Harvard Medical School: The Family Van offers walk on appointments, free screening for depression, pregnancy testing, and termination referrals. Also, it offers HIV/STI testing, domestic violence support, and LGBTIQ+ support.

Check here for the location of the day.

The Young Parents Program is a clinic dedicated to working with teen mothers and fathers. The clinic provides medical care, counseling, and health education to teen parents and their children. The program also helps young parents learn positive parenting skills, find housing, and complete school. Healthy social activities are held to bring young parents together.

Boston Children’s Hospital provides all birth control and emergency contraception, and offers has same day appointments. Gender Management Services are available at this site. 

Boston Community Leadership Academy has a school-based health center in the school that serves students attending Boston Community Leadership Academy. School-based health centers are staffed by Nurse Practitioners, Mental Health Clinicians, Health Educators, and Administrative Assistants. School-based health centers are in-school clinics that offer screening services such as a health assessment; mental health counseling; and sexual and reproductive health care. They also offer emergency contraception, birth control, and STI/HIV testing.

* Must be a student at Boston Community Leadership Academy to visit this school-based health center

* In the same building as New Mission High School

During COVID-19

TO REQUEST AN APPOINTMENT

By text: Students can send a text to (617) 549-5468 and will be connected to staff administrator, Marita McPhail. The text message should include the student’s name, school, and phone number.

By phone: Students can call (617) 549-5468 and leave a voicemail with their name (including spelling), school, and phone number.

By email: An email can also be sent to: [email protected]. Please include the name, school, and phone number (DO NOT INCLUDE ANY PERSONAL INFORMATION about why you need assistance).

Boston HAPPENS offers HIV/STI testing, Hepatitis C testing, PrEP and PEP, and HIV case management.  They have specialists who can also help support questions or concerns about primary care services, gynecological services, domestic violence support, check-ups, birth control, LARC, and emergency contraception.

Boston Latin Academy has a school-based health center in the school that serves students attending Boston Latin Academy. School-based health centers are staffed by Nurse Practitioners, Mental Health Clinicians, Health Educators, and Administrative Assistants. School-based health centers are in-school clinics that offer screening services such as a health assessment; mental health counseling; and sexual and reproductive health care. They also offer emergency contraception, birth control, and STI/HIV testing.

* Must be a student at Boston Latin Academy to visit this school-based health center

During COVID-19

TO REQUEST AN APPOINTMENT

By text: Students can send a text to (617) 549-5468 and will be connected to staff administrator, Marita McPhail. The text message should include the student’s name, school, and phone number.

By phone: Students can call (617) 549-5468 and leave a voicemail with their name (including spelling), school, and phone number.

By email: An email can also be sent to: [email protected]. Please include the name, school, and phone number (DO NOT INCLUDE ANY PERSONAL INFORMATION about why you need assistance).

If you are already a patient of the Boston Latin Academy Health Center, this information is all that is needed before talking to you. If you are not already a Health Center patient, they will need to get some basic information to register you as a patient.

Boston Medical Center’s Adolescent Center provides all birth control and emergency contraception and it is free even if you have private insurance. Also, it has same day appointments, a Child and Adolescent Transgender Center for Health, and a Teen & Tot program for expectant and parenting youth.

Bowdoin Street Health Center has all birth control options and emergency contraception options except the patch and ring, but they are available by prescription. It does have free care and same day appointments. An IUD and implant will not be given the same day as your appointment.

Bridge Over Troubled Waters provide wrap around services for homeless and runway youth. They service youth age 14-24 up until their 25th birthday. Birth control options and STI testing is available in their clinic. Download the Bridge Over Troubled Waters app! 

Bridge Over Troubled Waters has a mobile medical van which runs every night of the week. The mobile van provides medical care and STI testing every other Thursday.

5:00pm-6:30pm Next to Park St. T-stop on the Redline

7:30pm-8:30pm Next to Harvard Square T-stop on the Redline

Brighton High School has a school-based health center in the school that serves students attending Brighton High School. School-based health centers are staffed by Nurse Practitioners, Mental Health Clinicians, Health Educators, and Administrative Assistants. School-based health centers are in-school clinics that offer screening services such as a health assessment; mental health counseling; and sexual and reproductive health care. They also offer emergency contraception, birth control, and STI/HIV testing.

* Must be a student at Brighton High School to visit this school-based health center

During COVID-19

TO REQUEST AN APPOINTMENT

By text: Students can send a text to (617) 549-5468 and will be connected to staff administrator, Marita McPhail. The text message should include the student’s name, school, and phone number.

By phone: Students can call (617) 549-5468 and leave a voicemail with their name (including spelling), school, and phone number.

By email: An email can also be sent to: [email protected]. Please include the name, school, and phone number (DO NOT INCLUDE ANY PERSONAL INFORMATION about why you need assistance).

If you are already a patient of the Brighton High School Health Center, this information is all that is needed before talking to you. If you are not already a Health Center patient, they will need to get some basic information to register you as a patient.