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HelpSteps Screenshots

iPad

iPhone

About HelpSteps

HelpSteps is a social service referral system for the state of Massachusetts. Find affordable housing, food, employment resources, and more. HelpSteps connects individuals to local health and human resources to alleviate disparities in health and social well-being in our community. HelpSteps was developed by a team at Boston Children's Hospital and is maintained by Veta Health. HelpSteps is supported by the Boston Public Health Commission, Mass 211 and the Greater Boston Food Bank.

What's New in the Latest Version 1.2

Last updated on Jan 12, 2019

Old Versions

UI updates, Bug fixes, Full state support

Version History

1.2

Jan 12, 2019

UI updates, Bug fixes, Full state support

1.1

Jan 11, 2019

UI updates, expansion to entire state of Massachusetts

1.0.14

Apr 26, 2018

Bug fixes

1.0.13

Apr 15, 2018

Display agency address

1.0.12

Mar 29, 2018

Bug fixes

1.0.10

Mar 27, 2018

Add Support for Active Referral

1.0.5

Apr 13, 2016

-New icons for food, addiction and recovery, education
-Added ability to filter agencies in selection search (searching by category and service)
-Bug fixes

1.0.4

Mar 1, 2016

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