BHCHP Blog: A View from the Bridge

Welcome to BHCHP's blog, A View from the Bridge! This is a place for us to share our work with you, our supporters, partners, neighbors and friends. Check back often for stories and updates from our patients, staff, volunteers, donors, supporters and partners, or subscribe via email below.

Bombas Interviews BHCHP Nurse Gloria Batista

Submitted by Katie Dillon on 2020-05-21 10:22.

Please note: A portion of this interview ran in an e-newsletter from Bombas. All questions, courtesy of Bombas.

1. What drew you to street medicine?

Shannon Dolan Named Recipient of Stephanie Barker Award

Submitted by Katie Dillon on 2020-05-18 14:16.

Happy Nurses' Week!

Submitted by Katie Dillon on 2020-05-06 11:31.

The following are remarks given by Cheryl Kane, RN from BHCHP at the Nursing Convocation Connell School of Nursing at Boston College May 17th 2009. We feel her inspiring words about being a nurse still ring true today.

Stepping up to meet behavioral health needs “I love what I do!”

Submitted by Katie Dillon on 2020-05-05 13:50.

Before the COVID-19 outbreak, Sam Ciarocco was the Clinical Operations Manager for our Office-Based Addiction Treatment (OBAT) program.

Boston Marathon 2020: Meet Julianna DiPietro of Team BHCHP

Submitted by Katie Dillon on 2020-04-20 12:43.

Boston Marathon 2020: Meet Haylie Butler of Team BHCHP

Submitted by Katie Dillon on 2020-04-20 12:35.

A Letter from Dr. Jim O'Connell and CEO Barry Bock on COVID-19 and BHCHP

Submitted by Katie Dillon on 2020-03-24 11:39.

Dear Friends,

Paint the Light

Submitted by Katie Dillon on 2020-02-25 13:00.

The following narrative was written by Barb Boylan, a volunteer at our weekly HER Saturday clinics. Barb runs the watercolor table activity for the patients. HER Saturday is a weekly women-only clinic and stands for Health Empowerment and Resources.

Why Health Equity Matters

Submitted by Katie Dillon on 2019-12-30 15:57.

People who are transgender and people experiencing homelessness are two of society’s most vulnerable and marginalized populations. There is ample evidence that many in the transgender community are stigmatized and victims of prejudice and violence in many aspects of their lives, affecting their ability to access health care, housing, education, and employment

Remarks from Caroline Gaulin from Emerging Leaders Board

Submitted by Katie Dillon on 2019-12-30 10:30.

Good evening, my name is Caroline Gaulin and I am starting my 4th year as a member of the Emerging Leaders Board. Thank you all so much for being here to celebrate the amazing honorees and the incredible work of this organization that means so much to me and so many of us here. If you all would bear with me, I was hoping to be able to share a few personal experiences with you all tonight.

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