San Fernando Valley

Hamlin FCCS: San Fernando Valley Community Mental Health Center offers adult field capable clinical services to consumers who are at risk of hospitalization, institutional placement and/or jail. This center offers outreach and field based mental health services, case management, individual therapy, group counseling, medication support, and linkage to the workforce and/or educational goals. Upon first visit there is no visible language or symbols which specifically address mechanisms of oppression

The feeling that one gets about being a member of a community or part of a family is undistinguishable. This is what I feel with the Home Depot, I very rarely shop at another home improvement store, then there are the reviews I write and being a member of the seeds program, under the pen name goodreason. Recently I read an article in the Hill Country Observer titled “Hives of Controversy” by Tracy Frisch (http://www.hillcountryobserver.com/2015news/Sept2015bees1.htm). The article talks about colony

sector in Trinidad is very small comprising of four facilities which include: • St Augustine private hospital • Southern medical clinic • West shore private medical hospital • Adventist hospital These facilities are located either in Port of Spain, San Fernando and the West Mooring area, they are sufficient enough to treat most health problems but offer only a slightly better treatment than that of the public health care systems. Although the private sector is considered better than the public sector

portrays to his readers. The settings are described realistically; they affect Juan and Jesus in personal ways. The settings vary from a small village in Mexico to the Sierra Nevada in California. At first the story is set in Stockton in the San Joaquin Valley. Jesus, Juan's son, got his first job in a cannery called Flotill. Stockton is shown to be a working town where Juan had lived before. To Jesus, Stockton is his future and his hopes are large enough to shield him from the "skid

From Chinatown to Monterey Park, Asian Americans across the boundaries of Los Angeles are flourishing from bustling inner cities to middle class suburbia. The suburban life style was originally created by white Americans for white Americans however in today’s suburban cities and towns there seems to be a substantial group of Asians and Asian Americans thriving in these once predominately white areas(Li 1993, 318). The development of Asians and Asian Americans in the suburbs occurred through the following

Demographics and Overview of Cities The issue of homelessness has plagued the United States for many years, more today in populated urbanized cities. The San Gabriel Valley began with the Spanish conquest of the indigenous Tongva people, leading to the Mexican government finally secularizing and dividing the land to individuals. This further prompted large scale industrialization works such as railroads to be attempted, and the immense success of the railroads, along with the blossoming agricultural

Personal Statement I am seeking a dietetic internship at California State University Fresno, to continue my journey in dietetics. At first, obtaining a college education meant more than just assuring a better future but breaking the chain in a long line of poverty and illiteracy. As my mother was a single parent and immigrant to the United States with less than a first grade education, her desire to have a better life for me has always been present. Being a first generation Mexican-American

California’s Central Valley produces approximately 8% of the nation’s agricultural products. Four out of the five counties with the highest agricultural sales are located in this region. Fresno County takes the first place with 3.7 billion in annual sales. This region encompasses approximately 14% of the state of California. The Central Valley is about 450 miles long and 60 miles wide. For many years farmers have used their naked eye, while driving or walking through the fields, to scout out their

“For a minute, I thought that I was going to lose more of my family,” my grandmother, Vonnie Dynes, said. In the summer of 2013, my parents, brother, sister, 60-year-old grandparents, and I were set to go on vacation to San Francisco, California. We were going to see a San Francisco Giants baseball game and go to Alcatraz Island, a national park that used to hold some of the most dangerous criminals in the United States. After packing all of our luggage into our red, 2010 Nissan Armada, we were

A few years have passed since the kind Miss Joyce drove the Beechams to San Joaquin Valley. Much had changed. The brown and white cottage was bursting with life. The day starts just as dawn breaks. Rose-Ellen, Dick and Jimmie begin getting dressed for school. Rose-Ellen and Dick are in the 9th reader and Jimmie is in the second. After hard work and much patience he learned how to read. It turns out he has a knack for math and greatly enjoys it. Daddy and Grandpa get ready to work in the grapevines