Boston Living Center
Founded in 1989 during the height of the AIDS epidemic, the Boston Living Center (BLC) has long been a place of connection and nourishment. Today, the BLC is a vibrant community and resource center serving people living with HIV and individuals facing chronic health conditions, housing or food insecurity, and social isolation.
Through shared meals, peer support, wellness programming, and trusted connections to care, the BLC provides a welcoming, non-medical space where people can build community, restore stability, and improve their overall health and well-being. What began as a response to a crisis has grown into a model of community-centered care.