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Up to 129,000 immigrants in Massachusetts could shy away from MassHealth over fear of public charge rule, report suggests

BY Steph Solismasslive.com

Many Worcester students not active in food benefits program

BY Cyrus MoultonWorcester Telegram & Gazette

Letter: To ensure safety of food supply, state must protect farmworkers

BY Leticia Medina-Richman and Claudia Quintero, Central West Justice CenterMassachusetts Lawyers Weekly

Partnerships urged at Worcester forum on battling poverty

Press Release

Relocation of Worcester welfare and housing office will harm many poor people, advocates say

Plan to move welfare office in Worcester gets pushback

Leticia Medina-Richman: Local organization provides free legal services to immigrants, refugees

‘My eyes were opened’: Berkshire attorneys volunteer to help immigrants at border

Proposed change in SNAP eligibility threatens access to healthy food for low-income households

Press Release: Worcester Attorney named a 2019 “Rising Star” by Massachusetts Bar Foundation