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Kennedy Community Health is excited to invite you to our Annual Costume Party on Friday, March 28th at the Jean McDonnagh Arts Center in Worcester,.Step into the glamour of Old Hollywood for an evening of entertainment, featuring live performances by local artists and singers.

Enjoy delicious food, sip on craft cocktails from our open bar, and mingle with fellow community members in your best silver screen-inspired attire. All proceeds from the event will support Kennedy Community Health’s mission to provide essential services to our community.

Join us for a night of fun, music, and giving back – all while celebrating the vibrant spirit of our community!

Purchase your tickets today!

Election day is quickly approaching which means that it’s time to get out there and vote! Every vote counts, and your voice can help make decisions that impact funding, access to care, and public health policies. By casting your vote in the upcoming election, you can help shape a system that supports the health and well-being of yourself and of the community around you. Make sure that your voice is heard!

To register to vote, please visit vot-er.org (Online registration closes on October 26 at 11:59 P.M.)

To find out more information on the upcoming election that is specific to you Click Here.

To find out where you can go to vote early Click Here. 

September 17^th is National Voter Registration Day. Click here to check your registration, register to vote and/or request a mail-in ballot.

Kennedy Community Health was pleased to join the Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers and other community health centers from across the Commonwealth in a day of advocacy at the Massachusetts State House. On Tuesday, June 4th, members of Kennedy Community Health Leadership spoke with legislators about key challenges faced by community health centers.

Catherine Hoey, Community Relations Manager and Executive Assistant to CEO and President, Steve Kerrigan, spoke with Spectrum News about access to primary care providers.

Ruby Pezanetti, Chief Operations Officer, spoke to Kinga Borondy of the Worcester Telegram & Gazette, regarding the importance of addressing health insurance reimbursement rates for sustainability of community health centers. Community health centers care for one in seven Bay Staters, and play a critical role in the health care delivery system in the state.

“It is absolutely critical to health care in Massachusetts and nationally,” said Ruby Pezanetti of the Edward M. Kennedy Community Health Center, with centers in Worcester, Framingham and Milford. “At the end of the day, vulnerable populations will be unable to access to primary care and critical care services without the funding.”