Remembering Dr. Judy Bradford
It is with great sadness that we share the news that Dr. Judy Bradford passed away this weekend after a long and courageous battle with cancer. As Co-Chair
Take Action This National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
Project ABLE, a statewide coalition of AIDS service providers, advocates and people with HIV/AIDS, is commemorating National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day this year with its
Tegan And Sara Foundation Launches With Focus On LGBTQ Women
Musicians Tegan and Sara, sisters who are as well known for their hit song as they are for being out and proud lesbians, have launched
Massachusetts PrEP Drug Assistance Program Now Open Statewide
Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis, or PrEP, is a proven tool for drastically reducing an individual’s risk of HIV infection. Unfortunately, this daily pill – also commonly known as
Fenway Health Responds To Immigration Ban
As has been widely reported, President Trump issued an executive order last week restricting entry into the United States for citizens of several Middle Eastern countries on
Celebrating Henia Handler, Longtime Fenway Health Director of Government Relations
Closing out an extraordinary career of public service spanning decades, Henia Handler, Fenway Health Director of Government Relations, is retiring. Few people have had more of
1340 Boylston St. Receives PCMH PRIME Certification
Fenway Health is pleased to announce that our 1340 Boylston St. location has achieved Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) PRIME Certification status. The Massachusetts Health Policy Commission
Governor Recommends Cutting Investment In HIV Prevention By $4.8 Million
Gov. Charlie Baker has recommended cutting $4.8 million from the state’s investment in HIV/AIDS prevention, education, and outreach in his proposed FY2018 budget. The recommendation