Spanish, Portuguese and Khmer are spoken by many Health Center staff throughout our different locations. LCHC staff are fluent in more than 18 languages. In addition, interpreter services can be arranged for the languages our providers and medical translators do not speak.

School Health Program
School Based Health Centers - Open during school hours (closed for vacations & holidays)

Main Office
Monday-Friday 8:30am-5:00pm

Lowell Teen Coalition
Monday-Friday 9:00am-5:00pm

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The School Health Program operates school-based health centers at schools throughout the City of Lowell. These school-based health centers provide students with primary medical care during school hours in the schools. Services include management of chronic medical conditions, urgent care, nutrition counseling, health screenings, immunizations, sports and employment physicals, and referral to mental health services. The clinics are staffed by Nurse Practitioners and Medical Assistants.

Main Administrative Office, 17 Warren Street, Lowell, MA 01852
Appointment Line: 978-746-7848

Located at: Lowell High School, 50 French Street, Lowell, MA 01852
Appointment Line: 978-458-6642

Located at: Rogers Middle School, 43 Highland Street, Lowell, MA 01852
Appointment Line: 978-459-7100

The primary mission of the LCHC Teen Coalition is to reduce risky behaviors that lead to teen pregnancy, HIV/STDs, substance abuse and violence in Lowell, in the belief that promoting healthy behaviors will enhance future prospects for young people. Current Teen Coalition youth opportunities:

League of Youth (LOY) - Promotes healthy decision-making and addresses three core needs - health education, recreation/outreach, and adult support. The program consists of a 4-part series on health education directly provided to youth by trained Peer Leaders. The health education component focuses on lesson plans on abstinence, teen pregnancy prevention, substance abuse prevention, and violence prevention. The community event component gives Peer Leaders an opportunity to reach youth, provide resource information, and encourage responsible decision-making and creative expression. 

Cambodian Youth Development Partnership (CYDP) - Offered jointly with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Lowell engages Cambodian youth as peer leaders in addressing the unique needs of families that experienced the Khmer Rouge era and refugee resettlement with a special emphasis on creative expression and healthy coping strategies. CYDP challenges participatants to reduce risk factors associated with alcohol and other drug use and the transmission of HIV and other STD's among Cambodian-American youth.

Teen Outreach Program (TOP) - Offered jointly with the United Teen Equality Center this effective program has been delivered in more than 35 states across the U.S. for more than 20 years with powerful results in reducing teen birth rates and school drop-out.

LCHC Teen Coalition Programs
Located at: 17 Warren Street, Lowell, MA 01852
Main Line: 978-337-4300