Fenway Center

Victory House in Boston, MA is a comprehensive organization dedicated to providing shelter, sustenance, recovery care, and professional support to individuals and families in crisis. Through a variety of programs focused on housing, health, recovery, and prevention, Victory House offers a holistic approach to addressing the needs of those struggling with substance use disorders, mental health concerns, chronic conditions, and homelessness. With a philosophy centered on the belief that no person should be asked to face their challenges alone, Victory House operates various initiatives such as emergency shelter, transitional and permanent housing, health education, prevention services, and support programs. By prioritizing housing stability and individualized care, Victory House empowers clients to regain their health, prevent relapse, and work towards independence, ultimately fostering a sense of hope and resilience within the community.Generated from the website

South End Community Health Center (SECHC) is a comprehensive health care organization for all residents of the South End and surrounding communities. We are committed to providing high-quality, coordinated health care that is culturally and linguistically sensitive to every patient, regardless of ability to pay. SECHC was founded in 1969 by renowned pediatrician Dr. Gerald Hass, businessman Mel Scovell, and neighborhood activists in response to persistent health care disparities and lack of access to quality health care in Boston’s South End community. SECHC provides primary medical care (adult and family medicine, pediatrics, and women’s health), behavioral health services, and dental and eye care.

The American City Coalition (TACC) is a nonprofit organization based in Roxbury, MA, established in 1994. Focused on enhancing the economic, social, and physical wellbeing of underinvested communities, TACC employs research, policy, and workforce development strategies to address community-identified barriers and expand pathways to meaningful opportunities. Through partnerships and intentional programming, TACC strives to connect residents with substantive opportunities while fostering shared prosperity in communities of color. Their work emphasizes listening to the community's needs, facilitating resources, and creating programs that celebrate local assets and empower residents to succeed. Generated from the website