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arrFiles=new Array();arrFiles[0]=new Array(1,"","17 Feb 2011","El Proyecto del Barrio - bringing the spirit of Esperanza to underserved communities","health,medical,employment training,substance abuse,mental health,at risk youth,esperanza,latino advocacy","For more than three decades the Spirit of Esperanza has helped bring hope to people in the communities we serve.","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol -- WorkSource Video Child Development Winnetka Clinic EL PROYECTO NEWS UPDATE El Proyecto Announces 40th Anniversary Gala: The El Proyecto del Barrio Foundation will hold a 40th Anniversary Gala on Thursday, September 15, 2011 at the Sheraton Universal Hotel in Universal City. Please Save the Date to join us as we celebrate four decades of service to the San Fernando and San Gabriel Valleys. We look forward to seeing you there on Thursday, September 15th! For more information, please see save the date card and sponsorship package . Appropriations Award from Congressman Sherman: El Proyecto was awarded 330,000 in appropriations from Congressman Brad Sherman to be used for equipment and furnishing for third-floor renovations at the Mark S. Taper Center for a Healthy Community in Winnetka, Califonia. El Proyecto Patient Testimonial: The reason why I like El Proyecto del Barrio is because they provide excellent services and care for all their patients. Making the patient feel comfortable, is their main priority. One of their services that I like the best is the prenatal care. They provide wonderful information and advice about how you should take care of both you and your baby. It made me feel comfortable and secure about my pregnancy. Their staff is the best. They are very nice and friendly, and are there to answer any questions you may have. - Roanda Rojas HOME | MISSION | PRIVACY | MAP | ABOUT US | ESPA&NtildeOL -- &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",6);arrFiles[1]=new Array(2,"emp_FactSheet.aspx","1 Jan 2001","emp_FactSheet.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Fact Sheet Career Seeker Services Career Coaching Business Services Location & Center Hours Partners Contact Us Employment Services WorkSource and Career Center Fact Sheet El Proyecto \'s WorkSource California (One Stop) Job Resource and Career Service Center is located in the San Fernando Valley and is managed by El Proyecto del Barrio Inc. The Center’s Workforce Mission: “Provide a system of comprehensive integrated resources that promote human welfare and community economic development. El Proyecto’s Workforce Division services over 5,000 individual customers, and provides intensive job placement assistance and re-training to more than 400 career seekers, and business staffing assistance to more than 150 businesses annually. El Proyecto WorkSource is one of 18 Certified City of Los Angeles WIB-CDD/WDD agencies and recipient of the California Award for Performance Excellence (CAPE) Prospector Award. Overview of Workforce Serviced - 18 and Older Job/Career Seekers: Public access to Job Resource Services Labor Market Information, job and electronic job posting Job seeker use of computers, phones, related job search equipment Job seeker outreach, marketing, orientation regarding WIA eligibility and services available through One-Stop System Conduct Job Readiness activities: skill assessment, skill development, GED HS diploma, vocational and certified training. Provide Career Management assistance: Employment plan, career coaching, supportive services, job search and placement assistance and job retention follow-up Assistance for Businesses & Employers: Develop target occupational recruitment Pre-screen applicants Establish pre-screened skill match candidate pool Provide businesses with staffing, HR assistance services Provide eligible employers with subsidized work experience or On-the-Job Training qualified candidates/hires. Develop Occupational Sector Training Models and Projects Establish Pre-qualified candidate pool for target high growth occupational sectors Provide business that are closing local company with transitional assistance to laid off workforce at no cost to employer - Rapid Response support Provide placed employees with Job Retention Assistance Job Resource Self Directed Environment El Proyecto \'s WorkSource Center provides job-seeking customers with NO-COST self-directed and staff assisted services. Self-directed services include: Customer driven so you can tailor your job search to your individual needs Computers with internet access, copiers and fax machines Hot jobs board and job clubs Labor market information Library resources Telephone services Unemployment insurance information Social, health and other service referrals so you can resolve challenges that may deter you from finding or keeping a job At El Proyecto \'s WorkSource Center, career seekers will also find services that meet the needs of certain populations. For example: Workers with Disabilities will find access to adaptive resources. Dislocated workers will find services for workers displaced due to downsizing or other workplace events. Older workers , who are over 55 years young, will find services for entering or re-entering the workforce. Veterans will find services tailored to meet their specific employment needs. Page updated: January 1, 2011 Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",8);arrFiles[2]=new Array(3,"hms_FactSheet.aspx","1 Jan 2001","hms_FactSheet.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Fact Sheet East San Fernando Valley Health Care Clinic - Arleta San Gabrial Valley Health Care Clinic - Azusa West San Fernando Valley Health Care Clinic - Winnetka HIV/AIDS Services Immunization Services Contact Us Health & Medical Services Fact Sheet El Proyecto del Barrio \'s Family Health Care Clinics total more than 70,000 annual patient contacts. The clinics are operated in the San Fernando Valley, San Gabriel Valley, and East Los Angeles. Additional services are provided at three school-based clinics in partnership with the Los Angeles Unified School District and by a mobile medical services clinic that provides services throughout Los Angeles County. El Proyecto \'s IPA, with 12 state-sponsored and commercial contracts, provides care to 9,000 members through its network of 100 contracted providers and hospitals. We provide free on-site mammograms to thousands of women through our Guadalupe Ramirez Breast Cancer Prevention and Treatment Program. El Proyecto del Barrio delivers more immunizations than any other private provider in Los Angeles County. These immunization services have been repeatedly recognized for excellence by the Los Angeles County Department of Health Services. In keeping with our mission, all medical treatment is provided to whomever is in need regardless of their ability to pay for services rendered. Health and medical services are provided