#fb Family Service Agency of Burbank will benefit from the Haunted House at 907 N California Street in Burbank Family Service Agency of Burbank is a 501(C)3 organization that was established in 1953 to help strengthen our community’s families by providing low-cost-no-cost professional clinical and psycho-educational services to the families of Burbank and our neighboring […]
Read More Halloween Haunted House – Boo! Not Boo-Hoo!The Holiday Job Fair Wednesday October 27, 2010 9:00am-12:00pm Burbank GAIN Office 3307 N Glenoaks Blvd Burbank, CA 91504 Bring Resume’s and dress to impress.
Read More JOB FAIR for GAIN clientsOne day a year all the people and agencies that provide housing, food, clothing, shelter, flu shots, basic health care information and referrals to these services are all in one building and you are invited to meet and greet the people who work for every type of service available to you- in your area. That […]
Read More What is Project Homeless Connect ?Anacapa: The @PATHAchieve outreach and intake team at Pasadena Homeless Connect Day! http://plixi.com/p/51636159
Read More Advocacy in Actionspend my free time reading articles on Homelessness, Poverty, Urban Blight and Client Advocacy. It is my hobby – and I am not ashamed. I did feel a little bad whan Jackie was 11 years old and told me she had seen more crack pipes than anyone else she knew, and asked why I worked with […]
Read More Yes, I really do #fb@hardlynormal @wearevisible @urm @epath Is it really possible for advocates to have the best interest of the poor in mind when we go home to beds and they go to shelters and boxes?
Read More Are Advocates for the Poor Really Poverty Pimps?I found this article about the Federal recognition of Homeless Memorial Day and it annoyed me. As an Angry Republican, I see what he means on the service – but even a basic understanding of how a person can become and stay homeless without outside intervention would clue you in that the author is the […]
Read More Really? Can you HATE Homeless Memorial Day?@giveyoursole, @hardlynormal, @hanes Basic Wound care is simple. Keep it clean and dry and don’t touch it until it heals. Great. But what if you don’t have access to showers and toilets or bandages, or someone to help you clean and bandage the wound? What if you are homeless and forced to spend all day […]
Read More Wound Care for Homeless PatientsI have not heard how the people who would be the most prominent in our state would try to serve the most needy.
Read More CA Governor Race and the HomelessWhen I come to the office . As soon as I let her play with my phone: she calmed down.
Read More Im not the only one who cries
