The Salvation Army Cambridge/Somervillle Corps “Restoring Lives Capital Campaign” offers a safe haven for men, women, and families who are trying to put the pieces of their lives back together.  They have launched the Restoring Lives Capital Campaign, designed to provide emergency shelter for men who are willing to remain sober.  Last year, 16,445 nights of lodging, and 49,414 meals were provided to 1,116 homeless men.  Clients can also receive assistance with employment, finances, legal issues and housing.  In addition, The Salvation Army provides transitional programs for people deciding to make significant life changes, such as classes on drug and alcohol addiction, relapse prevention, life skills and spiritual formation.  

Cambridge Program/Special Olympics: Saturday Program is designed to enhance the lives of its participants by providing quality programs that are geared to promote self esteem, encourage social interaction, and increase physical well-being. Its goal is to help create for individuals with a range of needs an empathetic community through programs and activities that promote health and fitness, care, respect, and understanding differences.  The Saturday Program offers a variety of activities, including field trips, swimming, fitness, arts and crafts, cooking, weightlifting, hygiene, ADL skills, and sports such as tennis, basketball, track and field, and volleyball.