at the following locations: Family Health Care Clinic-East San Fernando Valley: Provides services to the growing underserved population in the East San Fernando Valley. The Center, located in Arleta, has proved a vital health link for the community, with consistent growth in the number of medical visits completed at the Family Health Clinic. Last year, the clinic totaled 32,000 medical visits, with a total patient population of nearly 11,000 persons. The vast majority of these patients had no other health care options in the local community with 90 percent of the families living below 200% of the federal poverty level. The Family Health Care Clinic-Arleta provides a number of accessible and affordable health care services for the community, including Family Practice Medical Services, Obstetrics and Gynecology Services, Pediatric Medicine, HIV Testing and Treatment, CPSP Program, Family Planning Counseling, Mammography and other X-Ray services, Laboratory, Immunization Services and the El Proyecto del Barrio Mobile Clinic. S. Mark Taper Foundation Center for a Healthy	Community & Family Care Clinic-West San Fernando Valley: El Proyecto del Barrio \'s S. Mark Taper Foundation Center for a Healthy Community, provides health services to the growing underserved population in the West San Fernando Valley through its Family Health Care Clinic-West San Fernando Valley. The Center, located in Winnetka, has proved a vital health link for the community, with an average growth of nearly 20 percent per year in the number of medical visits completed at the Family Health Clinic. Last year, the clinic totaled 33,000 medical visits, with a total patient population of over 10,000 persons. The vast majority of these patients had no other health care options in the local community, with 90 percent of the families living below 200% of the federal poverty level. The S. Mark Taper Center for a Healthy Community provides a number of accessible and affordable health care services for the community through its Family Health Care Clinic, including Family Practice Medical Services, Obstetrics and Gynecology Services, Pediatric Medicine, HIV Testing and Treatment, CPSP Program, Family Planning Counseling, Laboratory and Immunization Services. Family Health Care Clinic-San Gabriel Valley: El Proyecto del Barrio \'s Family Health Center-San Gabriel Valley has been a fixture in the community since 1918. The health center, located in Azusa, was founded by community leader and philanthropist Kate Slauson Vosburg in 1918. It was operated by the Los Angeles County Department of Health Services from 1931 through 2002, when it was one of 11 county health clinics that were closed because of the County \'s fiscal crisis. It was reopened by the City of Azusa in collaboration with El Proyecto del Barrio in 2004. Today, the clinic is treating more than 250 patients per month. The Health Center completed more than 3,000 patient encounters in 2009. The vast majority of these patients had no other health care options in the local community. The Azusa Health Center provides a number of accessible and affordable health care services for the community, including Adult Medicine, Pediatric Medicine, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Immunization, Family Planning, Health Education, Laboratory and HIV Testing. HIV Program-Arleta: El Proyecto del Barrio \'s HIV Program in Arleta provides services to the burgeoning HIV population in the East San Fernando Valley. The program has more than 150 adult clients, of which 80 percent are men. Last year, the program totaled 1,500 medical encounters, completed 1,600 counseling and testing visits, and had 1,332 case management visits. The vast majority of these clients had no other health care options in the local community, with the vast majority of the individuals living below 200% of the federal poverty level. The HIV Program-Arleta provides Medical Outpatient Services, HIV Testing and Counseling, Case Management, Health Education & Risk Management and Nutritional Services. Mental Health Services are provided by a Psychologist, Psychiatrist and Clinical Social Worker Substance Abuse Services/Mental Health: This outpatient program provides counseling and referrals to clients with substance abuse and mental health problems. El Proyecto \'s Substance Abuse Program provides services for women who are pregnant, postpartum or parenting. The program is staffed by bilingual and drug-certified counselors who assist clients in areas including domestic violence/sexual abuse, self-esteem, peer support, life skills, health education, drug education, and parenting. The Proposition 36 Program provides services to first or second time non-violent drug offenders, who receive treatment rather than incarceration. General Relief recipients with substance abuse issues are also treated in the program. Back to top Page updated: January 1, 2011	Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",12);arrFiles[3]=new Array(4,"you_Overview.aspx","1 Jan 2001","you_Overview.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Overview Fact Sheet Employment Attainment Services Partners Family Development Network Contact Us OneSource Youth Program (Ages 14-21) Overview The Youth Opportunities Program provides services throughout the San Fernando Valley. The program offers at-risk youth ages 14 to 21 a single point of contact for accessing age-specific and developmental services that provide educational, occupational and life skills attainment. The program provides classroom-based learning, tutoring and study skills instruction as well as employment attainment services - all of which prepare high-risk youth with the skills they need to be successful in the workforce. It is the only program to have achieved a four-star rating (the highest possible) from the City of Los Angeles. Mission & Vision OneSource Youth Center Mission Statement: To provide high quality services in the areas of education, training and skill development leading to employment in a chosen career path for youth living in underserved communities. OneSource Vision: El Proyecto del Barrio will be an internationally recognized model for community-based delivery of health and human services. Orientation: To provide the youth customer with a clear understanding of the programs goals and objectives. Referral Services: Youth will be provided with information on the full array of applicable or appropriate services available through the WIA or other service provider. Classroom-based Learning: Basic Skills Basic Reading Computer Training Basic Math Financial Literacy Job Specific Skills Work Readiness GED Preparation Labor Market Information Customer Service Classroom training will be provided by the OneSource collaborators	include Community Colleges and occupational training provider. Alternative Secondary School Services: Access to secondary school service for youth: lacking a high school diploma and referrals. Tutoring and Study Skills: Instruction leading to the completion of secondary school, including dropout prevention strategies, and GED preparation instruction designed to achieve a passing score of 5. Preparation for Post-Secondary (After High School) Education: Visits to post-secondary institutions and workshops on college applications and financial support. Computer Literacy Skills: Financial/Computer literacy training to all youth customers who are assessed as being in need of such services. Back to top Page updated: January 1, 2011	Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",7);arrFiles[4]=new Array(5,"sub_FactSheet.aspx","1 Jan 2001","sub_FactSheet.