We are collaborating with NYC H+H to evaluate the implementation and effectiveness of a telephonic model that screens patients for benefits like SNAP, WIC, and Fair Fares (a reduced fare program for public transit) while assisting them with Medicaid enrollment.
ICH is evaluating the implementation and outcomes of a program supporting women and nonbinary people at risk of fatal opioid overdose as they re-enter their communities from incarceration.
ICH is the evaluator for the second round of the Voices for Health Justice program (Voices 2.0). Voices seeks to build power in communities experiencing health inequities to improve the health care system’s accessibility, affordability, and ability to treat all people with dignity.
The Leah Zallman Center for Immigrant Health Research (LZC) at the Institute for Community Health (ICH) partnered with Vital CxNs on a six-month technical assistance project that resulted in a comprehensive evaluation framework for Vital CxNs.
ICH is providing technical assistance and evaluation support to the RIZE Massachusetts Taking Action initiative, which awarded grants to community based organizations improving access and equity in opioid use disorder care.
ICH is evaluating a set of overdose prevention initiatives that the Boston Public Health Commission is implementing as part of the CDC’s OD2A: LOCAL program.