, urging residents to take safety precautions against extreme cold.
ALT Blue background with a photo of two people walking up a hill with white text overlaying that reads, "We all have a role to play in caring for our neighbors and community." Below in larger text reads, "If you see a neighbor experiencing homelessness or a vulnerable individual out in the cold who appears immobile, disoriented, or underdressed for the cold, please call 911." The Boston Public Health Commission and City of Boston logos are at the bottom.
ALT Blue background with text that reads, "Boston's emergency shelters are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and when temperatures are below freezing (32°F), amnesty is in place for those with nonviolent restrictions. Women’s Shelter: Woods Mullen Shelter, 794 Massachusetts Ave. Men’s Shelter: 112 Southampton Street Shelter. Any person needing shelter should access shelter directly any time, day or night. Providers and community partners looking to facilitate shelter access may call 617-534-4440, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m.- 9 p.m." The Boston Public Health Commission and City of Boston logos are at the bottom.
ALT Purple-to-blue gradient graphic with the Massachusetts state seal at the top and white text reading, “Massachusetts students continue to succeed on AP exams.” Below, checkmarks highlight: “90,783 AP exams subsidized for low income students,“ “55% more students earned a 3 or higher since 2021,”“More opportunities for MA students.”
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