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Upham's Corner Health Center

Location

500 Columbia Road
Dorchester, MA, 02125
United States
42° 18' 52.74" N, 71° 4' 2.748" W
See map: Google Maps
Phone: 

(617) 287-8000 or (617) 825-9206

Mission: 

The Upham's Corner Health Center is committed to provide high quality, low cost, culturally sensitive, community-based health and social services to the residents of Dorchester.
Our goal is to provide comprehensive health and social services of the highest quality that are affordable, physically and culturally accessible, delivered in a dignified manner, and have a positive effect upon the client's well - being.

Key Programs Offered: 

Primary Care, Home Care & Behavioral Health and Social Services
415 Columbia Road, Dorchester MA 02125
Tel: (617) 287-8000

Business & Human Resources Office
547 Columbia Road, Dorchester MA 02125
Tel: (617) 825-9205

Upham's Elder Service Plan (UESP) / PACE
SAVIN HILL 1140 Dorchester Ave, MA 02125
Dudley Square 36 Dearborn Street MA 02119
Tel: (617) 288-0970

Teen Clinic and HIV & Women, Infant and Children's Program,
500 Columbia Road, Dorchester MA 02125
Tel: (617) 287-0786 ,
Tel: (617)-825-8994 (WIC)

Dental & Eye Care
636 Columbia Road, Dorchester MA 02125
Tel: (617) 825-9839

Cushing Manor Rest Home

Location

20 Cushing Ave
Dorchester, MA, 02121
United States
42° 18' 56.52" N, 71° 3' 50.76" W
See map: Google Maps
Phone: 

(617) 442-5900

Harvard Street Neighborhood Health Center

Location

632 Blue Hill Avenue
Dorchester, MA, 02121
United States
42° 18' 9.1404" N, 71° 5' 7.1592" W
See map: Google Maps
Phone: 

(617) 825-3400

Hours of operation (or meeting times & dates): 

Monday - 8:30am to 8.00pm
Tuesday - 8:30am to 8.00pm
Wednesday - 8:30am to 8.00pm
Thursday - 8:30am to 8.00pm
Friday - 9:30am to 8.00pm
Saturday - 9:00am to 3.00pm

Mission: 

-Serve as a primary health care provider without regard to race, sex, color, political philosophy, or religious belief or ability to pay.

-Participate, so far as circumstances may warrant, in any activity designed and execute to promote the general health of families and children of the North Dorchester, Mattapan, and Roxbury communities of Boston in particular, and the City of Boston in general.

-Serve as a primary source in all health education activities relating to rendering care to the sick and injured, or to the promotion of physical and mental health.

-Provide assistance to the community in the development implementation and analysis of health services and policies.

-Initiate and participate in health related research which promotes the well being of the communities served..

It is also HSNHC’s philosophy that quality health care should be made available, accessible, and acceptable to all people, and rendered in a dignified manner as a right rather than a privilege.

Executive Director/CEO/President/Coordinator/Other: 

Chidi Achebe, MD, MPH, MBA, President and CEO

Strand Theatre

Location

543 Columbia Road
Dorchester, MA, 02125
United States
42° 18' 56.88" N, 71° 3' 56.16" W
See map: Google Maps
Phone: 

617-635-1403

Hours of operation (or meeting times & dates): 

See website

Mission: 

The mission of the Strand Theatre is to serve as a cultural and educational resource to artists and audiences regardless of race or cultural background, age, ability, gender, economic level, or sexual orientation. Central to the Strand's mission is the development and implementation of youth arts educations programs. The Strand Theatre has a special commitment to the surrounding communities of Dorchester, Roxbury, and Mattapan.

Charge for services: 

Yes

Community Meeting Space Available: 

Yes

Type of facility in which this program/organization located: 

Performance - 1,400 seat theatre

Franklin Park Coalition

Location

2010 Columbus Ave
Roxbury, MA
United States
42° 18' 52.7004" N, 71° 5' 48.66" W
See map: Google Maps
Mailing Address (if different than physical location): 

P.O. Box 302333
Boston, MA 02130

Phone: 

(617) 442-4141

Hours of operation (or meeting times & dates): 

Office hours are from 9am-5pm. For all other events please check out our website for date & times.

Mission: 

The Franklin Park Coalition is a non-profit organization founded in 1974 to expand community participation in the stewardship of Franklin Park—Boston’s largest urban greenspace. Coalition members work to bring diverse park constituents together across the divides of racial and class boundaries, finding common ground through park involvement, advocacy, and stewardship.

Executive Director/CEO/President/Coordinator/Other: 

Christine Poff

How to get involved/application guidelines and procedures: 

Please contact us via phone, email or through our website

Charge for services: 

No

Scholarships available: 

No

Vouchers accepted: 

No

Transportation provided: 

No

Community Meeting Space Available: 

No

Greater Four Corners Action Coalition

Location

367 Washington Street
Dorchester, MA
United States
42° 17' 55.5684" N, 71° 4' 23.61" W
See map: Google Maps
Phone: 

(617) 436-0289

Hours of operation (or meeting times & dates): 

9:30-5:00PM

Mission: 

Greater Four Corners Action Coalition works to promote neighborhood stabilization in the Four Corners Community of Dorchester, Massachusetts. This is accomplished by adressing the issues of crime and safety, through organizing residents, providing positive opportunities for youth, promoting economic development and collaborating with others. Our priority roles are: Organizer, Service Provider, and Collaborator/Supporter of other efforts.GFCAC is in the forefront of the change in local community organizing. Organizations are collaborating to effect regional planning and create standing policies so as not to have to put out the same fires over and over again. Our current work reflects this new direction. We also aim to address issues of transportation, environmental and economic justice. GFCAC spearheaded efforts to bring improved transportation services to the Four Corners community, advocating for new stops on the Fairmount line.

