The TEAM UP for Children initiative launched in late 2015 with an inaugural cohort of three federally-qualified community health centers (FQHC): Codman Square Health Center, The Dimock Center, and Lowell Community Health Center. This cohort participated in a six-month planning phase followed by a three-year implementation period (Phase 1). In September of 2019, TEAM UP launched its second phase, which expanded the initiative to four additional FQHCs: Brockton Neighborhood Health Center, DotHouse Health, New Bedford Community Health, and South Boston Community Health Center. This cohort is currently in its implementation phase, with mentorship provided by cohort 1 health centers.
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Boston Medical Center

Boston University School of Medicine

Klarman Family Foundation

Richard and Susan Smith Foundation

Codman Square

The Dimock Center

Lowell Community Health Center

Brockton Neighborhood Health Center

DotHouse Health

New Bedford Community Health

South Boston Community Health Center
With a staff of over 150, the South Boston Community Health Center is a nationally recognized facility that provides over 70,000 visits a year to half of South Boston’s population. We currently provide these services from a two building, modern facility in the heart of the neighborhood, and a satellite site in South Boston’s emerging Seaport district.
Our services include adult medicine, family medicine, pediatrics, behavioral health, convenient care, nutrition, dental, eye care and a range of specialty services. The mission of the Health Center is to provide health care to the entire community while ensuring care to those most in need. Our governing principle is "all who seek care are welcome here." We seek to meet the health care needs of our community by delivering consistently high quality, low cost health care- with a special emphasis on primary and preventive care. We are a leader within the community on health issues, both listening and teaching with respect, compassion and clinical expertise. For more information, visits us at www.sbchc.org.