where he retired in 2007 as associate vice president.

have found success by being present to listen twice a week and by speaking with residents in their native languages — the duo is fluent in Mandarin.or loneliness — that is all part of our overall mental health and well-being.

and similar programs are expected to be announced for other communities throughout Los Angeles County.the program has referred more than 160 people for an intake appointment with LACDMH services.Programs like this are the types of culturally sensitive approaches we can provide.

MONTEREY PARK —The Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health (LACDMH) celebrated the first anniversary of its Tea Time program in Monterey Park on Feb.We are so grateful that Tea Time has been a welcome and popular addition to the community who has wholeheartedly embraced this program.

The program was created in response to the tragic Lunar New Year mass shooting in Monterey Park on Jan.

recognizing the needs of the diverse residents and communities we serve.student in history at UC Santa Cruz specializing in the history of Japanese American incarceration.

Vogel entrusted Gould with her students art.she married Joe Gould and settled in Rohwer.

——————–Jonathan van Harmelen is currently a Ph.such as working on a campaign to award retirement credits to Nisei federal civil service retirees for their time spent in camp.