Let us be a gateway to the services that help you and your community thrive.
Library staff can guide you to trusted local organizations, town departments, nonprofits, housing and food assistance programs, senior and youth services, and much more.
Food & Financial Assistance
Westwood Food Pantry
Open to clients on an appointment-only basis. Please schedule an appointment by emailing westwoodfoodpantry@gmail.com.
Hours: Tuesdays & Saturdays from 8:30 – 10:30am
Documents Required: Proof of Westwood residency and proof of income.
Westwood Community Chest
WCC is a 501(c)(3) public charity dedicated to helping Westwood residents in need through temporary financial assistance. Phone: 781-366-0470
Mass211
This is a statewide information system for resources in all categories including food, shelter, healthcare & information.
Phone: 211
Westwood Housing Authority
WHA and WAHA contribute to the development and management of affordable housing in Westwood. You can contact Housing Coordinator Jane O’Donnell at jodonnell@westwoodma.gov
Father Bills & MainSpring Hotline
This hotline is for individuals at risk of losing their housing to access help.
Phone: 508-586-2358
MA Executive Office of Housing & Livable Communities
The Emergency Assistance Family Shelter program provides shelter for low-income families in MA. Your income must be at or below 112% of the federal poverty guidelines.
Westwood Council on Aging
The COA provides information and referrals, connects seniors and their families with community resources, and much more.
Phone: 781-329-8799
Alzheimer’s Association 24/7 Hotline
Contact this helpline to find out about local programs and services, speak with care consultants, learn more about the symptoms of Alzheimer’s and other dementias, and get free confidential support. Phone: 800-272-3900
Connect with us
If you’re looking for community resources of any kind but aren’t sure where to start or would like some personalized assistance from library staff, send us a message. We will get back to you soon!
36 Questions for Civic Love Brunch
Start your Saturday with coffee & conversation! Inspired by the Boston Public Library and the National Public Housing Museum’s 36 Questions for Civic Love program, this conversation based event is designed to connect strangers and strengthen relationships between neighbors, library patrons, and people in our community.
