North Suffolk Community Services

North Suffolk Community Services NSCS is a community health organization offering behavioral health and recovery services.

Founded by private citizens of East Boston, Chelsea, Winthrop, and Revere, Massachusetts in 1959, North Suffolk Mental Health began with a mission of providing mental health services to individuals, and especially children, in these relatively under-served communities. It operated first as a Child Guidance Center in 1963, then grew into a Community Mental Health Center from the 1960’s through the 1970’s as Federal and State policies provided less institutional care and more support for community-based services. North Suffolk continued to grow in the number and types of services through the 1980s and 1990s to become one of the largest providers in the state. Today, North Suffolk Mental Health touches the lives of more than 10,000 people a year. Our staff of 900 assists families, children and individuals in 4 clinics, 38 residences and 74 programs.

Our offices and clinics are closed today. If you or a loved one are experiencing a mental health or substance use crisis...
11/28/2025

Our offices and clinics are closed today. If you or a loved one are experiencing a mental health or substance use crisis, call 888-309-1989 for help.
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Nuestras oficinas y clínicas están cerradas hoy. Si usted o un ser querido está experimentando una crisis de salud mental o uso de sustancias, llame al 888-309-1989 para obtener ayuda.

Our team at STEPRox put the "giving" in Thanksgiving!  Their recent turkey and fixins giveaway ensured many people in th...
11/27/2025

Our team at STEPRox put the "giving" in Thanksgiving! Their recent turkey and fixins giveaway ensured many people in the community had a special meal on the table today. This group represents the spirit of the season and of North Suffolk. 💜🦃🥧🙏

We are so thankful to Executive Office of Health and Human Services  Sec. Dr. Kiame Mahaniah for visiting our Revere Hig...
11/26/2025

We are so thankful to Executive Office of Health and Human Services Sec. Dr. Kiame Mahaniah for visiting our Revere High School Response Team program Tuesday. It was an honor to introduce him to the work, our team, and most importantly, the kids. Thanks to the BSAS and RHS teams for your ongoing partnership. City of Revere Massachusetts Department of Public Health

We’ve got some new faces in the house! Sending a warm welcome to new staff who joined us in October and so far in Novemb...
11/24/2025

We’ve got some new faces in the house! Sending a warm welcome to new staff who joined us in October and so far in November! 👋🤗

Seeking interested volunteers!
11/21/2025

Seeking interested volunteers!

A lot of folks turned out for an amazing Friendsgiving celebration at Recovery on the Harbor  this week! Thanks for havi...
11/19/2025

A lot of folks turned out for an amazing Friendsgiving celebration at Recovery on the Harbor this week! Thanks for having us! We are thankful for you! 🦃🥧💜

We opened a new program in Revere this week! Thank you to our wonderful neighbors, city and state officials, funders, st...
11/17/2025

We opened a new program in Revere this week! Thank you to our wonderful neighbors, city and state officials, funders, staff, clients and families who joined us at the open house at our beautiful new homes! 🏘️🎉😀 City of Revere Massachusetts Department of Developmental Services Association of Developmental Disabilities Providers Providers' Council

We are hiring for a clinician for our Mobile Crisis Intervention team. Learn more on our website Careers page.
11/14/2025

We are hiring for a clinician for our Mobile Crisis Intervention team. Learn more on our website Careers page.

To the U.S. Military Veterans who work for us: Tim, John, Gabriel, Stephen & John, thank you for your service. To the ve...
11/11/2025

To the U.S. Military Veterans who work for us: Tim, John, Gabriel, Stephen & John, thank you for your service. To the veterans in our communities: Now it’s our turn to serve you. NSCS Admissions: 866-781-NSCS (6727)

Yes it’s November but we aren’t quite done with Halloween yet! Here are a few pictures from Halloween celebrations, incl...
11/10/2025

Yes it’s November but we aren’t quite done with Halloween yet! Here are a few pictures from Halloween celebrations, including the the pet contest entries, the In-Home Supports party, and the spooky door contest entries!

Earlier this week NSCS honored those we have lost personally and professionally this year with a Day of Remembrance. The...
11/07/2025

Earlier this week NSCS honored those we have lost personally and professionally this year with a Day of Remembrance. The unifying event was intended to acknowledge our grief and raise awareness of grief resources.

As we head into the season of thanks and giving, we wanted to share this message of gratitude from Direct Support Profes...
11/05/2025

As we head into the season of thanks and giving, we wanted to share this message of gratitude from Direct Support Professional Louis Waweru, a 26-year employee who works at one of our Winthrop programs. Providers' Council The Caring Force

Address

301 Broadway
Chelsea, MA
02150

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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Founded in 1959, North Suffolk Mental Health began with a mission of providing mental health services to adults and children, in these under-served communities. It operated first as a Child Guidance Center in 1963, then grew into a Community Mental Health Center from the 1960’s through the 1970’s as Federal and State policies provided less institutional care and more support for community-based services. North Suffolk continued to grow in the number and types of services through the 1980s and 1990s to become one of the largest providers in the state. Today, North Suffolk Mental Health touches the lives of more than 10,000 people a year. Our staff of 900 assists families, children and individuals in 4 clinics, 38 residences and 74 programs.