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Dr. Kathleen Clanon of Alameda County Medical Center discusses the county's successful Low Income Health Program (LIHP), which is already providing coverage for thousands of low-income patients, and enrollment continues to grow. These individuals will be enrolled in Medi-Cal in January 2014, but now
Candy Rabago is a graduate (Cohort 4) of Clinic Leadership Institute (CLI), a signature project of Blue Shield of California Foundation. In this video, Candy and two executives from Eisner Pediatric & Family Center share how Candy's CLI experience helped her grow professionally to become a more
Candy Rabago is a graduate (Cohort 4) of Clinic Leadership Institute (CLI), a signature project of Blue Shield of California Foundation. In this video, Candy shares how CLI helped her gain confidence in her own abilities and strengthen her leadership skills.
Candy Rabago is a member of Cohort 4 of Clinic Leadership Institute (CLI), a signature project of Blue Shield of California Foundation. Candy is now a quarter of the way through the program and finding out what it takes to be an effective and passionate agent of change in the evolving healthcare
Located in East Palo Alto, Ravenswood Family Health Center provides healthcare for the underserved, uninsured, and most vulnerable low-income residents of southeastern San Mateo County.
Joelle Gomez, executive director of the Women’s Center Youth & Family Services in Stockton, discusses how the Strong Field Project is helping organizations build their capacity to create a stronger, more unified field of domestic violence service providers.
Women's Community Clinic in San Francisco shares their experience using social media tools to engage, recruit, retain and connect with patients.
Women’s Center – Youth & Family Services of San Joaquin County serves victims of domestic violence and sexual assault in addition to homeless and runaway youth through shelter and other services.
The Strong Field Project Statewide Institute provided an opportunity for SFP participants to actively share learning, strategies, and practices with each other at the Project's midpoint.
Chinatown Service Center’s Medical and Dental Services Division provides comprehensive and affordable health care to immigrants, refugees, and other communities of Southern California.
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Owned and operated by San Bernardino County, ARMC administers ArrowCare, a Low Income Health Program made possible by the Affordable Care Act.
Swords to Plowshares trains domestic violence advocates, police officers, and veterans' service providers across California about family violence in the veteran community.
During this all-day event, Foundation staff and community partners discussed the importance of cultural competency within domestic violence organizations.
Located in San Francisco, The Women’s Community Clinic provides affordable and accessible health care services to Bay Area women and girls.
Tri-Valley Haven's Shiloh Domestic Violence Shelter houses and supports women and children who are victims of domestic violence, providing emergency food, clothing, and personal items.
Nilda Valmores, executive director of My Sister's House in Sacramento, is a participant in the Strong Field Project's leadership development program.
The Strong Field Project is a four-year effort, started in 2010, aimed at building a strong, coordinated network of domestic violence service providers in California.
The California Partnership to End Domestic Violence is a key partner for the network-building aspect of the foundation's Strong Field Project.
Recent graduates share their experiences in Clinic Leadership Institute, a signature program of Blue Shield of California Foundation.