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Cambridge Health Alliance Opens School-based Health Center at Malden High

Ruka Truong November 15, 2022
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After a year of construction, Holland House opened a new clinic for teens behind CVS. The new teen health clinic is funded and supported by the Cambridge Health Alliance. They offer dental services, mental health assistance, LGBTQIA+ health, substance abuse, reproductive health, and much more.

A crowd gathers to hear about the newly established teen health clinic. Photo from Cambridge Health Alliance

Their opening hours at Malden High are 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. On Thursdays, they have a dental professional that stays from eight in the morning to four in the afternoon.

The center was originally an idea that had been put off for the past ten years but was recently adopted into the school. Tanisha Lahenf, the Sexual and Reproductive Health Manager, said she wants, “to become more integrated into the community, to become a space that students and parents can rely on [them]” and to “foster an environment where someone feels empowered to come in and get health care because they don’t have to worry about too many financial obstacles.”

She explained, “it has already had a huge impact… having a point of care right in your high school is able to help students.” Students do not need an appointment to get in; some go for snacks, water, menstrual products, oral hygiene products, etcetera. She noticed that even the small little visits fill some care gaps.

If you have any more questions visit the FAQ on their website.

Officials celebrate the opening of the CHA Malden Teen Health Center, cutting a red banner. Photo from Cambridge Health Alliance

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Ruka Truong

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Ruka Troung is a returning sophomore who is big on activism. They joined The Blue and Gold to make statements about global issues. Truong is attentive and a good listener. Outside of academics, they enjoy light rock and indie music, digital art, non-fiction books, and graphic novels, and enjoy video games.

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