LATEST ANNOUNCEMENTS AND UPDATES

Our most recent workshop "Mental Health Training for Library Staff" on 10/30 was a huge success!

Thank you to Jon Mattleman for leading this engaging and necessary training. Our attendees thought so too!
"Thank you! I never knew a mental health training could be so enjoyeable!"
"The group discussions were really useful"
"....longer would be nice!" 

​Announcing our 2018 grant winners!

• ​African Cultural Services Inc. (aka AFRICANO)
• Asperger/Autism Network, Inc
• Brookline Department of Public Health 
• Needham Community Farm
• Massachusetts General Hospital Center for Cross Cultural Student Emotional Wellness (CCCSEW) & Brookline Asian American Family Network (BAAFN)
• Healthy Waltham 
• Waltham Partnership for Youth, Inc.
• WATCH Community Development Corporation
• Wellesley Health Department and Wellesley Area Schools Food Rescue Program

                                             Congratulations to all!
​               For more information about their projects, visit our grants page.

                

Trainings and Workshops
​Workshops are scheduled periodically and are developed based on input from members of CHNA 18 and the priority health needs of our nine cities and towns. ​

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Grants
CHNA 18 has given out over $300,000 in grants since 2007 to support community health initiatives. ​

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CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR SURVEY CONTEST WINNERS!
Amy Willinksy from Jewish Family &
Children's Services
and 
Ellie Shrage from Thom Charles River
​ Early Intervention

CHNA 18 Community Health Needs Assessment Report is now available online! 

Full Report

Interviewing for the Massachusetts General Hospital’s Center for Cross-Cultural Student Emotional Wellness (CCCSEW) Immigrant Video Intervention

Guest panel at our workshop: Becoming a Mental Health Ally: Reducing Stigma, Breaking Barriers, and Improving Access to Care. Our Keynote was NBCSports Boston sportscaster Trenni Kuznierek.