Executive Director/CEO/President/Coordinator/Other: 

Marvin Martin, Executive Director; Pamela Bush, Community Organizer

Key Partners: 

ACE, Codman Square NDC, Bowdoin/Geneva Health Center, Boston Urban Asthma Coalition, On The Move: Greater Boston Transportation Justice Coalition

How to get involved/application guidelines and procedures: 

Call: 617-436-0289 to join for a nominal fee. One can join anytime and get involved or one can attend the annual meeting. Board elections will be held and membership is open to all. This meeting is held annually on the second Thursday in October.

Charge for services: 

No

Scholarships available: 

No

Vouchers accepted: 

No

Transportation provided: 

Yes

Number of people served each year: 

51-250

Community Meeting Space Available: 

Yes

City School, The

Location

614 Columbia Road
Dorchester, MA, 02125
United States
42° 18' 46.08" N, 71° 3' 9" W
See map: Google Maps
Phone: 

617-822-3075

Mission: 

The City School develops and strengthens the power of youth to work toward building a just society. We do this through creative education and critical thinking, leadership development, action and service, and promoting understanding and relationships across differences.

Executive Director/CEO/President/Coordinator/Other: 

Ruby Reyes & Seth Kirshenbaum, Co-Executive Directors

Charge for services: 

No

Key Programs Offered: 

The Summer Leadership Program is where teens learn that individually and collectively, they are powerful agents of social change. Sixty diverse teens unite to bridge social barriers and empower themselves with hands-on leadership training, classroom learning, internships at local nonprofits, and social action projects they implement throughout the city.

Youth Outreach Weekends engage teens in the realities of homelessness and poverty. City School youth leaders guide the way with challenging discussions, learning games, workshops to uncover root causes and undo sterotypes, and community service at nearby shelters and soup kitchens.

The Prison Empowment Project connects people inside and outside of Massachusetts' prisons. Youth and adult participants travel to prisons to dialogue with volunteer inmates about the circumstances, behaviors and choices that have caused them to be behind bars. (Taught in collaboration with Boston Police Dept. Community Disorders Unit.)

The Social Justice Education Institute uses The City School's pedagogy and youth-adult model to assist teachers, youth workers, administrators, civic leaders and others in developing curricula and programming with a strong social-justice-based focus. The goal is to transform our practices and engage young people to help support youth agency, voice and leadership. (Educators can receive Professional Development Points through the BPS Center for Leadership Development.)

The Grads' Program promotes youth leadership, youth power and youth action for teens who've been through any City School program. It strengthens their leadership skills and knowledge, provides a proactive place for networking, and engages in youth-adult collaboration on advocacy, service work, retreats, the Youth Summit and more.

Rose from Concrete uncovers the leadership potential in youth who are court-involved, through workshops, leadership training and learning groups at several DYS community re-entry sites.

Scholarships available: 

Yes

Vouchers accepted: 

Yes

Transportation provided: 

No

Number of people served each year: 

251-500

Community Meeting Space Available: 

No

Type of facility in which this program/organization located: 

Community/Cultural Center

Last Updated: 
04/23/2010

Casa Esperanza

Location

263 Eustis Street
Roxbury, MA, 02119
United States
42° 19' 37.1352" N, 71° 4' 30.648" W
See map: Google Maps
Phone: 

(617) 445-1123

Hours of operation (or meeting times & dates): 

M-F: 9-5

Mission: 

Casa Esperanza Inc.’s mission is to help men, women and families overcome homelessness, recover from alcoholism and drug addiction, gain the skills they need to be self-sufficient, contributing members of society and to repair and strengthen families torn apart by substance abuse.

Executive Director/CEO/President/Coordinator/Other: 

Rick Quiroga

Charge for services: 

Yes

Scholarships available: 

No

Vouchers accepted: 

No

Transportation provided: 

No

Number of people served each year: 

1-50

Community Meeting Space Available: 

No

Type of facility in which this program/organization located: 

Community/Cultural Center

Last Updated: 
03/04/2010

Marshall Community Center

Location

35 Westville St
Dorchester, MA
United States
42° 18' 0.3996" N, 71° 4' 15.2472" W
See map: Google Maps
Phone: 

(617) 635-5148‎

Hours of operation (or meeting times & dates): 

Summer:8am -9pm
Winter:10am-9pm

Key Partners: 

John Marshall Elementary School

Charge for services: 

Yes

Scholarships available: 

No

Vouchers accepted: 

Yes

Transportation provided: 

Yes

Number of people served each year: 

51-250

Community Meeting Space Available: 

No

Type of facility in which this program/organization located: 

Community/Cultural Center

Pilgrim Church

Location

540 Columbia Road
Dorchester, MA, 02125
United States
42° 18' 56.4372" N, 71° 3' 59.1768" W
See map: Google Maps
Phone: 

(617) 282-0456

Hours of operation (or meeting times & dates): 

Worship Sundays @ 11:00am
Office 9-5pm

Mission: 

True evangelical faith cannot lie dormant.
It clothes the naked,
It feeds the hungry,
It comforts the sorrowful,
It shelters the destitute,
It serves those that harm it,
It binds up that which is wounded,
It has become all things to all people.

Executive Director/CEO/President/Coordinator/Other: 

Rev. John Odams

Charge for services: 

No

Scholarships available: 

No

Vouchers accepted: 

No

Transportation provided: 

No

Community Meeting Space Available: 

No

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