Our health workers come from the neighborhoods they serve.
That is the whole point.
Our health workers are nurses, a nurse practitioner, certified medical assistants, a pharmacist, and community members with deep roots in the places they serve. Many speak more than one language.
They know the farmers market schedule, the senior center hours, and which bus line gets you there. They are the bridge between communities and the clinical care that serves them. They make that care easier to reach and easier to trust.
They are the reason people come back.
Named. Neighborhood-rooted. In their own words.
Andrelle Cadet-Piard, CMA
Community Health Worker
Mattapan · Haitian communities
Give in honor of Andrelle’s work →“Trust isn’t built on credentials. It’s built on shared experience.”
Patricia Nunn, RN
Community Health Worker
Greater Boston
Give in honor of Patricia’s work →“If you have early intervention, you have better outcomes. So screening matters. Access is not equal across the board, and neither is health care.”
At the farmers market. At the senior center. On the block.
A parent, a neighbor, a friend who keeps putting it off.
Our health workers will be there. It takes 15 minutes and costs nothing. You could be the reason they catch something early.
Find a screening near youOur health workers come from the communities they serve.
If that sounds like you, we want to hear from you.
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