The Greater Framingham Community Church will be hosting a vaccine clinic and health screening on Sunday, September 24.
FRAMINGHAM - The Greater Framingham Community Church will be hosting a vaccine clinic and health screening on Sunday, September 24.
The church will be holding the event alongside the Latino Health Insurance Program, Inc. Flu and COVID-19 shots will be offered, alongside screenings for diabetes and high blood pressure. Medicaid sign-up assistance will also be provided on site.
The clinic will be take place at the church from noon to 2 p.m. For more details, call 508-626-2118.
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