Immigration Resources
Nothing herein is intended to constitute legal advice, nor can the City provide you with legal advice. Please contact a lawyer if you have questions about immigration resources.
Local Organizations in Everett
All services listed are free unless otherwise noted.
City government resource and referral office. Assists with food stamps, fuel assistance, eviction help, utility termination, MassHealth, food pantries, housing questions, and domestic violence resources.
Everett City Hall, 484 Broadway, Everett, MA 02149
617-394-2270
A nonprofit organization committed to serving immigrant and marginalized communities in Greater Boston area. Provides immigration help, health insurance enrollment, housing applications, voter registration, mental health services (Project RISE), and community programs and events.
427A Broadway, Suite 6, Everett, MA 02149
857-399-5375
Offers immigration services, income tax assistance, document translation (Spanish & Portuguese to English), interpretation services, notarization, and help applying for ITIN numbers.
471 Broadway, Everett, MA 02149
617-387-9996
Founded in 2002 to serve the Latin American community. Promotes self-determination through basic services and civic participation. Helps with navigation of community resources and individual and collective development.
198 Ferry St, Everett, MA 02149
617-381-0015
Free services for all immigrants. Provides immigration document guidance, referrals to legal agencies, spiritual support, and a bridge between immigrants and institutions. Run by Scalabrini missionaries with volunteers.
63 Oakes St, Everett, MA 02149
617-387-1393
Helps immigrants in the Greater Boston area navigate available services, assesses individual situations, and creates a plan with direct services and referrals. Provides on-site mental health counseling and home visits.
1626 Blue Hill Ave, Mattapan, MA 02126
617-322-1348
Free and Low-Cost Legal Help
Beware of Notario Fraud: A notario or notario público cannot give you legal advice in the United States. Always confirm that the person helping you is a licensed attorney or accredited immigration representative. If you have been a victim of notario fraud, contact the Massachusetts Legal Help hotline.
Free legal assistance and representation on civil (non-criminal) matters for residents in Boston and 31 surrounding cities and towns, including Everett.
617-884-9909
Serves survivors of domestic violence in Chelsea and surrounding communities including Everett.
617-884-9909
Free, up-to-date statewide directory of non-profit immigration legal providers. Lists organizations serving the greater Boston/Everett area.
Largest immigrant rights coalition in New England. Provides know-your-rights materials, citizenship and ESL resources, health and social service links, and immediate services for refugees.
69 Canal St 3rd floor, Boston, MA 02114
617-350-5480
Free immigration legal services provided by law students supervised by licensed attorneys.
416 Huntington Ave, Boston, MA 02115
617-373-6802
Free workshops, eligibility screening, and application assistance for U.S. citizenship, delivered by volunteers and pro-bono attorneys. Also hosts Boston Citizenship Day. Languages: Arabic, French, Haitian Creole, Spanish.
617-694-5949
Emergency Hotline: Dial 211 from any phone for free, confidential referrals to local services including emergency immigration help, food, housing, and crisis support. Available 24/7 in multiple languages.
Healthcare Resources
Massachusetts offers some of the most immigrant-friendly health coverage in the nation. MassHealth (Medicaid) covers many immigrants regardless of immigration status. Emergency and preventive care may be available even without insurance.
Everett Haitian Community Center – Health Insurance Enrollment
The Everett Haitian Community Center helps residents enroll in health insurance plans and navigate coverage options.
857-251-9866
Behavioral health clinics with individualized treatment and support. Includes Eliot Family Resource Center (EFRC). Serves Everett, Malden, Medford, and surrounding areas.
548 Broadway, Everett, MA 02149
781-861-0890
Free or low-cost health insurance from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Many immigrants qualify regardless of documentation. Apply through the Health Connector or city offices.
Project RISE – EHCC (Mental Health)
Emotional wellness support for immigrant communities using a racial equity lens. Non-clinical support, family connectors, and referrals to clinicians. Focuses on Haitian community but open to all.
