Cambridge Health Alliance, Tufts Health Plan, and our amazing local organizations are hosting COVID-19 vaccine clinics! 💉 It is free and available to all, regardless of immigration status. Health insurance/ID is NOT required! Thank you all for making this happen. #getthevax

Come join our first virtual workshop of the year on October 19th from 5:00-6:30pm EST! We'll go over the social determinants of health and strategies for addressing issues in your community using a racial justice lens. Click the link for more info! ow.ly/B3pk50GmZ15

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This summer, CHA Mental Health and Wellness interns helped raise awareness and break down stigmas associated with mental health by creating a special mural project. Watch this short video and see what they produced.

Youth! Community! Leadership! Advocacy! Join us this year!

We are so excited to be part of this event! Hosted by Cambridge Health Alliance (CHA) & Eliot Family Resource Center. Lots of resources, self-care swag bag, and fun! Pre-registration is required: forms.gle/DxgZreNGU318iH…

Hey! That’s us! We had a great time being part of this event - thanks to everyone who was involved!!

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Join us on Thursday for our pharmacy technician hiring event. We will be hosting virtual interviews on Thurs., 4/21 from 12-4pm. Sign up now! indeedhi.re/3rCFusW

Join us at CHA Somerville Pediatrics on Sat., 4/30 (9AM - noon) and get your whole family vaccinated against COVID-19! Kids can meet Mirabel from Encanto and get a free ice cream, and every person who gets vaccinated will get a $25 gift card. bit.ly/3NtI0Lq

Last weekend, participants from CHA Community Health Improvement's Youth Initiatives, TEASA, braved the heat to volunteer at the Everett Cultural Council's Pop-Up Picnic. They distributed wellness kits and promoted the services at the Everett Teen Health Center.

Fun times with our neighbors! Thanks Mass Mentoring Partnership for this opportunity!

Our Youth Initiatives Team recently completed 2 programs: Revere Career Pathways Program (yellow), completed its pilot year with 10 Revere HS students. TEASA (blue), celebrated a successful year of education, advocacy & awareness substance use prevention.

CHA received a $500K grant from Cummings Properties $25 Million Grant Program, to be distributed over 10 years. The grant will create employment opportunities and career pathways for diverse youth and young adults. bit.ly/3NjPKhT

If you or or a loved one are struggling with mental health or substance use, you have options. Visit mass.gov/BHroadmap to learn more about the Commonwealth's newest behavioral health services.

Teens from Youth Intitiative's afterschool program TEASA attended the The 84 Movement Youth Power Summit as part of a statewide movement of youth fighting the tobacco industry. They attended workshops on prevention, advocacy and leadership.

As part of The 84 Movement, local students from TEASA, sponsored by CHA, celebrated Kick Butts Day Youth Day of Action at the Mass. State House, where they educated legislators about the tobacco industry’s targeting of youth, communities of color & LGBTQIA+ youth.

TEASA, a CHA Youth Initiatives afterschool program for Everett HS students, celebrated after working to address vaping concerns in the community, volunteering at local events, & collectively contributing & earning 570 community service hours between January - June.

Eight youths from @TEASAEverett recently attended The 84 Movement’s Youth Power Summit in Worcester. More than 100 youth gathered for workshops about trends in the tobacco industry and mental health and participated in activities that inspired youth to be Community Champions.