Multicultural Aids Coalition

The Multicultural AIDS Coalition (MAC) is a non-profit organization based in Boston, MA, dedicated to providing a range of services and programs related to HIV, STI, and Hep C testing, as well as COVID-19 vaccination appointments and resources. With a focus on serving diverse communities, MAC offers multilingual resources, pharmacy services, and online platforms to support individuals in the COVID-19 era, including Black immigrants and those over 50 years old. Their commitment to education and advocacy is evident through their extensive information on HIV, AIDS, STIs, and COVID-19, making them a valuable resource in the fight against these health challenges.Generated from the website

Frederick Douglass Apartments is a warm and welcoming community located on Tremont Street in Boston, offering a variety of living arrangements for low- and moderate-income elderly and disabled individuals. With approximately 76 efficiency and one-bedroom apartments, this eight-story, elevator-equipped building built in 1973 provides a comfortable and accessible living environment. Residents enjoy a range of amenities, including emergency pull cords, intercoms in every apartment, and handicapped accessible units. With a focus on fostering an independent lifestyle, Frederick Douglass Apartments offers programs and services such as 24-hour security, community activities, resident parking, a large community room, laundry facilities, and access to social services and educational workshops. The professional management team at Frederick Douglass Apartments is dedicated to promptly addressing resident needs and ensuring a strong sense of community within the building. The Tenant Task Force collaborates with the Boston Housing Authority and other organizations to support residents in leading independent lives. Located near various shops, businesses, churches, and healthcare facilities, Frederick Douglass Apartments provides a convenient and comfortable living experience for its residents.Generated from the website