Malden Cares

11/07/2025

City of Malden Health and Human Services Malden Cares team are dedicated to helping those that seek recovery treatment. If you or someone you love are in need of treatment resources, please reach out to Paul Hammersley 781-838-2203 or PJ Bell 781-922-0281. All of your calls are confidential.


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11/04/2025

City of Malden Health and Human Services Malden Cares Team are dedicated to helping those that seek recovery treatment. If you or someone you love are in need of treatment resources, please reach out to Paul Hammersley 781-838-2203 or PJ Bell 781-922-0281. All of your calls are confidential. Our Recovery Coaches are available to assist you with your chosen recovery plan.

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11/03/2025

City of Malden Health and Human Services Malden Cares Team are dedicated to helping those that seek recovery treatment. If you or someone you love are in need of treatment resources, please reach out to Paul Hammersley 781-838-2203 or PJ Bell 781-922-0281. All of your calls are confidential. Our Recovery Coaches are available to assist you with your chosen recovery plan.



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11/01/2025

Our team was out on this beautiful fall day letting residents know about City of Malden Health and Human Services Malden Cares team FREE services. If you or somebody you love is in need of treatment services. Please reach out.

11/01/2025

City of Malden Health and Human Services Malden Cares Team were thrilled to take part In the Malden Chamber of Commerce Halloween event on City Hall Plaza. The kids received all treats, no tricks here! What a fantastic community event City of Malden (Official)!
Happy Halloween !

10/31/2025

City of Malden Health and Human Services - Malden Cares Team are dedicated to helping those that seek recovery treatment. If you or someone you love are in need of treatment resources, please reach out to Paul Hammersley 781-838-2203 or PJ Bell 781-922-0281. All of your calls are confidential. Our Recovery Coaches are available to assist you with your chosen recovery plan.

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10/30/2025

10/29/2025

💙 Community Update: Food Support in Malden
We understand many residents are concerned about the possible SNAP/EBT benefits freeze beginning November 1. Please know—you are not alone.

If this change impacts you or your family, resources are available right here in Malden.

We’ve created a Food Resource Guide to help you find free groceries, meals, and community support when you need it most.

If you need help navigating services:
📞 (781) 397-7049

💬 The Malden community is strong—we’ll get through this together. If you know of any additional food resources, please share them in the comments below. We’ll do our best to help spread the word so everyone has access to support. 💚

— Malden Health & Human Services

10/29/2025

Change can be hard, but you do not have to go this route alone, take that first step and call us today. We promise, life lived sober is a beautiful gift to yourself (and your loved ones)!
City of Malden Health and Human Services- Malden Cares team are dedicated to helping those that seek recovery treatment. If you or someone you love are in need of treatment resources, please reach out to Paul Hammersley 781-838-2203 or PJ Bell 781-922-0281. We can also pair you with a female member of our team. All of your calls are held in the strictest confidentiality.

10/27/2025

Reaching out to our youth base; if you have experienced a loss due to substance use, consider this group. You are not alone!

10/25/2025

City of Malden Health and Human Services is at the Health Fair on Lincoln Commons, a beautiful fall day in City of Malden (Official)!

10/24/2025

Attention men, please consider signing up for this webinar, mental health is healthcare!
Take care of you!

Men are nearly 4x more likely to die by su***de than women, yet they are less likely to seek mental health support. This webinar will explore unique approaches to raise awareness and encourage open conversation through film, community building, and peer support.

Panelists will discuss social pressures and cultural expectations that create barriers to talking about mental health, and how they are working to create change. The webinar will also explore challenges facing young men today, why su***de risk is increasing among communities of color, and practical strategies for supporting men and boys who are struggling.

Through community and connection, we can create spaces where seeking help is seen as strength, not weakness.

Funding for this webinar is provided by a grant received from the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office.
To register visit: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_880VCxGZSHa2fZDBt25bwA