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Community Presentation on the 2015 Wellbeing of Malden Report

Results from the community health assessment will be presented at an upcoming event at the Malden Senior Community Center.

Cambridge Health Alliance in collaboration with the City of Malden, the Institute for Community Health, a variety of health focused coalitions and other members of the Malden community have completed the 2015 Wellbeing of Malden Report. Results from this community health assessment will be presented at an upcoming event at the Malden Senior Community Center in which Mayor Gary Christenson will be offering opening remarks. A limited number of Wellbeing of Malden Reports are available to attendees who RSVP.

The Wellbeing of Malden Report provides readers with a summary of the City of Malden’s health and serves as a tool for local leaders, community agency members/directors, community members and other stakeholders to continue learning together about Malden’s community and public health issues. It attempts to both inform and inspire action to improve our community’s future wellbeing through collaborative discussion and sharing of ideas. Please join us as we review the data, celebrate the process and discuss the future.

WHO: Cambridge Health Alliance, the City of Malden, Institute for Community Health, members of the Malden legislative delegation and additional community stakeholders.

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WHERE: Malden Senior Community Center, 7 Washington Street, Malden.

WHEN: Monday, May 23, beginning at 8:30 a.m.

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CONTACT: For more information regarding the report and to RSVP for the event, contact Renee Cammarata Hamilton, CHA’s Director of Malden Health Improvement at rcammaratahamilton@challiance.org.

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