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Fact Sheets Perinatal Service Center Counseling Services Psychological Services Mental Health Services Child Care Services Transportation Services Referral Services Medical Services Testing Services Abuse Reporting Services Program Fees Hours of Operation Contact Us Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Fact Sheet This outpatient perinatal program provides counseling and referrals to clients with substance abuse and mental health problems. El Proyecto \'s Substance Abuse Program provides services for women who are pregnant, postpartum or parenting. The program is staffed by bilingual and drug-certified counselors who assist clients in areas including domestic violence/sexual abuse, self-esteem, peer support, life skills, health education, drug education, and parenting. The Proposition 36 Program provides services to first or second time non-violent drug offenders, who receive treatment rather than incarceration. General Relief recipients with substance abuse issues are also treated in the program. The program includes: Counseling Services The counseling program includes both individual and group counseling sessions. Individual counseling sessions are to be provided based on treatment plan, developed by both case manager and client. Education groups include Parenting, Health Education, Life Skills, Relapse Prevention, Domestic Violence and Peer Support. Psychological Services Psychological screening and assessment are conducted by a licensed therapist, which will result in the development of a psychological history. The participant \'s individual strengths and weaknesses will be identified, as will chemical dependency, psychiatric and neuropsychological issues. Mental Health Services We provide individual, couples, family and group therapy for all age groups. Treatment is based on the individual \'s unique situation, with attention paid to his or her physical, emotional and cognitive functioning. Child Care Services Child care is provided to participants in order to facilitate the barrier of not having someone to care for their children while they are in treatment. Transportation Services Vans are available to provide transportation to program clients and their children. Bus tokens are available for the participants that are not on the priority list. Referral Services El Proyecto del Barrio provides internal referrals to health services, employment and training, HIV/AIDS educational counseling, vocational and employment training, legal aid and community resources in order to meet the participant \'s needs. Medical Services All participants will receive a medical needs assessment and will be referred to El Proyecto del Barrio \'s Family Health Care Clinics for comprehensive medical care within the first thirty (30) days of enrollment. Urinalysis Testing Services All participants must agree to submit to random urinalysis testing for the duration of their treatment. Child, Elder and Incapacitated Abuse Reporting The program is required to report suspected child, elder and incapacitated abuse and neglect. Suspected abuse is reported with or, to the appropriate agency, or agencies, without the participant \'s consent to comply with the Alcohol and Drug Program Administration policy requirement. Back to top Page updated: January 1, 2011	Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",8);arrFiles[5]=new Array(6,"chi_Overview.aspx","1 Jan 2001","chi_Overview.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Overview Creative Curriculum Contact Us Child Development Services LLC Overview El Proyecto Child Development Center is licensed to serve 150 preschool	children aged 3.9 through 4 years. The Child Development	Program, which opened in 2008, is a Los Angeles Universal	Preschool which is funded by First 5 LA. El Proyecto Child Development's philosophy is to	nurture and inspire children's individual growth and	creativity. We recognize that every child is unique	with his/her own individual time frame for growth and	development. We take into account each child's level	of development, age, uniqueness, culture and language.	Child's work is play. The Creative Curriculum promotes learning and cognitive development through play and activities that promote language, literacy, critical thinking, and sensory and gross motor development. Learning is further supported through: Bilingual (English/Spanish) instruction Nutritious snacks Staff credentialed by the California Department of Education * Our high-quality child development services are low or no-cost . Address: 9140 Van Nuys Blvd., Suite 109	Panorama City, CA 91402 Phone: (818) 891-8534 for an appointment to enroll. Office hours for enrollment are: 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Classroom Preschool Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. or 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Page updated: January 1, 2011	Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",5);arrFiles[6]=new Array(7,"abo_MissionVision.aspx","1 Jan 2001","abo_MissionVision.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Mission and Vision History Corporate Fact Sheet Program Sites Board Of Directors News Contact Us About Us Mission & Vision Mission: El Proyecto del Barrio provides Health and Human Services in communities with underserved populations. Vision: El Proyecto del Barrio will be an internationally recognized model for community-based delivery of Health and Human Services. Page updated: January 1, 2011 Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",4);arrFiles[7]=new Array(8,"pho_Navidad.aspx","1 Jan 2001","pho_Navidad.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Navidad En El Barrio Navidad En El Barrio (page 2) New Medical/Dental Wing at Winnetka Contact Us Photo Gallery Navidad en el Barrio December 15, 2007 - Read about it. Click here for more photos of Navidad En El Barrio Page updated: January 1, 2011	Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",4);arrFiles[8]=new Array(9,"emp_CareerSeeker.aspx","1 Jan 2001","emp_CareerSeeker.