Food Access
COVID-19 update: If you need help with food access, please visit our COVID-19 food resources page.
The Mayor's Office of Food Access works to improve the accessibility and affordability of healthy food in Boston. We want everyone to have access to nutritious food. That food should be affordable, easy to find, and reflect the many cultures of our City.
Our goal is to create food-secure communities with vibrant and inclusive food cultures. We want to reflect the diversity of the residents of Boston.
Contact
Room 806
Programs and initiatives
ProgramsFood resources in Boston
Find one near to you
Find the nearest farmer market
Get support in different languages to apply for SNAP. Project Bread Foodsource Hotline.
1-800-645-8333
Find the nearest Healthy Incentives Program (HIP) vendor near you
Find food resources available in the Blue Hill corridor, Roslindale, and Hyde Park
Find food resources available in Brighton and Allston
Find the nearest youth meal site
Other resources
DOCUMENTS AND DATA
Documents + DataThe Mayor’s Office of Food Access believes that food is a right, not a privilege.
Data presented from the Boston Food Access Assessment conducted by the Boston Mayor's Office of Food Access, 2019
A visual representation of different organizations role in the food access network in Boston.
Meet the staff
Our team
