• Medical Case Management
• Housing Search and Placement
• Substance Abuse Services
• Counseling & Testing
• Health Promotion & Disease Prevention
• Community Participatory Research

• Board of Directors
• Executive Director
• History

• Steering Committee
• We CARE Curriculum
• REACH U.S. Community Training Grant
• Grants Awards
• Assesement Report
• RFP

Health Promotion & Disease Prevention

CCHER offers a series of evidence based model and best practice interventions to community members, young adults and mature adults who might be at risk for infection and chronic diseases. These trainings are conducted throughout the year by CCHER and are targeting men and women. The followings below are evidence based models that are currently being offered by our agency:

Evidence – Based Models & Best Practices: Small Group Interventions

1. Diabetes & Nutrition *
2. Volunteer Health Education Program (HIV and TB)
3. Project SMART * (HIV, TB, Hepatitis and Substance)
4. Public Health Corner
5. Capacity Building Training
6. Special Training on Healthy Eating & Active Living

Community Wide Interventions

1. Tele Wellness Weekly Cable TV Program
2. Community Forum

Diseases Specific Training

1. HIV
2. TB
3. Hepatitis
4. Obesity
5. Diabetes and its major complications
6. High Blood Pressure
7. Cholesterol
8. Stroke
9. Cancer
10. Chlamydia with a focus on young female adult

For more information, contact CCHER at 617-265-0628 ext 226 or e-mail CCHER to apolynice@ccher.org