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ALT The Haitian flag waves in the wind outside on City Hall Plaza.
ALT Five community members, including three young people, join Mayor Wu outside City Hall for a photo. They all sit together on a bench, smiling.
ALT Community members and elected officials come together for a group photo on City Hall Plaza. Some are holding the Haitian flag while others are dressed in blue and red.
ALT Tan background with large red ribbon to the right. Texts in red reads hashtag HVAD. Texts in brown reads: HIV vaccine awareness day. Texts in red reads: get yourself tested. To learn more about testing options near you visit boston.gov/hiv-aids or call the Mayor’s Health Line at 617-534-5050
ALT Mayor Wu stands at a podium featuring text that reads, "CJP, Antisemitism Initiative" and the "Stand Up to Jewish Hate" logo. There are four large screens in the background. The screen above the Mayor's head reads, "It's time to stand up to Jewish hate. Get resources to help at FaceJewishHate.org" with the CJP logo. The three other screens feature photos of three people and text overlay.
ALT Image of an aluminum Afghan Kazan pressure cooker, which BPHC is advising people to avoid using due to lead exposure.
ALT graphic with text: Earn your degree for free!
ALT SNAP Application Assistance: The #MayorsHealthLine screens clients for SNAP benefits (food stamps) eligibility and assists residents with SNAP applications submissions. Call 617-534-5050 Monday-Friday from 9am-5pm to schedule an appointment.
ALT After March 31st, 2023 if you have Medicaid, you will have to reapply. After May 11th, 2023 the costs of treatments, tests, and vaccines may depend on your health insurance. After May 11th, 2023 if you use the supplemental nutrition assistance program (SNAP), you may receive less money for food from the government. The Mayor's Health Line, 617-534-5050, is free, multilingual, and confidential. Open Monday through Friday from 9am to 5pm.
ALT Important! COVID-19 testing kits and vaccines will remain free at BPHC standing sits after May 11, 2023. Call the Mayor's Health Line at 617-534-5050 or visit boston.gov/covid-19 to find a free vaccine or testing site near you.
ALT Important! The federal public health emergency will end May 11th, 2023. Many people will see changes in their healthcare costs, insurance coverage and renewal, and food benefits. Call the Mayor's Health line at 617-534-5050 for support with understanding the changes to your COVID-19 health benefits.
ALT We're providing 3 months of extra SNAP benefits to help you with the end of the federal COVID SNAP. Mass.gov/ExtraCOVIDSNAP
ALT After March 31st, 2023 if you have Medicaid, you will have to reapply. After May 11th, 2023 the costs of treatments, tests, and vaccines may depend on your health insurance. After May 11th, 2023 if you use the supplemental nutrition assistance program (SNAP), you may receive less money for food from the government. The Mayor's Health Line, 617-534-5050, is free, multilingual, and confidential. Open Monday through Friday from 9am to 5pm.
ALT Important! The federal public health emergency will end May 11th, 2023. Many people will see changes in their healthcare costs, insurance coverage and renewal, and food benefits. Call the Mayor's Health line at 617-534-5050 for support with understanding the changes to your COVID-19 health benefits.
ALT Important! COVID-19 testing kits and vaccines will remain free at BPHC standing sits after May 11, 2023. Call the Mayor's Health Line at 617-534-5050 or visit boston.gov/covid-19 to find a free vaccine or testing site near you.