| 2011 |
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"Certificate of Recognition" in
English Works
The English Works Campaign
State-wide programs recognized for promoting English learning
among the immigrant communities. South Cove was one of the seventeen agencies in
the Commonwealth honored.
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| 2011 |
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"Certificate for Outstanding
Performance"
Massachusetts Executive Office of Elder Affairs
and The Massachusetts Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development.
Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP) is a federal program with which the health center is involved.
South Cove was recognized for "Outstanding Performance of a Host Agency" and for
"providing the most rewarding community-service assignments to mature workers in Boston."
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| 2000 |
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"Award of Excellence" in Cultural Competence
Health Resources and Services Administration in Department of Health and Human Services
Nation-wide search honors "outstanding programs and practices that address culturally competent care for ethnically diverse populations."
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1999 |
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"Certificate of Excellence" in Cultural Competence
Health Resources and Services Administration in Department of Health and Human Services
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1996 |
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Women, Infants & Children (WIC) Project Recognition
Achieved fully immunized rate of 83% among two year old children enrolled in the program. Highest rate in the state; second highest was only 64% while the national average was only 53%.
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1996 |
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Honored in "Models that Work" compendium
Federal Bureau of Primary Care
Innovative primary care health program for the underserved.
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1996 |
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New England HealthCare Assembly Blue Ribbon Exhibit Competition
Awarded to Family Life Center.
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1995 |
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Community Program Staff Award
Massachusetts Office of Refugees and Immigrants
Commitment to providing mental health and social services to Southeast Asian youth.
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1993 |
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"Health Kids Program" Award
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Massachusetts
Massachusetts Department of Medical Security
Program provides access to primary care services for children under 12 years whose families are uninsured and do not qualify for Medicaid. South Cove enrolled more children into this program than any of the other participating practices in all of Boston.
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| 2011 |
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Honoree of the Gala
Kwong Kow Chinese School Annual Fundraiser/Gala
Eugene Welch, Executive
Director, for his outstanding contribution to the community.
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| 2011 |
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Community Volunteer Honoree
Action for Boston Community Development, Inc.
Dr. Roland Tang, pediatrician, for all his volunteer work
with the low-income residents in Boston.
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| 2011 |
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MA ACNM Achievement Award also known as The Marty Hackett Heart of
Midwifery Award
Massachusetts American College of Nurse Midwives
Martha Hackett, OB/GYN
clinician, for all her years of service and dedication to women of
Massachusetts, their newborns and the Massachusetts Midwifery community.
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| 2010 |
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Visionary Award
Quincy Asian Resources, Inc.
Eugene Welch, Executive
Director, for his dedication and contributions to the Asian communities and
for building capacity in terms of services and support.
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| 2009 |
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Health Services Award
Action for Boston Community Development, Inc.
Martha Hackett, OB/GYN
clinician, for her extraordinary contributions to the field of health
services, delivering compassionate, culturally relevant care to the women and
families of the greater Boston area for over 30 years.
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| 2009 |
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Outstanding
Massachusetts Community Health Center Director
Massachusetts
League of Community Health Centers
Eugene
Welch, Executive Director of South Cove Community Health Center. For
"a remarkable individual as a leader who has made a considerable
contribution to the community health center network.”
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| 1999 |
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Outstanding Outreach Educator
Massachusetts Department of Public Health
Boston Public Health Commission
Christine Wong, Perinatal Health Educator.
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1999 |
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"Health Care for All" Award
Esther Lee, Director of the Family Life Center. For "leadership and promotion of preventive health services and health education in culturally and linguistically competent ways for the Asian communities of Boston."
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1998 |
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Joseph M. Smith Consumer Award
Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers
Elmer Leong, Nick Chau, Michael Wong, Stephen Tang. Individual(s) who "exemplify a high level of interest in, dedication to, and support of the delivery of primary health services in the communities in which these services are provided."
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1998 |
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American College of Physician Executives (ACPE) Scholar
Ming Hui Chen, M.D., Deputy Director and Medical Director. Physicians in management roles at nonprofit health care organizations that provide care for underserved populations who demonstrate "selfless dedication to medicine and management."
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1995 |
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Unsung Hero Award
Massachusetts Office of Refugees and Immigrants
Ahn T. An, Vietnamese social worker. Support and dedication to serving Vietnamese refugees.
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1994 |
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Boston Visiting Nurse's Association Award
Massachusetts Office of Refugees and Immigrants
Dr. Gail Lee. Providing in-home health services for Asian homebound elderly in housing complexes in Boston's chinatown.
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1994 |
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National Perinatal Association Award
Martha Jane Hackett, Certified Nurse Midwife (C.N.M.) and Director of Ob/Gyn Department. Individual contribution to enhancing maternal and child health. Marty has been with South Cove for more than a decade, and is one of the first C.N.M.'s in the Commonwealth to receive prescription writing privileges.
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1994 |
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Invaluable Contribution to Refugee Communities' Health
Refugee Committee of the Massachusetts Association for Mental Health
Refugee Advisory Committee of the Massachusetts Department of Public Health
Sonith Peou, Cambodian Community Advocate.
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