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November 2017 Title X Family Planning Directory November 2017 U.S. Department of Health & Human Services (DHHS) Regions Not Shown On Map: Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, American Samoa, Guam, Republic of Palau, Federate States of Micronesia, Republic of the Marshall Islands Region 1 – Boston Region 6 – Dallas Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas Rhode Island, and Vermont Region 2 – New York Region 7 – Kansas City New Jersey, New York, Puerto Rico, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska and the Virgin Islands Region 3 – Philadelphia Region 8 – Denver Delaware, District of Columbia, Maryland, Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia and Wyoming Region 4 – Atlanta Region 9 – San Francisco Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, American Samoa, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee Federated States of Micronesia, Guam, Marshall Islands, and Republic of Palau Region 5 – Chicago Region 10 – Seattle Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington and Wisconsin Title X Family Planning Directory | 2017 Title X Directory - November 2017 Directory of Grantees - November 2017 Legend Grantee Sub-Recipient Service Site Region 1 Grantee Sub-Recipient Service Site Street Address City State Zip Phone URL Action for Boston Community Development, Inc., Family Planning 178 Tremont St Boston MA 02111 (617) 348-6260 http://www.bostonabcd.org South Cove Community Health Center 885 Washington St Boston MA 02111 (617) 521-6839 http://www.scchc.org/ Uphams Corner Health Center 415 Columbia RD Dorchester MA 02125 (617) 287-8000 http://www.uphamscornerhealthctr.com/ Boston Medical Center Adolescent http://www.bmc.org/pediatrics- Center 1 Boston Medical PL Boston MA 02118 (617) 414-4086 adolescentcenter.htm Codman Square Health Center 637 Washington St Dorchester MA 02124 (617) 825-9660 http://www.codman.org/ http://www.childrenshospital.org/clinicalservices/Sit Martha Eliot Health Center 75 Bickford Street Jamaica Plain MA 02130 (617) 919-2100 e2274/mainpageS2274P2.html Dimock Community Health Center- Women's Health Department 55 Dimock St Roxbury MA 02119 (617) 442-9650 http://dimockcenter.org/ The Borum 75 Kneeland Street Boston MA 02111 (617) 457-8140 http://sidneyborum.org/ http://www.bidmc.org/CentersandDepartments/Dep artments/CommunityHealthCenters/BowdoinStreetH Bowdoin Street Health Center 230 Bowdoin St Dorchester MA 02122 (617) 754-0100 ealthCenter.aspx http://www.chelseaschools.com/cps/schools/high- MGH Chelsea Student Health Center 299 Everett AVE Chelsea MA 02150 (617) 466-5037 school/health-center.htm MGH Revere HealthCare Center Pediatrics 300 Ocean DR Revere MA 02151 (781) 485-6024 http://www.massgeneral.org/revere/contact/ South End Community Health Center 1601 Washington St Boston MA 02118 (617) 425-2000 http://www.sechc.org/ Harvard Street Neighborhood Health Center 632 Blue Hill AVE Dorchester MA 02121 (617) 822-5540 http://www.harvardstreet.org/adolescent.htm South Cove Community Health Center North Quincy Site 145 South Street Quincy MA 02171 (617) 745-0280 http://www.scchc.org/ DotHouse Health 1353 Dorchester Ave. Dorchester MA 02122 (617) 288-3230 http://www.dorchesterhouse.org/ Whittier Street Health Center 1290 Tremont St Roxbury MA 02120 (617) 989-3000 http://www.wshc.org/ South Boston Community Health Center 409 W. Broadway Boston MA 02127 (617) 269-7500 http://www.sbchc.org/ Title X Directory - November 2017 Grantee Sub-Recipient Service Site Street Address City State Zip Phone URL Mattapan Community Health Center 1575 Blue Hill AVE Mattapan MA 02126 (617) 898-9055 http://www.mattapanchc.org/ Charles River Community Health 495 Western Avenue Allston MA 02135 (617) 783-0500 http://www.charlesriverch.org Neponset Health Center 398 Neponset AVE Dorchester MA 02122 (617) 282-3200 http://www.hhsi.us/neponsethealthcenter.php MGH Adolescent Health Center 101 School Street Revere MA 02151 (781) 485-6429 http://www.brighamandwomens.org/Departments_ Southern Jamaica Plain Health and_Services/medicine/services/primarycare/sjphc/ Center 640 Centre St Jamaica Plain MA 02130 (617) 983-4100 default.aspx Charles River Community Health 564 Main St Waltham MA 02451 (781) 693-3800 http://www.charlesriverch.org Upham's Corner Health Center Teen Clinic 500 Columbia RD Dorchester MA 02125 (617) 287-0786 http://www.uphamscornerhealthctr.com/ MGH Revere, School-Based Health Center 101 School St Revere MA 02151 (781) 284-1483 http://www.massgeneral.org/revere/contact/ MGH Chelsea Pediatric & Adolescent Medicine 151 Everett Ave Chelsea MA 02150 (617) 884-8300 http://www.massgeneral.org/chelsea/ North End Waterfront Health Center at Charlestown High School 