Wesley Health Centers Norwalk Grand Opening
Join Us July 1, 2015 | 9:00 AM
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WESLEY HEALTH CENTERS NORWALK | 12360 Firestone Blvd., Norwalk. (562)867-7999 |
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WESLEY HEALTH CENTERS NORWALK | 12360 Firestone Blvd., Norwalk. (562)867-7999 |
The Wesley Health Centers is proud to offer a series of educational events on access to affordable health care. Currently, our Lynwood Health Care Center will be able to serve you. Attached are event flyers with a list of upcoming event dates and times. We will be providing confidential and no-cost information on Covered California, Medi-Cal and My Health LA.
You can RSVP for any of the locations by calling our toll free number 1-855-222-4239 Monday through Friday 8:00 AM to
8:00 PM and Saturday from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
The following information will be required on the day of the event to complete your enrollment application:
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For directions or general information, please call JWCH Institute at 1-310-223-1035.
When they’re not in rehearsal, some of the Colburn Wesley Project singers live on the streets of Los Angeles. The unlikely choir will be performing through this holiday season.
On Christmas Eve, 2014, the Wesley Colburn Singers were featured in this NPR interview.
This implementation guide, as part of the LODi Project, is designed to assist individuals and organizations in expanding services to meet the needs of women of color living with HIV. It is meant to inform the development of new programs, but also to assist organizations in improving existing efforts. Target audiences include all Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program grantees and other service providers, whether they are AIDS service organizations, community-based organizations, health departments, or clinical settings such as physician practices, hospitals, or health clinics.
The goal of this implementation guide is to provide practical advice and tools. The hope is that readers will feel empowered to embark on new programs or expand existing ones. The guide is part of the Integrating HIV Innovative Practices (IHIP) project that promotes dissemination and replication of successful SPNS initiatives. More information about IHIP materials — which include training manuals, curricula, implementation guides, related webinars, monographs, and pocket guides — can be found on the IHIP landing page on the TARGET Center website at www.careacttarget.org/ihip. The main sections of this guide summarize activities conducted by WOC Initiative grantee sites, provide practical planning and implementation steps to follow, and capture common lessons learned from across grantee sites.
Please review by clicking on the WOC link and you will see the contributions of JWCH throughout the manual.
Composed of artists and performers from the Skid Row neighborhood in Downtown Los Angeles, this project was jointly birthed by The Colburn School and Wesley Health Centers (JWCH Institute) to bring music, health & well-being, and community to one of the largest homeless neighborhood in the United States. The therapeutic benefits (physiological, mental, and social) of music and singing is well documented…the Wesley Colburn Singers serves as a “bridge” to the Wesley’s health and wellness services for our homeless.
Calling on gay and bi (male) photographers and artists who are 18-24 and live in the Los Angeles area. Please send Samuel Gonzalez a 100 word bio and a 250 word essay explaining why you would like to be part of our art show and mentorship program. Applications are due no later than Friday, May 30, 2014.
The mentorship program includes 2 weekend workshops that will be coordinated by local professional artists.
Hurry! Spots are limited. Only 10 youth artists will be showcased alongside 10 professional artists.
Today, the White House will spend the day talking about the important role of health centers in the Affordable Care Act. In particular, the White House will showcase the critical work of health centers in providing education and enrollment and in ensuring all Americans have access to quality health care across the nation. Help us spread the word today on social media by tweeting and posting about the incredible work happening at your health center to ensure everyone in your community has access to quality care. Use hashtags #FQHC and #GetCovered in all your tweets and posts to make sure you are linked to this blitz. Also, keep your eyes open for tweets and posts from several US Senators and the Obama Administration about the important role of health centers. It’s sure to be an exciting day in the news for health centers, don’t miss your opportunity to showcase the good work happening at your health center – start posting now! #FQHC #GetCovered
JWCH thanks Christopher Street West Association, Inc. (CSW) for their generous donation of 40 LA Pride Tickets on behalf of our clients.
The 2013 LA PRIDE Celebration, held in beautiful West Hollywood Park, is the largest gathering of the LGBT community in Southern California. Live entertainment on multiple stages was enjoyed, along with headline performances, all new dance venues, numerous exhibitors, food and drink vendors and thousands of members of our vibrant and active community! Thank you for this great celebration!
We had a fine time at this year’s Hand and Heart Gala, which was held on Tuesday, October 16, 2012. For those who couldn’t join us this year, we have some photos to share with you.
And, we hope to see you next year!
Click here for slide show.
Hand and Heart Gala 2012 Honored: Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky • Social Security Administration/B.E.S.T. Program,
Ms. Elizabeth (Libby) Boyce, Homeless Coordinator – Los Angeles County Chief Executive Office
Dr. Dennis Bleakley, M.D.
Heart of Gold Sponsor
Kaiser Foundation HospitalsSilver Heart Sponsor
The Terasaki Family FoundationBronze Heart Sponsor
Quest Diagnostics
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