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Community Conversation: Real Stories of Mental Health Recovery and Hope

Panel Discussion: 

  • Personal stories of mental wellness journeys
  • Support systems in our community
  • Accessing resources for individuals, families and friends

No RSVP Required, free admission.
Light refreshments will be served and Door Prizes!!
Sponsored by the Lynn Site Advisory Board of the Department of Mental Health 

 

Partnerships for Health: Bridging Community-Based Organizations and Health Care

The Massachusetts Medicaid Policy Institute, a program of the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts Foundation, invites you to an event exploring the strategic and operational aspects of creating effective cross-sector partnerships between community-based social services organizations and health care providers. In recognition of the importance of social determinants of health on the overall health and well-being of populations, MassHealth’s Accountable Care Organization (ACO) model has incorporated explicit goals aimed at fostering coordination and integration of health-related social services. Through discussion, participants will identify best practices that may be translatable to the developing MassHealth ACOs.

This event, in collaboration with the Center for Health Care Strategies, will showcase two such partnerships: 1) the Henry Ford Health System and the Ruth Ellis Center working together to provide a range of social services including meals, peer supports, and short-term housing, in addition to primary and preventive care to LGBTQ youth in Detroit, Michigan; and 2) a partnership between the city of Central Falls, Rhode Island, a local community health center, Memorial Hospital, the YMCA, and the Department of Parks and Recreation aimed at creating a Neighborhood Health Station, a one-stop shop for all health needs, including related social services.

Registration: 8:00 am – 8:30 am
Program: 8:30 am – 12:00 pm

REGISTER BY MAY  31ST HERE 

Spring Playgroups

Calling all infants, toddlers and preschoolers and their families. Come read a book learn a new songs, and spring into learning.

Make new friends and enjoy a healthy snack.

Any question, feel free to contact: Lowell Public Schools, Early Childhood Department at 978-674-4330.

Spring Playgroups

Calling all infants, toddlers and preschoolers and their families. Come read a book, learn new songs and spring into learning.

Make new friends and enjoy a healthy snack.

Any questions, please feel free to contact: Lowell Public Schools, Early Childhood Department at 978-674-4330.

Spring Playgroups

Calling all infants, toddlers and preschoolers and their families. Come read a book, learn new songs and spring into learning.

Make new friends and enjoy a healthy snack.

Any question, please feel free to contact: Lowell Public Schools Early Childhood Department at 978-674-4330

Spring Playgroups

Calling all infants, toddlers and preschoolers and their families. Come read a book, learn new songs and spring into learning.

Make new friends and enjoy a healthy snack.

Any question, please feel free to contact:  Lowell Public School, Early Childhood Department at 978-674-4330.

Spring Playgroups

Calling all infants, toddlers and preschooler and their families. Come read a book, Learn new songs and spring into learning.

Make news friends and enjoy a healthy snack.

Any question feel free to contact: Lowell Public Schools, Early Childhood Department at 978-674-4330

Super Dads Playgroups

Calling all dads, uncles, grandfathers and friends. Infants, toddlers, and preschool children welcome.

Come sing, laugh and create a project with your child, bring a friend or make friends. Snacks for the kids and support for families provided.

To register please contact:  Erica Kennedy-Cruz at 978-453-8331 EXT 1234 Or email at Kennedy-Cruz

 

 

Entrepreneurial Leadership Presentation

Entrepreneurial Leadership cultivates and inspires innovation in work place. Join us for an evening of visionary approaches to capture a deeper knowledge of business concepts, lead with an innovative mindset and hone expertise to translate ideas into action.

Designed to:

  • Sharpen  problem solving, business modeling and people leading skills.
  • Excel in cross –functioning disciplines to work together toward organizational         goals.
  • Execute complex challenges to solutions.

Presented by: Michael E. Lake President & CEO of Leading Cities, headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts and with operations in 10 countries around the world. As President and CEO, Michael establishes and develops relationships with municipal governments, businesses and universities around the world, creating a global network of partner cities dedicated to implementing urban solutions that effectively address the shared challenges facing 21st century cities. Michael’s career in public service spans from serving three United States Presidents as Special Assistant for White House Operations and Presidential Advance to serving the former Prime Minister of Ireland as a policy research analyst and most recently serving as Director of Development for United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley

This Presentation is FREE. Please register by May 3, 2017

Contact Usha Chatterjee at uchatterjee@jerichoroadproject.org 508-662-8949

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