“LOWELL — On Thursday, Lowell Community Health Center celebrated Juneteenth by unveiling a new panel to its first-floor timeline. The panel is titled ‘Acknowledging Injustice,’ to recognize that without the labor of enslaved workers in the South, the health center’s home in the historic Hamilton Mill building would not exist.”

Read the full article in the Lowell Sun

Join us as we celebrate 22 years of “Loving Kindness” in Lowell on Wednesday, 6/8. The evening will honor our Metta Health Center for immigrant and refugee health, it’s founders, and the diverse cultures it welcomes through its doors. 

Teen clinic (for teens and young adults, ages 13-24) will re-open on May 3, 2022, and will be taking place every Tuesday from 3-5pm. Services include: Information/education about sexual and reproductive health, birth control counseling and prescriptions, STI testing and treatment, pregnancy tests, emergency contraception, and condoms. All services are confidential and do NOT require parent consent. You do NOT have to be a Lowell CHC registered patient.

Read this guest blog, published by the National Association of Community Health Centers, on Lowell CHC’s approach to tackling racism. “When it comes to working toward a more just and inclusive organization, Lowell CHC has learned that the first step is acknowledgement: We must acknowledge the injustices that have played and do play out against people of color in this country.”