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The early years of a child’s life are crucial to their growth and development. That’s why Pacific Clinics developed the Family Supports Initiative (FSI) in
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Pacific Clinics hosted an open house to celebrate the launch of its newest and fifth Clubhouse in the city of Yucaipa. The event welcomed community
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Radio Indigena recently spoke with Recovery Specialist Cristian “Cris” Telles about Pacific Clinics’ TAY Tunnel in Oxnard and all the services they provide to youth ages 15-25.
Many dads are quietly battling stress, depression, and burnout—but few feel safe enough to speak up. It’s time we started listening.
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CBS News Bay Area recently accompanied the TRUST team on a ride-along to learn more about this important program and how it helps Santa Clara County residents during urgent mental health or substance use situations.
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Chief Financial Officer Jason Gurahoo speaks on a Salesforce webinar panel about how Pacific Clinics is using Salesforce technology to improve services and outcomes.
Pacific Clinics’ Head Start program spoke with Univision 34 to share the impact the program has on children and families across the Greater Los Angeles area.
Pacific Clinics Program Manager Elyse Malcolm was the guest on Santa Clara County Supervisor Susan Ellenberg’s podcast, where they discussed the TRUST program and its impact.