Curbside Care Program
Our Team
Princess Magor Agbozo, SM
Program Coordinator and Research Assistant, Curbside Care Program
Princess Magor Agbozo, SM, is the Program Coordinator for Boston Medical Center's Curbside Care Program, which provides postpartum and newborn healthcare directly to families within their Boston neighborhoods using a specialized mobile van. Princess is responsible for all aspects of day-to-day programming, including patient outreach and scheduling, inventory oversight and procurement, staffing, vehicle maintenance, and assisting with program evaluation.
Princess holds an undergraduate degree in public health from the University of Kentucky, where she worked as a research assistant on a project related to HPV vaccination in South African young adults. She has also worked on public and community health projects in Puerto Rico, Thailand, and Qatar. She received her Master of Science (SM) degree in Global Health and Population from the Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health in May 2026.
Princess has a longstanding interest in enhancing health equity and eliminating health disparities to improve access to quality healthcare for all individuals.
Renee Gomis Ferraro, MS, OT, IBCLC
Lactation Consultant, Curbside Care Program
Renee Gomis Ferraro, MS, OT, IBCLC, is a pediatric occupational therapist (OT) and International Board-Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) in Boston Medical Center’s Curbside Care Program, which provides postpartum and newborn healthcare directly to families within their Boston neighborhoods using a specialized mobile van.
Renee provides family-centered care by assessing, planning, and implementing feeding plans for the nursing dyad (nursing parent and their baby) and parents who use or want to learn to use a breast pump. She collaborates with each patient's healthcare team to offer support and education to empower families to meet their feeding goals. Renee is fluent in Spanish.
Read an interview with Renee at Mothers’ Milk Bank Northeast »
Sam Jangala
Community Wellness Advocate, Curbside Care Program
Sameera (“Sam”) Jangala is a Community Wellness Advocate for Boston Medical Center’s Curbside Care Program, which provides postpartum and newborn healthcare directly to families within their Boston neighborhoods using a specialized mobile van.
Sam is responsible for prenatal recruitment and resource connection for Curbside Care families. She meets eligible families prenatally, and connects with them again postpartum on the mobile clinic. She helps connect families to resources at Boston Medical Center and in the community.
Sam holds a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Biotechnology from the University of Massachusetts Lowell, where she also worked as a researcher on a project related to lung function and sleep apnea in children. Her interests include creative writing and environmental sustainability.
Additional Team Members
Curbside Care Drivers
Curbside Care teams up with trusted healthcare partner Brewster Ambulance for our team of highly skilled drivers, all of whom are trained EMTs.