Happy Holidays! As we look forward to the arrival of 2024, it’s a perfect time to set the stage for a healthy year ahead and plan to start the New Year on the right foot with positive changes, new habits, Read more
At SCI we prioritize connections. The concept of “social capital” is that our social networks- the connections we make- have value.Supporting SCI means supporting connections and building social capital for young leaders in the community, helping them achieve their goals Read more
As part of our ongoing Healthy for the Holidays campaign, we just had to take a moment this week to share an excellent resource with you! The Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health recently published a COVID-19 vaccine Q&A Read more
A lot of exciting things happened at SCI in 2023, including welcoming many new team members to our staff, and also to our Board. The SCI Board has grown to 15 members, the largest in our history! These 3 individuals Read more
The December holiday season is in full swing and we’re back with more tips to help you stay Healthy For The Holidays! Because of the increase in travel and indoor gatherings this time of year, the holiday season is an Read more
It’s almost December and with the holiday season well underway, we wanted to let you know about an important recent announcement from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Each U.S. household can now order four more free COVID-19 Read more
This past weekend, over 100 volunteers raked leaves for senior citizens around Woburn. The group included some 50 Haitian migrants staying in local hotels who volunteered as part of the effort. This was the second and final SCI Volunteers for Read more
As the holidays draw near, we’re so excited to announce that we are teaming up with the Council of Social Concern (CSC) for a “Healthy for the Holidays” campaign that will run through January! With a shared commitment to community Read more
As we continue through the fall and prepare to transition into the winter season, SCI VEAP is here to help you stay informed about vaccines that may be important for keeping you and your loved ones healthy. Over the past Read more
Sometimes technology is not only the cause of mental health problems. Instead, technology can also be “the symptom.” On Monday, October 23, the Leaders for an Equitable Tomorrow (LET) program organized a Social Media & Teen Mental Health Workshop that Read more
