As part of a large community effort, SCI is proud to be one of the many Woburn organizations, churches, and volunteers playing a role in providing food, clothing, and care to refugee families who are currently being housed by the state in our community. This is in keeping with SCI’s Read more…
This week we wanted to take some time to dive deeper into the topic of RSV by highlighting the new vaccines for older adults and discussing some everyday prevention tips to help safeguard you and your loved ones from RSV. Let’s explore this in detail! What You Need to Know Read more…
As the fall season approaches and we prepare for the shift to cooler weather, our focus may turn to various tasks to prepare for autumn – whether it involves getting children back to school, thinking about the upcoming holidays, or making our homes ready for the seasonal shift. One additional Read more…
As we move into August, signs of the approaching school year are all around us. Parents are already planning for the back-to-school season, from buying school supplies to getting new clothes. Among these preparations, it’s an important time for parents to make sure that their children are up-to-date on their Read more…
On Saturday, August 19, the Council of Social Concern (CSC) will be hosting a Back to School event in partnership with SCI Social Capital Inc. The event will include a backpack give away, fun activities for children, free snacks, community resources and health information. There will also be a canned Read more…
As we approach the end of July, we wanted to be sure to acknowledge and highlight an important observance: July is Minority Mental Health Awareness Month. This is a time to focus on raising awareness and acknowledging the distinct mental health stigmas and challenges experienced by racial and ethnic minority Read more…
We’ve got some exciting updates to share today regarding the ongoing battle against COVID-19. This fall, updated COVID-19 vaccines will be available to provide enhanced protection against the virus. The FDA has decided that the updated vaccines will target the XBB.1.5 strain, which is currently the predominant strain in the Read more…
With the month coming to a close, we wanted to take one more chance to mention that June is Men’s Health Month. Check out the infographic below* for ways that men can take care of, and maintain, their health. *PLEASE NOTE: As this infographic is from 2019, it doesn’t include Read more…
We want to take a moment to share some important information from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). Recently the HHS announced the HHS Bridge Access Program for COVID-19 Vaccines and Treatments (Bridge Access Program). The goal of this program is to ensure that all people continue Read more…
As we approach the official start of summer, we hope you are in good health and high spirits. June tends to be a busy month for many people – school is letting out, there are graduations, people are getting together for Father’s Day, Juneteenth celebrations are happening, and we are Read more…