Cambridge Public Employees Dental & Vision Fund

United Food and Commercial Workers Union Local 1445 represents more than 15,000 working people and their families in northeastern New England. There is strength in numbers. When you're a member of Local 1445, you never have to face a crisis alone - you always have the strength of the entire Local 1445 membership on your side. There is strength in a legally binding contract. When Local 1445 is your collective bargaining agent, union representatives, and a negotiating committee made up of you and/or your fellow employees work with the company to guarantee you the best contract possible. Your benefits are assured and your rights are protected, and it's all in black-and-white. Additionally, being a member of Local 1445 means you are eligible for the many group benefits available to UFCW members, such as credit cards, scholarships, legal services, and much more.

Community Research Initiative (CRI) is a unique public health nonprofit organization based in Boston, MA, dedicated to improving the health and well-being of Massachusetts residents. Formerly known as AccessHealth MA, CRI provides comprehensive support and access to medications, insurance navigation, prevention education, and research for HIV and other infectious diseases. With a focus on promoting health equity, CRI offers programs such as the HIV Drug Assistance Program (HDAP), insurance enrollment training, prevention education, and ongoing clinical trials to accelerate the discovery of safer and more effective treatments. Through their commitment to accessible healthcare, CRI strives to make Massachusetts a healthier and more equitable place for all residents.Generated from the website

The Rhode Island Committee on Occupational Safety and Health (RICOSH) is a non-profit resource center dedicated to promoting safe and healthy workplaces. Through training, technical assistance, and advocacy, RICOSH aims to prevent occupational and environmental disease and injury. RICOSH collaborates with various organizations, such as the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and the Rhode Island Department of Health, to provide information, guidance, and training on job safety and environmental health. They also work with coalitions and alliances to address issues like traffic pollution, public transit improvement, pollution prevention, and safe housing.Generated from the website