The Community Wellness and Education Program strengthens the health and stability of individuals and families through culturally responsive education, outreach, and practical support. The program is designed to reduce barriers to care, increase access to resources, and promote long-term wellness within the communities we serve.

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A core component of the program is our partnership with Brockton Neighborhood Health Center (BNHC). Through this collaboration, CVWU provides emergency financial assistance and resource coordination to BNHC patients referred to us for additional support. BNHC serves as our primary referral partner, helping us reach individuals and families experiencing financial hardship, language barriers, and other challenges that impact their health and stability.

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In addition to direct support, the program places a strong emphasis on wellness education, mental health awareness, and violence prevention. CVWU’s multilingual team leads workshops, community events, and awareness campaigns throughout the year on topics such as stroke prevention, cancer education, stress management, healthy relationships, domestic violence prevention, sexual abuse awareness, and mental health wellness. These activities are designed to build knowledge, encourage open conversation, and reduce stigma around health and safety concerns.

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The Community Wellness and Education Program remains focused on connection and access, ensuring community members are informed, supported, and linked to culturally grounded resources and trusted providers.