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Dr. Ali ABY Muhammed
Founder/Executive Director
Phone:
857-800-6078
Email:
Address:
139 Charles Street Suite 171
Boston, MA 02114
Date of Birth:
August 12th, 2006
A Bit About Me
Dr. Ali A.B.Y Muhammed is the Founder and Chairman of several Boston and Cambridge-based philanthropic organizations that work to address individuals' social and spiritual needs to make positive life decisions. He is the Founder and CEO of Making Our Environment Right Foundation (MOER), a secular non-profit organization established in 2006 to focus and address critical issues that affect the well-being of low-income communities.
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Dr. Muhammed has been awarded 12 proclamations from governors throughout the United States; four of the proclamations were awarded by Boston mayors for his work with the MOER Foundation. He is also the recipient of a citation from the Massachusetts House of Representatives for his initiative Sponsor A Mind which supported the Boston Public School with school supply donations. MOER Foundation partnered with the Boston Philharmonic to bring the arts to the local communities. The Boston Philharmonic has recognized the MOER Foundation during their season-opening concert for many years.
Work Experience
August 2006 - April 2012
July 2012 - May 2018
January 2012- June 2024
Dr Muhammed is a pioneer in what he would have been called, but he is known to many as a very modest and humble man who would sacrifice the world for the future of the children. He is the Founder and Executive Director of CHW Workforce Development, an organization seeking to empower community health workers through state legislation and community activism.
Dr Muhammed served as the first Black Community Health Worker for Brigham and Women's Hospital iCMP program in the emergency department. He was passionate about connecting individuals experiencing perpetual poverty, who are also high users of hospital and clinical services, with culturally sensitive community health workers to increase utilization of primary care and reduce unnecessary utilization of emergency services.
Dr. Muhammed is committed to progressive and philanthropic ideals to support low-income families and socially disadvantaged communities. He has dedicated over 27 years to developing entrepreneurial training initiatives, focusing on mental health awareness, substance & opiate abuse prevention, and childhood obesity prevention initiatives. He's published at the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NIH) for his obesity research.