Single Stop

Single Stop USA is a major initiative at Bunker Hill Community College, which connects students to state and federal financial resources and local community services. The aim is to help students surmount economic barriers, continue with their education, and move towards economic mobility with the ultimate goal toward ending cycles of poverty.

Statement to our Students

We are committed to helping you be successful. We understand that at times you may be facing financial difficulties and we want to help. You are not alone.

If you are having trouble affording food, please let us know. We are fortunate to be working with several groups that may be able to help you. Visit us in room D206 on the Charlestown Campus today.

Services

BHCC Single Stop provides free and comprehensive social and financial resources.

Non-perishable Food Pantry - In partnership with the Greater Boston Food Bank and Food Link, Single Stop now has a nonperishable food pantry available to our students Mondays-Thursdays from 10 -11 a.m. and 2 - 3 p.m. in the Single Stop office (D206).
Free Tax Preparation - Get free assistance in filing your state and federal taxes through the IRS-approved VITA program, January 24 - April 20, 2017. Learn more about VITA.
Financial Counseling - We offer private counseling services as well as workshops to help you establish and achieve your financial goals. Access free credit scores and reports, and learn to build your assets and manage debt.
Mobile Food Pantry - In partnership with the Greater Boston Food Bank, we offer a mobile food pantry each month. Dates and times are announced each month via email and in the BHCC Updates. Please register if you would like to attend.
Health Insurance Assistance - Because of the Affordable Care Act, you are no longer required to purchase the Student Health Insurance Plan. Single Stop can help you determine if you qualify and help you weigh your various health insurance options. Learn more.
DTA/SNAP - food stamps, child care assistance, housing
MRC/Project Impact - SSI/SSDI
International Immigration Resources
Legal Resources
Fuel Assistance programs
Dress for Success
Community connections
Housing Information

MBTA - Youth "T" Pass

The MBTA Youth Pass helps provide affordable transit access for low-income young residents. The Youth Pass card allows you to purchase a LinkPass at any MBTA kiosk for a reduced price of only $30 per month – that’s a savings of over $50 a month!

To qualify, you must:

Be 25 years or younger as of November 1, 2017.
Live in Boston, Cambridge, Chelsea, Malden, Somerville or Quincy; and
Prove that you are enrolled in a job training program and/or receiving state/federal based benefits (for example, SNAP, Mass Health, TANF).

Want to learn more or sign up? BHCC’s Single Stop office can help!

Working Groups

Foster/Adoption

DCF ETV Workers are dedicated to helping foster youth with their pursuit of higher education and have developed a network of supports all over campuses across Massachusetts. Call a DCF Education and Training Social Worker today to find out how they can help you. Michelle Banks, Program Supervisor (617) 748-2430, Kristen Quinlan (617) 748-2204 or Judy Han (617) 748-2309.

Learn more at the Massachusetts Health and Human Services Education page.

Incarceration

For more information on sealing records and CORI reform, please see Greater Boston Legal Services' CORI & Juvenile Record Sealing Booklets

Expecting

For more information, please visit the following resources for

http://mothertobaby.org/
http://childrenstrustma.org/our-programs/healthy-families
http://bostonabcd.org/

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