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Behavioral Health Partners of MetroWest (BHPMW) makes it easier for individuals and families to access a continuum of high quality behavioral health, community development, and social services in the greater MetroWest area of Massachusetts and beyond.

01/01/2026

Happy New Year from all of us at BHPMW! As we welcome the year ahead, we’re grateful for our community. Here’s to a year filled with health, hope, and continued progress together.

12/31/2025

Want to improve your overall wellness in 2026? Get a head start with some resources from our partner agencies.

12/29/2025

We had a great time volunteering at the festive holiday lunch hosted by Greater Framingham Community Church, United Way, and our partner South Middlesex Opportunity Council - SMOC! This annual event provides a free meal for community members and brings everyone together for the season. Thank you to our partners and to everyone who joined us!

12/25/2025

Happy Holidays from all of us at BHPMW! Wishing you comfort, joy, and a peaceful holiday season.

12/23/2025

Stay warm this winter with help from our partner agency, South Middlesex Opportunity Council - SMOC

SMOC’s Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP), previously known as fuel assistance, helps eligible households in 37 communities afford heating bills during the winter months. Households receiving HEAP assistance are also eligible for additional resources such as Weatherization Services and the Appliance Management Program.

In 2024-2025:
5,720 households utilized the HEAP program to assist with winter heating costs
2,192 individuals used SMOC’s HEAP program to prevent a utility shut-off

The program operates annually from November 1st to April 30th. To learn more, check eligibility or apply, visit: smoc.org/service/home-energy-assistance/

12/22/2025

If your child or adolescent requires intensive care, out-of-home placement may be the solution.

Our partner agency, Wayside Youth & Family Support Network offers a variety of services for youth who need intensive behavioral health services. The Wayside Campus is conveniently located in Framingham, MA.

About the Wayside Campus:
🔹 Seven residential programs with nine or 14 teens per space
🔹 Special Education 766 Private School
🔹 A Day Treatment program
🔹 24-hour care
🔹 A safe, secure, and welcoming environment with onsite nursing and psychiatric care; group therapy spaces, a gymnasium, and a sports field
🔹 Balanced intensive care with social and recreational benefits

The Wayside Campus offers flexibility to meet different needs with lengths of stay ranging from a few days to a few months. Staff work with families to set up community support and after-care plans for a seamless transition home.

Contact & Referral Info:
Residential: (508) 561-4463
Day: (774) 279-7008
Educational: (508) -561-1814

How to be referred:
Community-Based Acute Treatment – This service is insurance-funded, and referrals are completed through a local emergency service provider or hospital setting. These youth receive intensive clinical services while living on the residential campus for short durations to provide stabilization and return to their local community setting.

DCF Residential Placements – Youth are placed for varying lengths of time, depending on their needs, by the Department of Youth and Families. Some youth may be placed for an assessment period, while others are placed for longer-term treatment.

Learn more at:waysideyouth.org/residential-day-educational/

12/19/2025

The holidays can be a lonely time for some. Come find connection and community
from programs offered by our partner agencies.

🔹 Advocates, Inc.
Friendship Project:
Matches volunteers with supported individuals to form genuine, one-on-one friendships that reduce social isolation and enhance quality of life. Volunteers commit to connecting regularly (typically once or twice a month) for shared activities, conversations, or outings. advocates.org/friendship-project-advocates-volunteer-program

Volunteer:
Community members can donate time through tailored Days of Service, such as painting group homes, hosting seasonal celebrations, or assembling care packages. Volunteers can also lead donation drives for essential items like winter coats, toiletries, or school supplies.

advocates.org/volunteer-opportunities

🔹 South Middlesex Opportunity Council - SMOC
Community Kiln
Ceramics classes and workshops for people of all levels and all ages who wish to actively engage in the joy of art. Classes include wheelthrowing, handbuilding, Teen Wheel, and Kid’s Clay Days.

smoc.org/service/community-kiln-2/

🔹 Wayside Youth & Family Support Network
Young Adult Support
Mentors host fun Meet-Ups every month such as Game Night, Art Meet-Up, LGBTQ+, Adulting 101, and varying monthly theme nights such as Cooking, Make-Your-Own Tumbler, Friendsgiving Dinner, Movie Night, and more.
waysideyouth.org/community-education-outreach-services

