• Cambridge Works Celebrates 27th Graduating Class

    6/23/2022

    The Transitional Jobs Program Supports Cambridge Residents Ages 18-35 who have not been able to get or keep jobs for a variety of reasons. Coordinated through the Department of Human Service Programs’ Office of Workforce Development, Cambridge Works prepares participants to enter the workforce through a 3-month, paid temporary job placement, one-on-one case management, professional development classes, and job development.

  • June is Elder Abuse Awareness Month

    6/6/2022

    Learn how to recognize the signs of elder abuse and self-neglect and how to get help.

  • Bob Moses MathTrail Installations Happening in The Port

    5/25/2022

    Installations have begun for the Bob Moses MathTrail, a mile-long path in The Port neighborhood.

  • Lunch Meals Available to Seniors at the Council on Aging

    5/5/2022

    Seniors can enjoy free lunch meals Monday-Thursday.

  • Interview with the Cambridge STEAM Initiative

    4/13/2022

    Learn about the STEAM Initiative’s work and community impact in this Q&A with Sharlene Yang, Director of the Cambridge STEAM Initiative, and Sue Walsh, Assistant Director, Adult & Family Services, Dept. of Human Service Programs.

  • Cambridge STEAM Initiative Launches New Website

    4/13/2022

    The website serves as a central digital hub for the Cambridge community to engage with STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) resources, programs, and activities in Cambridge. The Cambridge STEAM Initiative is a joint venture between the City of Cambridge Department of Human Service Programs, Cambridge Public School Department, and the Cambridge Public Library.

  • Louis A. DePasquale Universal Design Playground Open at Danehy Park!

    1/6/2022

    People of all ages and abilities can play, experience, and explore!

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