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Fact Sheet Career Seeker Services Career Coaching Business Services Location & Center Hours Partners Contact Us Employment Services WorkSource and Career Seeker Services El Proyecto \'s WorkSource Center provides job-seeking customers with NO-COST self-directed and staff assisted services. Self-directed services include: Customer driven so you can tailor your job search to your individual needs: Computers with internet access, copiers and fax machines Hot jobs board and job clubs Labor market information Library resources Telephone services Unemployment insurance information Social, health and other service referrals so you can resolve problems that may affect you finding or keeping a job. At El Proyecto \'s WorkSource Center, career seekers will also	find services that meet the needs of certain populations. For example: Workers with Disabilities will find access to adaptive resources. Dislocated workers will find services for workers displaced due to downsizing or other workplace events. Older workers , who are over 55 years young, will find services for entering or re-entering the workforce. Veterans will find services tailored to meet their specific employment needs. Page updated: January 1, 2011 Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",5);arrFiles[9]=new Array(10,"emp_CareerCoaching.aspx","1 Jan 2001","emp_CareerCoaching.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Fact Sheet Career Seeker Services Career Coaching Business Services Location & Center Hours Partners Contact Us Employment Services WorkSource and Career Coaching Staff-assisted services include: Career Coaching services so you can continue to develop your skills.* Assessment services so you can identify jobs that best suit your skills	and interests.* Placement services so you can find the right job in the shortest	possible time.* Training and educational services so you can develop skills employers	need most.* Retention services so you can stay employed.* Job Readiness Workshop * Job seeking customers must qualify for these enhanced services. Page updated: January 1, 2011	Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",4);arrFiles[10]=new Array(11,"Event/40thAnnivSTD2011.pdf","17 Feb 2011","EPDB 40th STD web.indd","","","S A V E T H E D A T E · T H U R S D A Y, S E P T E M B E R 1 5 , 2 0 1 1  Celebrating 40 Years of HOPE  El Proyecto del Barrio Foundation will hold a Gala 40th Anniversary Celebration Dinner on Thursday, September 15, 2011 at the Sheraton Universal Hotel in Universal City. Please Save the Date to join us as we celebrate four decades of service to the San Fernando and San Gabriel Valleys. We look forward to seeing you there on Thursday, September 15th!  HOPE · COMMITMENT · EXCELLENCE  8902 Woodman Avenue · Arleta, CA 91331  El Proyecto del Barrio Foundation  S P E R A N Z A    ",66);arrFiles[11]=new Array(12,"emp_BusinessServices.aspx","1 Jan 2001","emp_BusinessServices.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Fact Sheet Career Seeker Services Career Coaching Business Services Location & Center Hours Partners Contact Us Employment Services Business Services El Proyecto \'s WorkSource Career Center and Business Center recognizes that businesses experience challenges in finding qualified, available workers. We assist in making successful matches between businesses that need workers and workers who seek employment. The Center provides one-on one staffing and Human Resource Assistance and referral resources for business and economic development services. The Center serves as a local workforce delivery system partner through its coordination with WorkSource System, Center partners, Employers, Local Workforce Investment Boards, Economic Development Centers and LA City Business and Community Development Departments. El Proyecto \'s WorkSource Center is prepared to offer business customers the following convenient, NO COST services: Business Resources: Internet Access Fax Machines Telephone Services Labor Market Information Business development partner referrals and services Recruitment and Placement Services: Marketing and Job Advertisement Job Listing Job Specification Development Recruitment and Interviewing Facilities Labor Market Information Employee Training: Customized Training Training Courses and Other Program Information On-the-Job Training Services Rapid Response Pre-Layoff Orientation Logistics Goods Movement Occupation Sector Training Partnership Business, Labor, WorkSource Teamsters Joint Council 42, Training Academy, El Proyecto del Barrio-WorkSource, Pacific Asian Employment-Westlake WorkSource Photo: Bio Tech Graduation Business Development Workshops & Assistance: Information provided and services by the Los Angeles City and Los Angeles	County Business Development Teams, VEDC/SBDA, Valley College, and SBA. Retention Assistance: Short-term financial assistance to newly hired workers for	transportation, minor medical care, necessary uniforms, and/or work tools. Workers enrollment in education and training courses including those to	improve English proficiency or other work-based basic skills. Referral of employers and workers to a full range of social, health	and other services. Tax Credit Information: Work Opportunity Tax Credit Program offered by the State of	California Employment Development Department. Back to top Page updated: January 1, 2011	Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",7);arrFiles[12]=new Array(13,"emp_Location.aspx","1 Jan 2001","emp_Location.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Fact Sheet Career Seeker Services Career Coaching Business Services Location & Center Hours Partners Contact Us Employment Services WorkSource Center Location and Hours Location: 9024 Laurel Canyon Boulevard	Sun Valley, California 91342	Telephone: (818) 504-0334	TTY: (818) 504-1974 Fax: (818) 504-2625 Center Hours: Monday - Friday (8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.) Monday & Wednesday evenings (by appointment) Saturdays - Special Events Orientation Workshops: Mondays and Thursdays (Spanish 9:00 am / English 10:00 am) Back to top Page updated: January 1, 2011	Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",4);arrFiles[13]=new Array(14,"emp_Partners.aspx","1 Jan 2001","emp_Partners.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Fact Sheet Career Seeker Services Career Coaching Business Services Location & Center Hours Partners Contact Us Employment Services Workforce System Partners El Proyecto del Barrio Inc., managing agency City of Los Angeles CDD/Workforce Development System Businesses & Employers Los Angeles County South Bay WIB Employment Development Department (EDD) Department of Aging SER Jobs for Progress Title V Community Colleges Valley Economic Development & Women’s Business Center Youth Opportunities Program-1Source Job Corps Family Source Centers Southern California Workforce Partnership Association (SCWP) Title V, Dept. of Aging, SER Jobs for Progress Title V provides and promotes useful part-time employment/trainingopportunities in subsidized community service agencies for older workerswho have limited employment prospects and assists with the transition ofindividuals to private and non-profit job placements in the community.The program provides a variety of supportive services to the individualsuch as personal and job-related counseling, job training, and job referral. Individuals who participate in the program must be residents ofCalifornia, be at least 55 years of age, and have an income that does notexceed 125 percent of the poverty level. Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) Adult School Courses, GED and Vocational Training Classes Community Colleges Customized Courses and Training in myriad of occupational sectors,Work place English, and AA degrees State of California Department of Rehabilitation Vocational Rehabilitation services are designed to get Californianswith disabilities prepared for employment and can include training,transportation and job placement. State of California Employment Development Department (EDD) Unemployment Insurance Information and Services, Dislocated WorkerOrientation and Assistance, Trade Adjustment Act Program Services,Cal Jobs Postings and Job Search Engine. Valley Economic Development Centers The Valley Economic Development Center, Inc. (VEDC), basedin the San Fernando Valley serving the San Fernando Valley,greater Los Angeles Region, and Ventura, a non-profit corporationwhich offers training, consulting, technical assistance andfinancing to small and medium-sized businesses. Has a CommunityCredit Union, VEDC has over 26 years experience and a superbtrack record of providing business services throughout LosAngeles and Ventura Counties. Youth Opportunities Program Youth Opportunities Program for teens ages 14 to 21 isto provide our youth with opportunities to acquire educational,occupational and life skills that will transition them intoadulthood and into employment in the career path of their choosing. Page updated: December 14, 2010	Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",6);arrFiles[14]=new Array(15,"emp_ContactUs.aspx","1 Jan 2001","emp_ContactUs.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Fact Sheet Career Seeker Services Career Coaching Business Services Location & Center Hours Partners Contact Us Contact Us We \'d love to hear from you. Contact us by e-mail, phone, fax or mail. Address: El Proyecto del Barrio 8902 Woodman Avenue Arleta, CA 91331 E-Mail: ContactUs@elproyecto.us Telephone: (818) 830-7133 Fax: (818) 830-7280 Page updated: January 1, 2011	Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",4);arrFiles[15]=new Array(16,"hms_ArletaHealthCareClinic.aspx","1 Jan 2001","hms_ArletaHealthCareClinic.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Fact Sheet East San Fernando Valley Health Care Clinic - Arleta San Gabrial Valley Health Care Clinic - Azusa West San Fernando Valley Health Care Clinic - Winnetka HIV/AIDS Services Immunization Services Contact Us Health & Medical Services East San Fernando Valley Health Care Clinic Arleta El Proyecto del Barrio \'s Family Health Care Clinic in Arleta provides services to the growing underserved population in the East San Fernando Valley. The Center has proved a vital health link for the community, with consistent growth in the number of medical visits completed at the Family Health Clinic. Last year, the clinic totaled 32,000 medical visits, with a total patient population of nearly 11,000 persons. The vast majority of these patients had no other health care options in the local community with 90 percent of the families living below 200% of the federal poverty level. Services The Family Health Care Clinic-Arleta provides a number of accessible and affordable health care services for the community through its Family Health Care Clinics, including: Family Practice Medical Services (Servicios Medicos Medicina Familiar) Obstetrics and Gynecology Services (Obstetricia y Ginecologia Servicios) Pediatric Medicine (Medicina Pediatrica) HIV Testing, Counseling and Treatment (Consejeria y tratyamiensts y Examaenes Gratis VIH) Comprehensive Prenatal Service Program (Consejeria de planificacion familiar) Family Planning Counseling Programa (Comprehensivos de Servicios Prenatales) X-Ray (Rayos-X) Ultrasounds (Ultrasonidos) Mammography (Mamografia) Labs (Laboratoios) Immunization (Vacunas) Since inception in 1971, El Proyecto has earned a reputation for excellence and providing Esperanza (hope) to the community. For four decades El Proyecto has strived to expand and enhance the services provided to the community. Today the organization operates Family Health Care Clinics in the greater San Fernando Valley and the San Gabriel Valley and serves an area covering more than 400 square miles. These clinics provide more than 70,000 annual medical encounters. Location El Proyecto del Barrio Health Care Clinic in Arleta 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Telephone: (818) 380-7133 / Fax: (818) 891-0953 Programs Child Health and Disability Prevention Program (CHDP) Coverage Initiative Healthy Way LA: Providing Health Care Coverage for Low-Income Uninsured Adults (HWLA) Medi-Cal (Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services) Cancer Detection Programs: Every Woman Counts County of Los Angeles Public Health Immunization Program Public Health Service Act - Section 330 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA): Community Health Centers Funded by Federal, State and Los Angeles County Operation Site Manager/Administrator: Silvia Sandhu Service Area East San Fernando Valley Referral Services Enrollment, Assistance and Referrals for Medi-Cal, Medicare and Healthy Families Comprehensive Prenatal Service Program (Programa Comprehensivos de Servicios Prenatales) Specialized care throughout your pregnancy and postpartum (Atencion Especializada durante y despues de su embarazo) Obstetricians/Specialized Nurses/Health Counselors throughout pregnancy (Medicos obstetras, enfermeras especializadas y consejeras de salud durante su embarazo) Med-Cal Eligibility workers (social workers) (Consejeras para Medi-Cal (trabajadoras sociales)) Dieticians/Nutritionists (Dietistas/Nutricionistas) Professional Psychological Counseling (Asesoria Psicologica Profesional) Laboratory, X-Rays, Ultrasound and Mammograms (Laboratorio, rayos-x, Ultrasonido y mamogramas) Specialized Care (atencion especializada) Hospital Affiliations Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center 501 S. Buena Vista Street Burbank, CA 91356 Providence Tarzana Medical Center 18321 Clark Street Tarzana, CA 91356 Page updated: January 1, 2011 Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",10);arrFiles[16]=new Array(17,"hms_SGValley.aspx","1 Jan 2001","hms_SGValley.