BCNC Portrait: Danny Do

BCNC Portrait: Danny Do

Born and raised in Dorchester, Danny Do was a participant at both the BCNC Acorn Center for Early Education and Care and Youth Program. He is currently completing his internal medicine residency at Cambridge Health Alliance and will continue his career as a primary care physician. His work focuses on providing care for and advocating on behalf of vulnerable populations, including those from low socioeconomic backgrounds, individuals with low health literacy, the homeless, and immigrant communities.

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BCNC Portrait: Fanny

BCNC Portrait: Fanny

Meet Fanny, a dedicated participant at BCNC with a remarkable journey. When Fanny first arrived in the U.S., English was entirely unfamiliar to her. Overcoming the daunting language barrier proved so challenging that she initially considered returning to China. Fanny eventually decided to return to the U.S. and came to BCNC for support. Let’s delve into her inspiring journey to America.

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Celebrating Yu Man Mui's 38 Years of Dedication

Celebrating Yu Man Mui's 38 Years of Dedication

BCNC Family Child Care staff, Yu Man Mui, has retired after 38 years of dedication and hard work to Asian immigrant families. She started at BCNC as a early education teacher at the BCNC Acorn Center for Early Education and Care in 1984. After 25 years as a teacher, she transitioned into the role of a home visitor for the BCNC Family Child Care program for the last 13 years.

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BCNC Portraits: Sonny Mei

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When Sonny was in 6th grade, his mother got him involved in BCNC’s Youth Center for the summer. There, Sonny found a supportive community and grew into an outstanding youth leader. During his time at the Youth Center, Sonny participated in community projects and prepared for getting into college. Read more here about Sonny’s aspirations to be a scientist and what he’s doing at Vertex this summer.