Provides at-risk girls with opportunities to experience a broad range of life options and gain self-esteem by establishing links with caring, supportive adult volunteers.  Services are available in Asian and Spanish languages.

Provides home visiting services to first-time teen parents for the first three years of their child’s life to provide information, and helps connect families with other resources in the community.  Services are available in French and Spanish languages.

Offers ongoing educational resources for public awareness on current health related topics.

Physician practice which provides mental health services.

Offers a complete continuum of treatment with inpatient, outpatient (day and evening), and aftercare programs; prevention education programs; and school based services.

Individual, couple, family, and group mental health and substance abuse services.

Counseling – individual, family, couple, group – assessment/intervention for addictions

Complete family service organization – home based/DSS services, elders at risk, school based counseling, hospital diversion, mental health and substance abuse counseling.

Evaluation and services for children ages three and younger who were born premature; have feeding, vision, or hearing problems; are slow to sit up, stand, walk, talk, or do things for themselves; have behavior, or attention difficulties; or who were born with a disability, or health condition that affects their development.  Interpreter services are available. 

Professional, licensed staff provide clinical psychotherapy; short & long term treatment; individual, family & group counseling; spiritual counseling; career planning; tutoring; and massage therapy.  Non-profit – services offered on a sliding fee scale. 

Day and evening substance abuse treatment (Kenmore); relapse prevention groups.

Drug Abuse Resistance Education program for Grades K to 12.

Provides family health services.  Services are available in Spanish and Chinese languages.

Provides activities and programs for seniors.

ENCARE (Emergency Nurses Cancel Alcohol Related Emergencies) program educates high school students on the dangers of drinking and driving. 

School-based alcohol education programs.

Crisis intervention counseling and referral.

Drug Abuse Resistance Education program.

Provides counseling for town employees and residents involved in substance abuse. 

Long-term residential substance abuse treatment for men over 18. 

Provides services and programs to protect the health, safety, and well-being of Quincy residents.  In an effort to prevent and to control disease, and to continually improve quality of life, the Quincy Health Department (QHD) enforces all public health and environmental regulations; protects residents from environmental hazards; and provides services such as clinics, education and referrals.  QHD supports the city’s Alcohol Action Group.  Some Cantonese and Chinese translation services are available.

This 254-bed, acute care hospital provides a broad range of medical, surgical, pediatric, and geriatric psychiatry services.  Alcoholics Anonymous & Al-Anon groups meet regularly.  Outreach worker for seniors.  Translation services available. 

Provides free food and nutrition information to help keep pregnant women, infants and children under five healthy and strong.  Services available in Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese, Khmer and Cambodian. 

Ninety-bed homeless shelter with case management, housing search, health care services, seven-bed wet shelter, and supportive housing throughout the community.

Partial hospital program and inpatient acute psychiatric care.  Staff includes an Asian-American case manager,  and a Mandarin speaking psychiatrist.

Active Senior Center offers nutrition programs, a friendly visitor program, community education and senior advocacy projects. 

Health, fitness, transportation, activities, nutrition programs, and referrals.

Outpatient mental health clinic for underprivileged children and their families – individual, family, and group counseling.  Services are available in Portuguese, Spanish, and Haitian Creole languages.

Provides a broad range of programs and services to people ages 60+ to promote elder independence. 

Six-month residential rehab program. 

Offers community health education programs such as ENCARE (Emergency Nurses Cancel Alcohol Related Emergencies), which educates high school students on the dangers of drinking and driving.  Evaluations provided in emergency department by psychiatric crisis team with referrals to community programs. 

Evaluation and services for children ages three and younger who were born premature; have feeding, vision, or hearing problems; are slow to sit up, stand, walk, talk, or do things for themselves; have behavior or attention difficulties; were born with a disability, or health condition that affects their development; or have been exposed to drugs or alcohol, family violence or lead paint.  Some translation services available for Cantonese, Vietnamese, and Haitian Creole.

Public health assessment, referral, and education.