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Fact Sheet East San Fernando Valley Health Care Clinic - Arleta San Gabrial Valley Health Care Clinic - Azusa West San Fernando Valley Health Care Clinic - Winnetka HIV/AIDS Services Immunization Services Contact Us Health & Medical Services San Gabriel Valley Health Care Clinic Azusa El Proyecto del Barrio \'s Family Health Center-San Gabriel Valley has been a fixture in the community since 1918. The health center, located in Azusa, was founded by community leader and philanthropist Kate Slauson Vosburg in 1918. It was operated by the Los Angeles County Department of Health Services from 1931 through October 2002, when it was one of 11 county health clinics that were closed because of the County \'s fiscal crisis. It was reopened by the City of Azusa in collaboration with El Proyecto del Barrio in March 2004. The reopening of the clinic, which was formally celebrated May 26, 2004, was made possible by extraordinary teamwork between Congresswoman Hilda Solis, Supervisor Gloria Molina, The California Endowment, the City of Azusa and El Proyecto del Barrio. In January 2005 Congresswoman Solis presented El Proyecto with two federal grants totaling 417,000 for expansion of services at the health center. Today, El Proyecto del Barrio is operating the Azusa Health Center 20 hours per week and treating more than 250 patients per month. The Health Center completed more than 3,000 patient encounters in 2004. The vast majority of these patients had no other health care options in the local community. El Proyecto del Barrio, a non-profit comprehensive human service corporation, was founded in 1971 to provide health and human services to the San Fernando Valley community. Over the last four decades, El Proyecto del Barrio has earned a reputation for excellence and expanded its services to East Los Angeles and Azusa. Comprehensive community services are provided to a primary target population of economically disadvantaged families and individuals. We are enjoying the opportunity to serve the Azusa community, said El Proyecto del Barrio President and CEO Corinne Sanchez. We look forward to securing additional funding to provide access to services for even more members of the community. The Azusa Health Center provides a number of accessible and affordable health care services for the community, including Adult Medicine, Pediatric Medicine, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Immunization, Family Planning, Health Education, Laboratory and HIV Testing. The clinic, which is located at 150 North Azusa Avenue, is currently open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday, 8 a.m. to noon Thursday and 8 a.m. to noon Friday. Back to top Page updated: January 1, 2011	Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",7);arrFiles[17]=new Array(18,"hms_WSFValleyClinic.aspx","1 Jan 2001","hms_WSFValleyClinic.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Fact Sheet East San Fernando Valley Health Care Clinic - Arleta San Gabrial Valley Health Care Clinic - Azusa West San Fernando Valley Health Care Clinic - Winnetka HIV/AIDS Services Immunization Services Contact Us Health & Medical Services West San Fernando Valley Health Care Clinic Winnetka In 1999, El Proyecto del Barrio opened the S. Mark Taper Foundation Center for a Healthy Community, which provides services to the growing underserved population in the West San Fernando Valley. The Center has proved a vital health link for the community, with an average growth of nearly 20 percent per year in the number of medical visits completed at the Family Health Clinic. Last year, the clinic totaled 33,000 medical visits, with a total patient population of over 10,000 persons. The vast majority of these patients had no other health care options in the local community, with 90 percent of the families living below 200% of the federal poverty level. The S. Mark Taper Center for a Health Community provides a number of accessible and affordable health care services for the community through its Family Health Care Clinic, including Family Practice Medical Services, Obstetrics and Gynecology Services, Pediatric Medicine, HIV Testing and Treatment, CPSP Program, Family Planning Counseling, Laboratory and Immunization Services. In addition, the Center is a City of Los Angeles Workforce Investment Board (WIB) Certified Youth Opportunities Center, providing at-risk youth ages 14 to 21 a single point of contact for accessing age-specific and developmental services that provide educational, occupational and life skills attainment. Since inception in 1971, El Proyecto has earned a reputation for excellence and providing Esperanza (hope) to the community. For more four decades El Proyecto has strived to expand and enhance the services provided to the community. Today the organization operates Family Health Care Clinics in the greater San Fernando Valley and the San Gabriel Valley and serves an area covering more than 400 square miles. These clinics provide more than 70,000 annual medical encounters. X-Ray Ultrasounds Enrollment, Assistance and Referrals for Medi-Cal, Medicare and Healthy Families Community Impact: With El Proyecto, the majority of the patients we serve would be unable to access even the most basic levels of primary care. In keeping with our mission, all medical treatment is provided to whomever is in need regardless of their ability to pay for services rendered. Back to top Page updated: January 1, 2011	Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",7);arrFiles[18]=new Array(19,"hms_HIV.aspx","1 Jan 2001","hms_HIV.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Fact Sheet East San Fernando Valley Health Care Clinic - Arleta San Gabrial Valley Health Care Clinic - Azusa West San Fernando Valley Health Care Clinic - Winnetka HIV/AIDS Services Immunization Services Contact Us Health & Medical Services HIV/AIDS Services and Treatment El Proyecto \'s HIV/AIDS Program offers outpatient medical services and education and outreach services. Medical services include examinations, tuberculosis and syphilis treatment, immune system monitoring, confidential/anonymous HIV/AIDS testing and counseling, treatment for HIV/AIDS-related illness, gynecology and pharmacy assistance. Psychological and education services include psychiatric medical care, stress and mental health counseling, drug and alcohol counseling, health and family education, HIV/AIDS treatment education, and a variety of referral and benefits services El Proyecto del Barrio \'s HIV Program in Arleta provides services to the burgeoning HIV population in the East San Fernando Valley. The program has more than 150 adult clients, of which 80 percent are men. Last year, the program totaled 1,500 medical encounters, completed 1,600 counseling and testing visits, and had 1,332 case management visits. The vast majority of these clients had no other health care options in the local community, with the vast majority of the individuals living below 200% of the federal poverty level. The HIV Clinic-Arleta provides Medical Outpatient Services, HIV Testing and