Local Resources:
NAGLY is a nonprofit located in the heart of downtown Salem that serves all LGBTQ+ youth from grade school age up to age 23. The NAGLY Center offers a variety of programming including but not limited to: peer run groups, drop-in hours, and special evets such as dances and outings.
The Salem Pantry provides the North Shore with convenient access to fresh, free, healthy food. They offer pop-ups, home delivery, and a brick and mortar location where all food is free to anyone.
The Disability Resource Center (DRC) is run by and for people with disabilities. They offer a variety of services including information and referrals, youth services, and independent living skills training.
Founded in 1988, the North Shore Health Project has been supporting the health and well being of people living on the North Shore for more than three decades. Originally formed by friends, loved ones, and those impacted by the HIV/AIDS epidemic, over the years NSHP has grown to include client advocacy, case management, and our OneStop needle exchange offering community education, overdose prevention, free testing for HIV, STI, and Hepatitis C, and LGBTQ+ services.
Direct action coalition in Salem, MA. We find new ways to support our unhoused neighbors through novel actions led by and for the community.
Beverly Bootstraps provides critical resources to families and individuals so they may achieve self-sufficiency. We offer emergency and long-term assistance including: access to food, housing stability, adult and youth programs, education, counseling and advocacy. We are community funded and supported.
SSP is dedicated to just and humane living for unhoused and low-income people under the capitalist occupation of Naumkeag land also known as Salem.
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