Who We Are
Explore who we are and learn about our history, our leadership, and see how our advocacy and impact are driving real progress toward preventing and ending homelessness.
Our History
Mission Drives Our Work
Mission Drives Our Work
Heading Home’s mission is to prevent and end homelessness in Massachusetts. Through personalized support and shelter, as well as larger advocacy and affordable housing work, we provide stability and foster the independence every family and individual needs to thrive.
Our Vision
Our Vision
We’ve seen how the stability of home changes the lives of our clients every day. That transformational impact is the driving force behind our work, across affordable housing initiatives, education, personal development, legislation, and more. Through these efforts we can continue to provide pathways to permanent housing in our communities, and the opportunity for our neighbors to thrive.
Leadership Team
Heading Home’s leadership team brings together decades of experience across human services, nonprofit management, and community-based systems. They guide the organization’s strategy, strengthen operations, and lead efforts to expand housing access, enhance services, and develop innovative solutions to prevent and end homelessness.
Board of Directors
Comprised of leaders from across industries, the board brings diverse expertise, strong community ties, and a shared commitment to advancing housing stability and opportunity for individuals and families.
Junior Board
A community of emerging leaders committed to expanding access to housing and building brighter futures.
Emeritus Board
Honoring the leaders who helped shape Heading Home and continue to support its future.
Our Impact
clients served across all support services
clients diverted from entering the shelter system
of clients remain stably housed
of our clients are 18 years or younger
Advocacy Overview
We’re Pushing for Change
We advocate to advance policies and resources that protect rights, expand housing access, and create lasting pathways out of homelessness.