Counseling, Case Management, Health Education & Risk Management and Nutritional Services. Mental Health Services are provided by a Psychologist, Psychiatrist and Clinical Social Worker Since inception in 1971, El Proyecto has earned a reputation for excellence and providing Esperanza (hope) to the community. For four decades El Proyecto has strived to expand and enhance the services provided to the community. Today the organization operates Family Health Care Clinics in the greater San Fernando Valley and the San Gabriel Valley and serves an area covering more than 400 square miles. These clinics provide more than 70,000 annual medical encounters. Prevention and Education Center Living Today Taking Action for Tomorrow! The San Fernando Valley’s Prevention program offers a multitude of programs for HIV Health Education and Risk Reduction. Conveniently located at: 9140 Van Nuys Blvd., Suite 202 Panorama City, CA. 91402 818-892-8630 We \'re Open Monday thru Friday (8:00 am to 8:00 pm) Organized Social Event Education on HIV, AIDS and Hepatitis Individual Support Referrals for HIV+ to Medical Care Weekly groups for Gay/Bisexual Men Monthly Events no Appointment Necessary Free Counseling and Testing Incentive for coming in and getting tested Free condoms and Lubricants No appointment necessary Court referred welcome Open evenings to 8:00 pm Mpowernment Group/Community Health Unified Latino Organization (CHULO) is a Community level HIV Prevention Intervention for Gay/Bisexual Latino Men ages 18-39. Attend (1) three hour session on Thursdays from 6-9 pm. Take a quiz and; Become a Core member attending on Wednesdays from 6-9 pm and you can: Organize Social Events Provide Health Education & Intervention to others Plan Social Activities and Link Services Provide Outreach to others Page updated: January 1, 2011	Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",8);arrFiles[19]=new Array(20,"hms_Immunization.aspx","1 Jan 2001","hms_Immunization.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Fact Sheet East San Fernando Valley Health Care Clinic - Arleta San Gabrial Valley Health Care Clinic - Azusa West San Fernando Valley Health Care Clinic - Winnetka HIV/AIDS Services Immunization Services Contact Us Health & Medical Services Immunization Services Free Vaccines (Vacunas Gratis) Appointment Not Necessary (Sin Necesidad de Citas) Scheduled Day Arleta Clinic 8902 Woodman Avenue Arleta, CA 91331 Tel: (818) 830-7080 Fax: (818) 891-9974 Winnetka Clinic 20800 Sherman Way Winnetka, CA 91306 Tel: (818) 883-2273 Fax: (818) 347-4257 Azusa Clinic 150 No. Azusa Avenue Azusa, CA 91702 Tel: (626) 969-8775 Fax: (626) 969-9686 Monday 2:00 to 4:00 pm Tuesday 2:00 to 5:00 pm Wednesday 3:30 to 5:00 pm Page updated: January 1, 2011	Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",7);arrFiles[20]=new Array(21,"hms_ContactUs.aspx","1 Jan 2001","hms_ContactUs.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Fact Sheet East San Fernando Valley Health Care Clinic - Arleta San Gabrial Valley Health Care Clinic - Azusa West San Fernando Valley Health Care Clinic - Winnetka HIV/AIDS Services Immunization Services Contact Us Contact Us We \'d love to hear from you. 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Address: El Proyecto del Barrio 8902 Woodman Avenue Arleta, CA 91331 E-Mail: ContactUs@elproyecto.us Telephone: (818) 830-7133 Fax: (818) 830-7280 Page updated: January 1, 2011	Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",4);arrFiles[21]=new Array(22,"Event/40thAnnivSponsor2011.pdf","23 Feb 2011","EPDB 40th Sponsor.indd","","","El Proyecto del Barrio Foundation Presents  Sponsorship Opportunities  Celebrating 40 Years of HOPE  S P E R A N Z A  Sheraton-Universal Hotel Thursday, September 15, 2011    El Proyecto del Barrio Foundation Celebrates 40 Years of HOPE  PRESENTING SPONSORSHIP --  50,000 P L AT I N U M SPONSORSHIP --  20,000  In return for a  20,000 Contribution in support of the El Proyecto del Barrio 40th Anniversary Celebration Dinner, the following benefits will be supplied:   Two Premier Table of 10 Full-Page Advertisement in Tribute Book Name prominently displayed on Invitation and other printed materials Verbal recognition throughout the event and awards ceremony Corporate name will be included in all event media releases Corporate logo on event signange  In return for a  50,000 Contribution in support of the El Proyecto del Barrio 40th Anniversary Celebration Dinner, the following benefits will be supplied:  Recognition as the Presenting Sponsor of the event, before, during and after the event  Three Premier tables of 10  Full-Page Advertisement on the back cover or inside front cover of the event Tribune Book, distributed to all attendees.  Name prominently displayed on Invitation and other printed materials  Verbal recognition throughout the event and awards ceremony  Corporate name will be included in all event media releases  Corporate logo on event signage  One year Web Page recognition of sponsorship  G O L D SPONSORSHIP --  10,000  In return for a  10,000 Contribution in support of the El Proyecto del Barrio 40th Anniversary Celebration Dinner, the following benefits will be supplied:  One Premier Tables of 10 Full-Page Advertisement in Tribute Book Name listed in all printed materials as Benefactor Verbal recognition throughout the event and awards ceremony Corporate logo on event signange    El Proyecto del Barrio Foundation   One Table of 10  Half-Page Advertisement in Tribute Book  Corporate logo on event signage  Celebrates 40 Years of HOPE  SILVER SPONSORSHIP --  5,000  One Premier Table of 10 Half-Page Advertisement in Tribute Book Name listed in all printed materials as Benefactor Corporate logo on event signage  In return for a  5,000 Contribution in support of the El Proyecto del Barrio 40th Anniversary Celebration Dinner, the following benefits will be supplied:  B R O N Z E SPONSORSHIP --  3,500  In return for a  3,500 Contribution in support of the El Proyecto del Barrio 40th Anniversary Celebration Dinner, the following benefits will be supplied:  TA B L E HOST --  2,500  In return for a  2,500 Contribution in support of the El Proyecto del Barrio 40th Anniversary Celebration Dinner, the following benefits will be supplied:  One Table of 10  Quarter-Page Advertisement in Tribute Book  E L PROYECTO FRIEND --  1,000  In return for a  2,500 Contribution in support of the El Proyecto del Barrio 40th Anniversary Celebration Dinner, the following benefits will be supplied:  Four Event Tickets  Quarter-Page Advertisement in Tribute Book   Yes, I will support El Proyecto del Barrio \'s 40th Anniversary Celebration on Thursday, September 15, 2011 at the Sheraton-Universal Hotel by purchasing the sponsorship package marked below:   Sorry, we cannot attend, but wish to make a donation to benefit El Proyecto \'s programs and services.  