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Feds send almost $2 million to Massachusetts for migrant housing and transit
Governor Healey and Boston Mayor Wu will share $1.9 million from the Federal Emergency Management Agency to bolster the strained shelter system. -
Two years later, Afghan evacuees in Massachusetts face uncertainty
Aid groups and sponsor circles have given their all, but the Afghan Adjustment Act is the solution, advocates say. -
This church is helping unhoused migrants. Healey has asked others to do the same.
Hartford Street Presbyterian Church in Natick has hosted 11 families since June. -
What will Gov. Healey's state of emergency mean for migrants headed to Massachusetts?
The crisis has been building for months. -
Mass.’s migrant ‘emergency’: How did we get here?
The governor says when there's no more room at the inn, get help. -
Healey says ‘state of emergency’ exists due to skyrocketing migrant arrivals, shelter demand
Nearly 5,600 families are living in Massachusetts' emergency shelters. -
With strife behind them, a young migrant family prepares to seek asylum in Boston
More desperate families are moving to the Commonwealth, prompting advocates to worry about a scarcity of resources. -
State opens second welcome center for migrants and families experiencing homelessness
Eastern Nazarene College facility in Quincy is first with on-site shelter -
Massachusetts’ system for migrant families seeking shelter approaches its breaking point
Boston Medical Center began turning some new arrivals away this week. -
‘Full-scale humanitarian crisis’: Chelsea receives a growing number of migrant families
An unexpected arrival one night last week kicked off 250 individuals coming through nonprofit La Colaborativa in just three days.