240 Medford Street Charlestown MA 02129 (617) 241-0236 https://northendwaterfronthealth.org Codman Square-Tech Boston Academy 9 Peacevale Road Dorchester MA 02124 (617) 635-1615 Greater Roslindale Medical and Dental Center 4199 Washington Street Roslindale MA 02131 (617) 323-4440 http://www.roslindale.org Dimock Community Health Center- Pediatric/Adolescent Department 55 Dimock Street Roxbury MA 02119 (617) 442-8800 Boston Community Leadership Academy HS, New Mission High http://www.bphc.org/programs/cafh/cah/CAHServic School-SBHC 655 Metropolitan Avenue Hyde Park MA 02136 (617) 534-5198 es/schoolhealth/Pages/Home.aspx http://www.bphc.org/programs/cafh/cah/CAHServic Brighton High School -SBHC 25 Warren Street Brighton MA 02135 (617) 534-5198 es/schoolhealth/Pages/Home.aspx http://www.bphc.org/programs/cafh/cah/CAHServic Boston Latin Academy 205 Townsend St Dorchester MA 02121 (617) 635-9957 es/schoolhealth/Pages/Home.aspx http://www.bphc.org/programs/cafh/cah/CAHServic Jeremiah E. Burke High School - SBHC 60 Washington Street Dorchester MA 02120 (617) 534-5198 es/schoolhealth/Pages/Home.aspx http://www.bphc.org/programs/cafh/cah/CAHServic Madison Park High School - SBHC 75 Melcolm X Blvd. Roxbury MA 02120 (617) 534-5198 es/schoolhealth/Pages/Home.aspx Snowden International School at http://www.bphc.org/programs/cafh/cah/CAHServic Copley-SBHC 150 Newbury Street Boston MA 02116 (617) 534-5198 es/schoolhealth/Pages/Home.aspx Cambridge Health Alliance Family Planning Program 230 Highland AVE Somerville MA 02143 (617) 591-6735 http://www.challiance.org CHA Women's Health Center, http://www.cha.harvard.edu/locations/som_women Somerville hospital 230 Highland AVE Somerville MA 02143 (617) 591-4800 s_health_ctr.shtml CHA Teen Health Center 459 Broadway Cambridge MA 02138 (617) 665-1548 http://www.challiance.org/Locations/SomervilleTeen CHA Teen Connection 81 Highland AVE Somerville MA 02143 (617) 575-5690 Connection.aspx Title X Directory - November 2017 Grantee Sub-Recipient Service Site Street Address City State Zip Phone URL CHA Broadway Health Center (Adult) 300 Broadway Somerville MA 02145 (617) 284-7000 CHA Broadway Health Center (Pediatrics) 300 Broadway Somerville MA 02145 (617) 284-7000 http://www.cha.harvard.edu/locations/east_cam.sht CHA East Cambridge Health Center 163 Gore St Cambridge MA 02141 (617) 665-3000 ml http://www.challiance.org/locations/union_square.s CHA Union Square Family Health 26 Central Street Somerville MA 02143 (617) 665-3370 html CHA Women's Health Center 1493 Cambridge St Cambridge MA 02139 (617) 665-2821 http://www.cha.harvard.edu/locations/windsor.sht CHA Windsor Street Health Center 119 Windsor St Cambridge MA 02139 (617) 665-3600 ml http://www.cha.harvard.edu/locations/revere_famil CHA Revere Health Center 454 Broadway Revere MA 02151 (781) 485-8222 y_health.shtml http://www.challiance.org/Locations/EverettFamilyH CHA Everett Teen Health Center 100 Elm St Everett MA 02149 (617) 843-0700 ealthCenter.aspx CHA Cambridge Pediatrics 1493 Cambridge St Cambridge MA 02138 (617) 665-1624 CHA Everett Family Health Center 391 Broadway Everett MA 02149 (617) 394-7702 CHA Malden Family Medicine 195 Canal St Malden MA 02148 (781) 338-0500 CHA Malden Starr Center 77 Salem Street Malden MA 02148 (781) 397-6038 North End Waterfront -New Health Charlestown 15 Tufts Street Charlestown MA 02129 (857) 238-1156 https://northendwaterfronthealth.org Family Planning Association of Maine 43 Gabriel Drive Augusta ME 04330 (207) 622-7524 http://mainefamilyplanning.org/ Houlton Family Planning 91 Military St, #B Houlton ME 04730 (207) 254-4050 http://mainefamilyplanning.org/ Waterville Family Planning 18 Silver Street Waterville ME 04901 (207) 509-3267 http://mainefamilyplanning.org/ Dexter Family Planning 311A Corinna Rd Dexter ME 04930 (207) 924-7383 http://mainefamilyplanning.org/ Lewiston Family Planning 179 Lisbon St Lewiston ME 04240 (207) 795-4007 http://mainefamilyplanning.org/ Farmington Family Planning 193 Front St Farmington ME 04938 (207) 778-4553 http://mainefamilyplanning.org/ Rumford Family Planning 218 Penobscot St Rumford ME 04276 (207) 364-3960 http://mainefamilyplanning.org/ Norway Family Planning 9 Marston St Norway ME 04268 (207) 743-2066 http://mainefamilyplanning.org/ Calais Family Planning 43 Union St Calais ME 04619 (207) 853-8930 http://mainefamilyplanning.org/ Ellsworth Family Planning 248 State Street, #3A Ellsworth ME 04605 (207) 812-7030 http://mainefamilyplanning.org/ Presque Isle Family Planning 5 Martin St Presque Isle ME 04769 (207) 768-3062 http://mainefamilyplanning.org/ Calais High School/Blue Devil Health Center 34 Blue Devil Hill Calais ME 04619 (207) 454-2591 Fort Kent Family Planning 139 Market St
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