🔹 Spectrum Health Systems, Inc.
Family Meeting Series
Free virtual support groups for caregivers and family members with loved ones going through addiction.
spectrumhealthsystems.org/family-meeting-series/

🔹 Peer Recovery Support
Spectrum’s peer-led recovery centers in MA provide support groups, activities, and community for adults in recovery.
spectrumhealthsystems.org/peer-recovery-support/

12/15/2025

Advocates Addiction Recovery and Community Justice programs transform lives and build healthier communities. The Community Justice programs support people whose involvement in the criminal justice system is rooted in behavioral health problems, such as addiction, mental health conditions, or trauma.

Underlying causes are addressed by connecting participants to appropriate treatment, housing, vocational opportunities, and social services, enabling them to lead healthy and productive lives. Reducing repeat offenses makes our communities healthier and safer.

Advocates, Inc. also offer several programs and treatment options for people dealing with substance use and addiction to recover.

Addiction Recovery Services:
🔹 Addiction Counseling
🔹Addiction Recovery Homes
🔹Recovery Coaching
🔹Residential Programs
🔹First Offender Driver Alcohol Education
🔹Second Offender Aftercare

Community Justice Programs:
🔹Co-Response Jail Diversion
🔹Post-Response Jail Diversion
🔹Correctional Mental Health
🔹Reentry Services: Behavioral Health Supports for Justice-Involved Individuals (BH-JI)

Want to learn more about these programs? Visit: advocates.org/services/community-justice

12/14/2025

Wishing everyone a bright and joyful Hanukkah!
May this season bring moments of reflection, connection, and celebration.

12/12/2025

Are you looking for social services that are flexible for you and your family?

Our partner agency, Wayside Youth & Family Support Network provides a variety of models of in-home services designed to help families stay together, work together, and reach their individual goals.

The Wayside In-Home Service model tailors to your family’s needs and is guided by experienced staff.

What to expect:
🔹 Families are assigned to a staff member or team who can meet them in their natural environments (home, school, community) and are accommodating of the individual/family schedule.
🔹Wayside teams will work with families with children of all ages.
🔹Services are adapted to the needs of any family dynamic, including intact families, foster families, adoptive families, single-parent families, families with conflictual relationships between separated parents, and families with adults in nontraditional parenting roles.

For further information about any of these in-home services, visit:
waysideyouth.org/counseling-services/

12/10/2025

Check out how Advocates, Inc. Friendship Project helped Callie find meaningful connections.

Callie felt isolated and lonely when she moved to the suburbs from the city to care for her mom.
She had been receiving services from Advocates when she heard about the organization’s Friendship Project.

What is the Friendship Project?
The program matches community members with people facing life challenges to create meaningful connections.
Participants connect:
🔹 In person
🔹By phone and text
🔹Attend virtual and community activities together
🔹Build authentic friendships

The pairings bring joy while reducing the negative health impacts of loneliness and social isolation.

While waiting to be matched with a volunteer, Callie started attending Friendship Project events and had an idea. She decided to volunteer while she waited for a match.

Friendship Project manager Maryellen Killeen knew just the friend for Callie. “The Friendship Project makes thoughtful pairings. I really feel like our match came along at a perfect time, for myself and my buddy,” Callie shares.

Callie was matched with the perfect friend. They attended Advocates events together, such as Woo Sox games and a game night at Natick Mall. They also enjoy doing crafts, going shopping, and running errands together.

The Friendship Project has given Callie the confidence to broaden her horizons. She has even been matched with a second friend.

Want to get involved in the Friendship Project? Visit: advocates.org/friendship-project-advocates-volunteer-program

12/08/2025

The holidays can be a stressful time, and we’re here to take one thing off your plate this season.

Reach out to us today, and we’ll help you find the right mental health or social services for you.

Contact our Navigation Line by calling 1-844-528-6800 (toll-free) Monday-Friday to speak with one of our care navigators.

You can also complete our inquiry form at bhpmw.info/navigation-line/ and a care navigator will reach out the next business day.

Address

1881 Worcester Road, Ste 103
Framingham, MA
01701

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm
Sunday	9am - 5pm

Website

https://bhpmw.info/

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