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Save the Date: HOCC’s Annual Program “Reflection and Gratitude”

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Join us for our Annual Reflection & Gratitude Program!

November 8, 2019 at 7:08 pm Luncheon Share via:

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We Want You To Know… The first part of May is dedicated to raise awareness about Peripheral Neuropathy and in turn, on May 13th, HOCC will provide our monthly program to help bring more insight into this very challenging neurological condition.

Approximately 30 million people in the US are estimated to have some form of peripheral neuropathy, but this figure may be significantly higher as not all people with symptoms are tested for the...

We Want You To Know… May 8th is HOCC’s 10th Annual Health Fair Virtually – The Importance of Women’s Health.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Office on Women’s Health leads National Women’s Health Week to encourage all women to be as healthy as possible. During National Women’s Health Week each...

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Healing Our Community Collaborative, Inc. (HOCC)

Program Location:
Old South Church
645 Boylston Street
Boston, MA 02116

Phone: (617) 285-7755
E-mail: hoccprogram@aol.com
Website: https://hoccprograms.org

Our Mission

HOCC’s mission is to empower women living with, affected by, or at risk for HIV by creating and maintaining a collaborative group of care providers and consumers whose shared purpose is to: improve health literacy and self-care; advance knowledge about women’s experience of HIV/AIDS and other disease processes; enhance problem-solving capacities and self-advocacy; promote healthy lifestyle & behavior changes; create solutions together to prevent HIV infection and transmission; reduce health disparities in women of color; and improve access to and retention in optimal care settings.