• Medical Case Management
• Behavioral Health & Family Services
• HDAP & Drug Referral
• 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

About CCHER

The Center for Community Health, Education & Research (CCHER) is a non-profit organization that provides health, social and prevention services to the uninsured and underserved. CCHER offers a comprehensive behavioral health and family care services including diagnosis evaluations; (2) crisis intervention; (3) psychopharmacological assessment and intervention; (4) individual, family and group counseling; (5) community education and outreach; 6) special behavioral health services for HIV and substance abuse clients. CCHER also offers social supportive services. These include case management, advocacy, housing search & placement, outreach and referrals, and other immigration support.

We provide health promotion and disease prevention services and training in specific areas:

1. Infectious Diseases: Chlamydia, Hepatitis, HIV, and other STDs
2. Chronic Disease: Diabetes/related complications, Cancer and other chronic disease
3. TB
4. Positive for Positive
5. Substance Abuse
6. Know Your Body
7. Healthy Eating and Active Living seminar

We are culturally and linguistically sensitive to individuals and families we serve. Our target areas involve the Metro Boston and its surrounding communities. Our goal is to "work together with the community and other health institutions to provide better health, better care and reduce health costs.

CCHER considers by many as a "point of entry" for many immigrants, the uninsured and underserved individuals and their families.

As part of our mission, we will continue to deliver high intensive and quality care and services to those that need them regardless of their ability to pay and to deliver services in a cost effective, culturally and linguistically competent manner.