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MAP for Health

MAP aims to empower and uplift the LGBTQ+ API population in the Greater Boston area. Focus 2.

In its 15th year of service—in addition to being a key resource for building HIV/AIDS awareness and delivering HIV prevention and education in the Asian community—MAP is focused on two critical issues:

Focus 1. Youth development and safety of API youth, especially lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning (LGBTQ) youth

In the face of an often-hostile environment where harassment, bullying and isolation can lead to poor self-esteem, depression and even suicidality among API and/or LGBTQ youth, MAP mentors, encourages and supports the health and resilience of these youth. These are our sisters, brothers, sons, daughters, nieces, nephews, friends and neighbors—they are our future leaders and community members. The widespread epidemic of hepatitis B in the API community

APIs account for half of the estimated 1.25 million U.S. cases of chronic hepatitis B, and half of the liver cancer-related deaths. Today, it is estimated that as many as 1 out of 10 APIs are chronically infected with HBV. This deadly community health disparity devastates whole families—but through our education and outreach leading to screening, vaccination and treatment—APIs need not become infected, go undiagnosed and without treatment or suffer in silence.

02/27/2026

KWEEN TICKET GIVEAWAY! 💜👑

Calling all our QTAPI folks and allies 📢
MAP for Health is excited to partner with Merrimack Repertory Theatre to give you the 12 people the opportunity to see the world premiere of play “Kween” by Vichet Chum in Downtown Lowell, MA!

“Set in Lowell, this joyful journey follows Soma, a q***r Cambodian American teenager, finding her voice and stepping into her legacy.”

📍(For Greater Boston folks, this show is accessible through commuter rail from North Station to Lowell, MA.)

We are giving away 6 pairs of tickets for the following nights of performances 🎭:

🎫 3 pairs for Thursday, March 12th, at 7pm
🎫 3 pairs for Saturday, March 14th, at 8pm

🎉 To get a chance to see this show please follow these 2 easy steps!

✨ Like and comment which show(s) you’d like to attend
✨ Follow , and
✨ Extra entries: Comment and tag a friend (unlimited) and/or share this post to your story!

Ex. for comments: (Thursday March 13th, @/tagyourfriend)

Winners are announced on March 7th! Goodluck! 😉

02/26/2026

We’re back with a new mission statement! 💫 It’s been too long and we’ve missed you besties 😝 We have a lot of exciting things coming, such as…..

🧡 New Programming
💜 New Events
🧡 New Opportunities

Stay tuned for more! 🫣

07/01/2025

MAP for Health at the HEART Conference🩵🩷🤍

Thank you to everyone who made the conference come alive. This is a day we will never forget! To all the attendees that showed up and were eager to learn, our wonderful volunteers ready to lend a hand, all the organizations who tabled and provided resources, the amazing performances we got from Candace Persuasian, Camille Yen, and Mizery McRae, and of course our hardworking organizers who made it all possible… THANK YOU for being in community with one another as we fight for inclusive care for all💜

Here’s a photodump of our workshop at HEART! Connecting Mental Health and Art: Exploring Art Therapy🎨

06/16/2025

THE HEART CONFERENCE IS ALMOST HERE!!🤩🩵🩷🤍

Can’t you believe that we’ll be seeing each other this weekend?🥳 In preparation, here’s our schedule for the day of the conference!

It’s not too late to register at awfh.org/HEART2025! See everyone so soon on June 21st!🤗

06/11/2025

QUEEN HIGHLIGHT FOR THE HEART CONFERENCE✨💖

We are so happy to have .yennn and performing at the conference!!🤩 Please read their bios in the comments below!

06/09/2025

Happy Pride Month from MAP for Health!💜🌈

Please swipe to see parts of Mayor Wu’s speech from Boston City Hall’s Pride Flag Raising Ceremony!🏳️‍🌈

05/30/2025

🎓Congratulations to our very own Maylee You!!🥳💜

May just walked the stage to get her degree in Communications from UMass Boston🎉

Show May some love in the comments below!🤗👇

05/28/2025

Introducing our main panel of the HEART Conference: Inclusive Care for the Trans Community🏳️‍⚧️🫶

We are very thankful to our amazing panelists, who all have different lived experiences and professional perspectives regarding this topic.

Have any questions related to our main panel? Let us know in the comments below!👇 Register today at awfh.org/HEART2025. Until June 21st, stay safe, curious, and informed!

05/23/2025

🍜 Discover AAPI food businesses all around Boston! 🍽️

If you’ve been looking for some AAPI businesses to support during AAPI month or in general, we have a few for you to check out 👀 Most of them selling delicious food or yummy drinks that are well-loved by the city.

What’s your favorite AAPI business in Boston?

05/21/2025

The HEART Conference is ONE MONTH AWAY!!🤩🩷🤍🩵

Are you excited as we are?🤭 Swipe to see what you can expect at the conference👉

From our main panel to workshops, services from ***rbodycollective , professional development, and drag performances… who wouldn’t want to miss this FREE event?🤗

Like what you see? Register today at awfh.org/HEART2025. Catch you on June 21st!

05/16/2025

🎧Support AAPI Artists!!🙂‍↕️

🎶If you’re looking for new album recommendations, this post is for you! Swipe to learn more about the artists and the themes of each respective album🤗

05/14/2025

Organized by the HEART Conference is having a Community Closet!👕👚🧦

🌟Want to help donate? We are accepting clothing of all ages, gender affirming items, health/wellness products that are culturally inclusive, blankets, socks, accessories, laundry detergent, and more! Our priority list currently includes: youth clothing, plus-size clothing, make-up, gender affirming items (any), new/unused underwear, new/unused socks, sunscreen, and umbrellas (undamaged).

💫Here is how you can donate:

“We ask that anyone contact us via email (ops@helpbyamg.org) or text (617-202-8729) to arrange a drop-off or pick-up if applicable. For drop-offs, we will have donors meet us at our storage unit located at 44 Lochdale Rd, Roslindale, MA 02131.”

⭐️Please reach out if you have any questions! See you on June 21st! Register today at awfh.org/HEART2025

Address

P. O. Box 441780
Somerville, MA
02114

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 6pm
Tuesday	10am - 6pm
Wednesday	10am - 6pm
Thursday	10am - 6pm
Friday	10am - 6pm

Website

http://www.maphealth.org/, https://linktr.ee/mapforhealth

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In its 25th year of service—in addition to being a key resource for building HIV/AIDS awareness and delivering HIV prevention and education in the Asian community—MAP is focused on two critical issues: Focus 1. Youth development and safety of API youth, especially le***an, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning (LGBTQ) youth In the face of an often-hostile environment where harassment, bullying and isolation can lead to poor self-esteem, depression and even suicidality among API and/or LGBTQ youth, MAP mentors, encourages and supports the health and resilience of these youth. These are our sisters, brothers, sons, daughters, nieces, nephews, friends and neighbors—they are our future leaders and community members. Focus 2. The widespread epidemic of hepatitis B in the API community APIs account for half of the estimated 1.25 million U.S. cases of chronic hepatitis B, and half of the liver cancer-related deaths. Today, it is estimated that as many as 1 out of 10 APIs are chronically infected with HBV. This deadly community health disparity devastates whole families—but through our education and outreach leading to screening, vaccination and treatment—APIs need not become infected, go undiagnosed and without treatment or suffer in silence.