Education, English Classes, and Employment
The Everett Public Libraries system hosts ESL programs, community resource navigation, and connects residents to numerous immigrant-serving organizations. Free and open to all.
410 Broadway, Everett, MA 02149
617-394-2300
Helps immigrant workers learn about workplace rights, immigration, and health equity. Empowers immigrants with knowledge to promote economic, social, and racial justice. Family Welcome Center provides emergency housing assistance.
617-783-8001
Helps parents, children, and families find emotional support and practical assistance like food and basic needs, education, utilities assistance, legal aid, and summer camps.
548 Broadway, Everett, MA 02149
781-581-4750
FREE adult education GED and HiSET preparation classes plus ESOL — all fully online. Beginner, intermediate, and advanced ESL levels available.
Employment, educational, and community support services for refugees and immigrants.
6 Pleasant Street, Suite 612, Malden, MA 02148
781-322-1011
Free, year-round ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) classes for immigrant adults in Greater Boston. Holistic approach: English + life skills + digital literacy + citizenship prep. Education and career advising available. Serves Everett, Malden, and Medford students.
442 Main Street, Malden, MA 02148
781-322-9777
For Teens: The Immigrant Learning Center hosts an annual Teen Perspectives Contest open to students at Everett, Malden, and Medford public high schools — art and essay submissions on immigration themes. Visit ilctr.org for details.
Housing and Emergency Services
Provides emergency housing assistance and resources to new arrivals from many countries. Serves immigrant workers and families facing housing emergencies.
Helping end hunger with food pantries, Everett Mobile Market, grocery delivery, hot evening meals, and more.
54 Eastern Ave, Malden, MA 02148
781-397-0404
Provides SNAP (food stamps), cash assistance, and transitional housing support. Many immigrant households may qualify. Apply online or at a local DTA office.
Handles housing questions, eviction help, utility termination assistance, fuel assistance (LIHEAP), and referrals to local food pantries and shelters.
90 Chelsea St #1, Everett, MA 02149
781-397-0404
Free answers to housing questions for tenants, landlords, prospective buyers, and homeowners. Helps maximize housing stability and minimize disputes. State-funded.
54 Eastern Ave, Malden, MA 02148
781-397-0404
Massachusetts Statewide Resources
Free statewide directory of non-profit immigration legal services. Updated for 2025. Covers the Boston metro area including East Boston, Chelsea, and Everett-area providers.
State agency welcoming and empowering all immigrants in Massachusetts. Administers programs for direct services through a statewide network of resettlement agencies, faith-based, and community organizations. Includes quick-access resources for family emergencies, legal assistance, housing, healthcare, and benefits.
Largest coalition in New England promoting immigrant and refugee rights. Offers Know Your Rights materials, citizenship help, ESL resources, health and social services info, and refugee assistance.
Based in Boston, Lynn, and Worcester. Promotes acceptance and enhances quality of life for refugees, asylees, and immigrants through direct services and community support.
Quick Reference Phone Numbers
211 — Emergency referrals: food, housing, immigration help (24/7, multilingual)
988 — Suicide and Crisis Lifeline: emergency mental health crises (24/7, multilingual)
857-251-9866 — Everett Haitian Community Center (EHCC)
617-381-0015 — LUMA (Latinos Unidos en Massachusetts)
857-243-5239 — Centro Comunitario Scalabrini
617-884-9909 — HarborCOV (domestic violence survivors)
781-388-6200 — Eliot Community Human Services (behavioral health)
833-773-2445 — MA Behavioral Health Helpline (BHHL): call or text 24/7 for free, confidential clinical guidance with no health insurance required
Thank you to Pioneer Charter student Cristina Menacho for contributing resources to this guide.
Everett Immigrant Resource Guide · Compiled March 2026 · Information subject to change — always verify directly with organizations. This guide is not legal advice. Find a qualified attorney at masslegalhelp.org.