Congresswoman Katherine Clark Visits Advocates

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Congresswoman Katherine Clark recently visited the Advocates Community Behavioral Health Center (CBHC) made possible by her work. The Center, which is located on Route 9 in Framingham, was renovated and opened thanks to Community Project Funding secured by Clark.

During her October 16 visit, Congresswoman Clark toured the Center and participated in a roundtable discussion of the impact of the CBHC on the local community. Other local elected officials on-hand for the visit included State Representative Kate Donaghue, State Representative Danielle Gregoire, State Representative Jack Patrick Lewis, and State Representative Priscila Sousa. Susan Nicholl, District and Special Projects Director for Senate President Karen Spilka, also attended.

The visit provided an opportunity for Advocates to thank Congresswoman Clark and our local elected officials for their continued support of behavioral healthcare in our region.

 

Six adults pose for the camera and smile
(l-r): Senior Vice President of Behavioral Health Services Brenda Miele Soares; President and CEO Diane Gould; Congresswoman Clark; State Representative Jack Patrick Lewis; State Representative Danielle Gregoire; and State Representative Kate Donaghue
Congresswoman Clark speaks with a man in a collared shirt and tie
Congresswoman Clark and Vice President of Emergency Services John DeRonck
Many adults smile and talk around a conference table
Roundtable discussion with elected officials 
Congresswoman Clark speaks with a woman in a dark jacket as they walk down a corridor
Congresswoman Clark and Senior Director of the CBHC Lauren Mazzola