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Programs & Services
Our Accomplishments

Need up sharply in 2011:

In 2011, there was a dramatic rise in use of NSC Programs: 

- Food Pantry was up 9%, following an 8% rise in 2010.

- Clients served by our Case Managers was up 7.4% in 2011.

- NSC served well over 600 families, including 535 children & 120 elders.

In 2011, NSC provided:

2,258 separate visits to the Food Pantry - serving 4,820 people

Over 11,000 bags groceries to Natick residents

Over 100,000 pound of food to Natick residents

Over 200 families with housing and heating assistance

Over 400 children, teens, and elders with holiday gifts

125 children and adults with access to preventative dental care

233 backpacks full of back-to-school supplies 

620 people with Thanksgiving food baskets

Over 150 volunteers with a way to make a difference

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FOOD PANTRY

Top 10 Most Wanted Items

Cereal
Toilet Paper
Jelly
Hamburger Helper
Canned Fruit
Juice
Coffee & Tea
Tuna
Shampoo
Toothpaste

How to Access Our Services

Natick Service Council provides information and advocacy services to all residents of Natick, as well as a broad range of services to those who are economically disadvantaged or facing a temporary crisis. These services are tailored to address the specific needs of each client as they work toward self-sufficiency.

Steps to Take

If you are interested in receiving services through the Natick Service Council you should take the following steps:

  • Contact the Natick Service Council by phone or email to schedule an appointment with a case manager to discuss your situation and beneficial services.
    • All information disclosed to the case manager is confidential.
  • You should bring to this appointment:
    • Proof of Natick residence (such as a photo ID or a utility bill)
    • Proof of income (such as pay stubs or a letter from Social Security Administration)
  • After the initial meeting, case managers will follow-up with you to:
    • Address any further questions or concerns
    • Provide additional information
    • Advocate for clients as they access services within the community

Case managers are available anytime Monday through Friday from 9am to 5pm. To make an appointment with a case manager, or to receive more information, please call (508) 655-1791.