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EatFresh
EatFresh is an online resource for CalFresh (SNAP, or food stamps) eligible individuals and families; though this website is a great resource for anyone who wants to improve their health. EatFresh’s goals are 1) to encourage cooking at home with fresh foods and minimally non perishables, 2) to show users that healthy change happens even though barriers exist, 3) to better understand the link between lifestyle/diet choices with the prevention of chronic diseases.
Through email: http://eatfresh.org/form/contact-us Visit Website
City Heights Farmer’s Market
A true multi-cultural urban farmers market in the heart of east San Diego City. Fresh fruits and vegetables, hot food vendors, arts and crafts, health programs, live entertainment, children’s activities and more (Saturdays 9am-1pm).
(760) 504-4363 Through email: christy@sdfarmbureau.org Visit Website View Map
Downtown El Cajon Farmer’s Market
The IRC in San Diego is hosting the certified Downtown El Cajon Farmers Market(DECFM) which takes a new approach to the enormous potential of a farmers market. The DECFM focuses on enlivening and building a community from the vendors, to the residents, to local businesses and even the entire city. (Open Thursdays from 3pm-7pm)
(619) 641-7510 Ext. 277 Visit Website
Foster Youth Initiative – SDSU Consensus
The Foster Youth Initiative helps foster youth attain college degrees and prepare to become successful adults. Students enroll in Social Work 120: Introduction to Social Work at SDSU and upon completion receive three college and three high school credits. Students are then assisted throughout their senior years in researching colleges, applying for scholarships and financial aid, and emancipating from the foster care system successfully.
(619) 594-3870 Visit Website View Map
Change a Life Foundation’s Scholarship
Change a Life Foundation’s Scholarship Program is designed to bridge the financial gap for college-bound students. Scholarships assist economically disadvantaged students who excel academically to attend the university or college of their choice. Scholarships are awarded up to $5,000 for unmet university expenses in the areas of tuition, housing, meal plan, books, and health insurance.
(949) 788-9999 Visit Website
Chaldean-Middle Eastern Social Services
The CMSS Community Clinic ensures that primary health services are available and accessible during all life cycles, regardless of ability to pay, by utilizing a sliding fee scale and providing culturally and linguistically appropriate services, enabling services, outreach activities, eligibility assistance, and health education
619-631-7400 Visit Website View Map
Children and Adults with Attention Deficit Disorder (CHADD)
Children and Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (CHADD) improve the lives of people who affected by ADHD through education, advocacy, and support. CHADD is in the forefront in creating and implementing programs and services in response to the needs of adults and families affected by ADHD.
760-736-1111 Visit Website
Mental Health Counseling – San Diego Rescue Mission
Psychotherapy Center provides free, quality counseling to individuals, families, children and couples who are homeless, at risk of homelessness or unable to afford therapy.
619-819-1845 Visit Website View Map
San Diego Center for the Blind
San Diego Center for the Blind (SDCB) provides the first step toward adjustment to vision loss through its comprehensive and specialized rehabilitation program. These services greatly impact the vision impaired individuals’ response to his or her disability and their ultimate return to an independent lifestyle in their community. Accurate and timely rehabilitation efforts will facilitate the individual’s adjustment to their vision loss.
619-583-1542 Visit Website View Map
Survivors of Suicide
Survivors of Suicide Loss (SOSL) reaches out to and supports people who have lost a loved one to suicide. Their goal is to give survivors a place where they can be comfortable expressing themselves, a place to find support, comfort, resources and hope in a judgement-free environment.
619-482-0297 Visit Website
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