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Grantees of the Center for Health Equity and Social Justice
The Center for Health Equity and Social Justice currently funds 13 organizations and coalitions in Boston and throughout New England, totaling $975,000 over three years. In addition to funding, the Center also provides training and technical assistance to grantees.  Through the Office of Health Equity, nine Boston organizations receive funding, training and technical assistance to in three areas: improving access to healthy and affordable foods; expanding youth to health careers programming; and developing neighborhood strategies to eliminate disparities. Through the REACH US CEED, the Center also funds organizations and coalitions throughout New England to develop regional strategies to eliminate racial and ethnic health disparities.

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 The New England Partnership for Health Equity

The New England Partnership for Health Equity (NEPHE) is a New England regional learning community whose scope of work centers on addressing and eliminating health inequities and achieving health equity. NEPHE consists of nine Boston-based and eight New England-based grantees and three funding partners: the Office for Health Equity and the REACH CEED at the Boston Public Health Commission, and the Latino CEED REACH New England at the Greater Lawrence Family Health Center.

NEPHE builds local capacity to develop strategies that address the factors that lead to poor health. These factors include poverty, residential segregation, racism, lack of access to affordable healthy foods, community violence, and lack of educational opportunity.  NEPHE’s initiatives will ultimately improve health outcomes and facilitate regional efforts to eliminate disparities in communities of color in Boston and across New England.

 

NEPHE Vision:  To build capacity across New England communities to develop strategies that address the social determinants of health and achieve health equity through community, system, and policy level change.

NEPHE Goals:  For grantees partner agencies to,

  1. Become catalysts for change;
  2. Create institutional and community changes in policies, programs, and practices;
  3. Create and build sustainable equity work; and
  4. Have equity work rooted in community.

NEPHE Objectives:  For participating funders to,

  1. Create a collaborative learning community; and
  2. Provide technical assistance training and resources.

The New England Health Equity Summit
The purpose of the New England Health Equity Summit is to convene New England and Boston-based health equity partners in order to build a regional learning community among organizations, institutions, and coalitions dedicated to achieving health equity.  The New England Health Equity Summit allows New England health equity partners to come together to network, share successes and best practices, and build a regional equity movement.  The bi-annual summit offers an opportunity for us to learn from each other and to engage in a dialogue for action.

 Grantee Profiles

REACH US CEED
BPHC REACH US CEED: New Hampshire
REACH US CEED: Massachusetts
BPHC REACH US CEED GranteePartners for Healthier Community Inc
Together Partners for a Healthier Community and Mason Square Task Force are planning and implementing a unified health equity project in Springfield, MA
REECH US CEED: Massachusetts
BPHC Office of Health Equity
Boston Office of Health Equity GranteeAmerican Red Cross of Massachusetts Bay
The Careers in Urban Nursing supports students of color in the Boston Public Schools as they strive for careers in the high-demand field of nursing.
Bowdoin Street Health Center
BPHC Office of Health Equity: Boston
BPHC Office of Health Equity: Boston
BPHC Office of Health Equity: Boston
BPHC Office of Health Equity: Boston
BPHC Office of Health Equity: Boston
BPHC Office of Health Equity