Boston Center for Refugee Health and Human Rights

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts refers refugees who come to Boston to the International Clinic at Boston Medical Center. The Boston Center for Refugee Health and Human Rights is the first of its kind - a multi-disciplinary center that serves the health, social service and legal needs of refugees, political asylum applicants and newly arrived immigrants. The Center provides medical and psychological care to high-risk groups such as torture survivors and those who have suffered refugee trauma. In addition to the critical services it provides, the Center also serves as an important national model for providing such needed services in our increasingly diverse and multi-ethnic society. Click here to learn more!

Unique Outreach Programs Boston Center for Refugee Health and Human Rights Preventive Food Pantry and Demonstration Kitchen Prostate Cancer Screening for African American Men Adult and Family Care Birth Sisters Program a The Center for Excellence in Women’s Health Elders Living at Home Program Haitian Health Institute Disease-Related Care Center for HIV/AIDS Care and Research Boston Asthma Training Center Breast and Cervical Cancer Care Foot Care Specialists of Boston Medical Center Nutrition and Fitness for Life The Pediatrics AIDS Program

Helping Children and Young Adults The Adolescent Center The Boston Institute for Early Child Development Child Health and Safety Program Child Life Program The Child Witness to Violence Program Comprehensive Care Program for Special Needs Children Family Advocacy Program Learning not Waiting Pain Free Pediatrics Pediatric Immunization Outreach Initiative Project HEALTH Project RISE (Raising Infants in Secure Environments) Universal Newborn Hearing Screening and Habilitation Program Violence Is Preventable The Young Men's Health Clinic