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ArticleAmerican journal of public health2024

Building Power on "Mass&Cass": A Community-Centered Approach to Addressing Health Resource Gaps for Persons Experiencing Homelessness in Boston, MA, 2021.

Kareem I King, Eileen Milien, Melissa Jones, Terrance Mensah, Lady Lawrence E J Carty

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Kareem I KingKareem I. King Jr. and Melissa Jones are with We Got Us, Boston, MA, and Harvard College, Cambridge, MA. Eilien Milien is with We Got Us, Boston, and Emmanuel College, Boston. Terrence Mensah is with Housing = Health, Boston, and Harvard Medical School, Boston. Lady Lawrence E. J. Carty is with Housing = Health, Boston.ORCID 0000-0002-7025-4618
Eileen MilienKareem I. King Jr. and Melissa Jones are with We Got Us, Boston, MA, and Harvard College, Cambridge, MA. Eilien Milien is with We Got Us, Boston, and Emmanuel College, Boston. Terrence Mensah is with Housing = Health, Boston, and Harvard Medical School, Boston. Lady Lawrence E. J. Carty is with Housing = Health, Boston.
Melissa JonesKareem I. King Jr. and Melissa Jones are with We Got Us, Boston, MA, and Harvard College, Cambridge, MA. Eilien Milien is with We Got Us, Boston, and Emmanuel College, Boston. Terrence Mensah is with Housing = Health, Boston, and Harvard Medical School, Boston. Lady Lawrence E. J. Carty is with Housing = Health, Boston.
Terrance MensahKareem I. King Jr. and Melissa Jones are with We Got Us, Boston, MA, and Harvard College, Cambridge, MA. Eilien Milien is with We Got Us, Boston, and Emmanuel College, Boston. Terrence Mensah is with Housing = Health, Boston, and Harvard Medical School, Boston. Lady Lawrence E. J. Carty is with Housing = Health, Boston.
Lady Lawrence E J CartyKareem I. King Jr. and Melissa Jones are with We Got Us, Boston, MA, and Harvard College, Cambridge, MA. Eilien Milien is with We Got Us, Boston, and Emmanuel College, Boston. Terrence Mensah is with Housing = Health, Boston, and Harvard Medical School, Boston. Lady Lawrence E. J. Carty is with Housing = Health, Boston.

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Abstract

In November 2021, two grassroots organizations in Boston, Massachusetts-a housing and health justice organization and a student-led nonprofit-established an initiative to provide persons experiencing homelessness (PEH) near the Massachusetts Avenue and Melnea Cass Boulevard ("Mass&Cass") intersection in Boston with access to free COVID-19 education and other wrap-around services. They partnered with hospitals, public health organizations, and advocacy groups to make this happen. This community-driven initiative serves as a model for how to enact a sustainable pipeline for PEH to receive health resources and information, with the voices of those directly impacted at the center. (

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COVID-19Ill-Housed PersonsBostonHealth ResourcesHumansSARS-CoV-2

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PMID38900982
PMCPMC11306605

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