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environment built on safe, healthy educated communities with an
on going decrease in the use of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs
by underage youth. Continued collaborative commitment and effort
to further these successes and encourage new ideas in partnership
with all San Diego Communities. |
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Advocates for Youth, or SAY San Diego, Inc,
is private non profit agency dedicated to supporting the positive
development of youth people, their families and communities.
SAY’s school and community based services include extended
day child care and after school programs for school age children;
delinquency, gang, violence, and substance abuse prevention;
and ohter youth and family support systems. For more information
on SAY prevention call, Dennis Berry at 619-283-9624. |
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| Beach
Pride Formed in 1991, the
vision of Beach Pride is for people everywhere
who appreciate and value the unique gifts
of the beach community to actively participate
together for positive change. Beach Pride
Aims to: Bring together everyone who cares
about the Beach Area. Energize the common
vision through embracing diversity. Actualize
the vision in a plan for positive change.
Create a cooperative force as we implement
our plan. Honor our accomplishment and success!
For more information, call Dannielle Lingle
at 619-272-5777. |
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| Center
for Community Soulutions, or CCS, is a social
change agency creating change and healthy communities with a
core emphasis on the treatment and prevention of sexual assault
and relationship violence. Programs and services included the
Rape Crisis Center, Legal Clinic, Project Safehouse and Next
Step Transitional Housing, Clinical Component, Community Education
and Outreach and Prevention Programs. |
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Linda Vista Health Care Center Multicultural
Health Care Promotion Program provides education and outreach
to adults and youth in linguistically and culturally diverse
neighborhoods. LVHCC focuses efforts in Linda Vista, Mid City
and adjacent communities. Outreach and health promotion programs
include family planning education, teen pregnancy prevention,
HIV/AIDS education and prevention and multicultural health promotion.
For more information, call Dawn Mamikunian at 858-279-0444.
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| Healthy
Start Military Family Cluster Is a collaborative
effort between the school, U.S. Navy, public and private agencies
to assist families in Murphy Canyon and Cabrillo Military Family
Housing. The mission of the Military Family Cluster is to provide
confidential, safe,coordinated servics that will lead to improved
academic outcomes for students and a better quality of life
for their families. For more information regarding these programs
or if you have any questions or comments, please call Racheal
Burnage at 619-556-3576. |
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Mira Mesa Collaborative is a community organization
that promotes strong and healthy lifestyles among families and
children within the Mira Mesa Community. The Collaborative fosters
awareness, leadership, friendship, partnership and service.
For More Information, please call Teresa at 619-531-8714. |
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North Clairmont Coalition is an organization
composed of schools, health care organizations, government agencies,
community based organizations, local businesses and the faith
community. It was formed in 1993 by community leaders who recognized
that there is a need in the North Clairmont area to unite, connect
and coordinate the resources of the community. If you have any
questions or comments about the North Clairemont Coalition,
please call Roy Vandergriff at 1-858-279-4770. |
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| Bayside
Community Center Serving Linda Vista and Neighboring
Communities. Vision To be "The" human services leader and community
social advocate for all individuals, families and groups within
our community. Mission Bayside Community Center uniquely serves
our community by providing essential resources and support to
individuals, families, and groups so that they may better themselves
and strengthen the community. Bayside emphasizes and promotes
positive growth through self-improvement, educational and health
related programs for individuals and families, especially those
who could not otherwise have access. Bayside is committed to
provide, develop and improve our resources, programs and services
for the multi-cultural community it serves. Programs Include:
Neighbor to Neighbor Time Exchange, Building Healthy Families
Project, Healthy Start Project, Senior ESL & Lunch, Sewing &
Citizenship Classes, Alcoholics Anonymous in Spanish Family
Support Services for Immigrants, Emergency Services. For More
information, please contact Grover Diemert, M.S at 1-858-278-0771
or email him at gdiemert@ix.netcom.com . |
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| Serra
Real Connections is a Healthy Start project
located on the campus of Serra High School. The program began
in 1998. Serra Real Connections has a youth development focus
and works with the school and the community to provide support
and resources to teens and their families. Some of the services
and activites offered are: Peer Tutoring Peer Mentoring Case
Management Friday Night Live Student Club Parent Support Information
and Referral Assistance in Obtaining Health Insurance Crisis
Intervention Girls and Guys Groups Youth Leadership and Training
Opportunities For more information, call 1-858-496-1781 and
ask for the Serra Healthy Start Program Coordinator. |
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| Union
of Pan Asian Communities (UPAC) The mission
of the Union of Pan Asian Communities (UPAC) is to improve the
general well being and education of Asian, Pacific Islanders
and other ethnic communites of San Diego County. UPAC works
to promote communication and understanding, establish health
promotion and disease preveniton services, promote equal opportunities
and greater self sufficiency, provide affordable housing, technical
assistance and supportive services, assess needs and develop
services for the Asian, Pacific Islander and other ethnic communities
of San Diego County. For more infomation, please call 619-232-6454. |
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| San
Diego Youth & Community Services Every child
deserves a chance. For more infomation, please call 225.9305 |
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