El Proyecto del Barrio Foundation Celebrates 40 Years of HOPE Presenting Sponsorship --  50,000  Platinum Sponsorship --  20,000  Bronze Sponsorship --  3,500  Gold Sponsorship --  10,0000  Table Host --  2,500  Silver Sponsorship --  5,000  El Proyecto Friend--  1,000   Enclosed is a donation of ____________ In-kind donation of______________________________  Name ____________________________________ Title _______________________________________ Company ____________________________________________________________________________ Address ______________________________________________________________________________ City/State/Zip ________________________________________ Phone __________________________ Fax _____________________________ E-mail ______________________________________ Enclosed is my check for   ____________________ Please make checks payable to El Proyecto del Barrio Foundation and mail with this form to: El Proyecto del Barrio 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, CA 91331 Please charge  ____________ to my  MasterCard  Visa  American Express  Acct. #____________________________________ Expiration Date _____________________________ Signature __________________________________ Please respond by Monday, August 1, 2011. For more information, please call (818) 830-7133. Our federal tax I.D. number is 81-0642941.    A Tribute Book will be given to all guests. The book will be printed in a 8.5  wide x 11  tall format. Half-page size is 8.5  wide x 5.5  tall, Quarter Page size is 4.25  wide x 5.5  tall and Business Card size is 2.75  wide x 2  tall.  El Proyecto del Barrio Foundation  Back Outside Cover Color  5,000   Back Outside Cover (Color)  Inside Covers (Color)  Full-page (Black and White)  Celebrates 40 Years of HOPE  TRIBUTE BOOK ADVERTISEMENT FORM  Please indicate your choice with an  X . Pages are 8.5  wide x 11  tall.  Inside Covers Color  4,000 Full-Page Black & White  1,500   I would like to purchase space in the Tribute Book.  Half-Page B&W  1,000  Quarter-Page B&W  500  Business Card B&W  250   5,000  4,000  1,500   Half-page (Black and White)  1,000  Quarter-Page (Black and White)  500  Business Card (Black and White)  250  Ads should be submitted as a press-quality PDF file or EPS file at the exact size of the ad. Please e-mail PDF or EPS ad files to gregwaskul@aol.com with a copy to lcgutierrez@epdb.org. Ads are due with payment no later than Monday, August 1, 2011. Name________________________________ Phone _____________________________ Business Name_______________________________ Fax # ________________________ Address______________________ City_________________State________Zip_________ E-mail ______________________________________ Enclosed is my check in the amount of  _______________ Please charge  __________to my  MasterCard  Visa  American Express  Discover  Acct. #_________________________________ Expiration Date ____________________ Signature __________________________________  Please make checks payable to: El Proyecto del Barrio Foundation, 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta CA 91331 For more information, please call (818) 830-7133 or email gregwaskul@aol.com or lgutierrezepdb@gmail.com Federal Tax ID # 81-0642941    ",192);arrFiles[22]=new Array(23,"you_FactSheet.aspx","1 Jan 2001","you_FactSheet.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Overview Fact Sheet Employment Attainment Services Partners Family Development Network Contact Us Youth Opportunities (Ages 14-21) Fact Sheet Program: Managed by El Proyecto del Barrio OneSource Youth Center Funded by: City of Los Angeles Program Director: Haimanot Fekadu Service Area North Valley: El Proyecto del Barrio	OneSource Youth Center	9030 Laurel Canyon Boulevard	Sun Valley, California 91352 Panorama: El Proyecto del Barrio 9140 Van Nuys Boulevard Panorama City, California 91401 South Valley: El Proyecto del Barrio	20800 Sherman Way	Winnetka, California 91306 Eligibility: Youth Ages 14-21 Low income Live in North Valley or South Valley area Have one or more barriers to employment Services: Job Placement Work Readiness Skills Resume Writing, Cover Letter, Job Search Method Basic Math and Reading Occupational Skills Training Mentoring Tutoring Alternative Secondary Education Computer Literacy Skills Paid & Unpaid Work Experience On the Job Training GED Preparation Supportive Services Leadership Development Summer Employment Adult Mentoring Comprehensive Guidance & Counseling 12-Month Follow-up Leadership: Leadership Development Opportunities - Including community services and peer-oriented activities. Supportive Services-Transportation, Childcare and Clothing Vouchers to qualified individuals and referrals to other agencies for support as needed. Follow-Up Services-All youth customers receive follow-up services for a minimum for 12 months. Comprehensive Guidance and Counseling Adult Mentoring-Provided to assist and motivate youth during the time enrolled and at least 12 months after. Further Assessment-Provide further assessment and/or referrals to specialized assessment including assessment for learning where indicated Back to top Page updated: January 1, 2011	Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",7);arrFiles[23]=new Array(24,"you_Employment.aspx","1 Jan 2001","you_Employment.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Overview Fact Sheet Employment Attainment Services Partners Family Development Network Contact Us Youth Opportunities (Ages 14-21) Employment Attainment Services Job Placement Job search and placement assistance training to all customers who are work-ready, in groups, and one on one. The goal is to ensure that all customers have the ability and confidence to completely search for work and to get unsubsidized job. Occupational Skills Training Summer employment linked to academic and occupational learning Paid and unpaid work experience, including internship and job shadowing On the Job Training Page updated: January 1, 2011	Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",4);arrFiles[24]=new Array(25,"you_ContactUs.aspx","1 Jan 2001","you_ContactUs.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Overview Fact Sheet Employment Attainment Services Partners Family Development Network Contact Us Contact Us We \'d love to hear from you. Contact us by e-mail, phone, fax or mail. Address: El Proyecto del Barrio 8902 Woodman Avenue Arleta, CA 91331 E-Mail: ContactUs@elproyecto.us Telephone: (818) 830-7133 Fax: (818) 830-7280 Page updated: January 1, 2011	Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",4);arrFiles[25]=new Array(26,"you_Partners.aspx","1 Jan 2001","you_Partners.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Overview Fact Sheet Employment Attainment Services Partners Family Development Network Contact Us Youth Opportunities (Ages 14-21) Partners Partners participating in the Youth Opportunities Program include: College of the Canyons Sun Valley WorkSource Center Los Angeles Unified School District Los Angeles Valley College Cerritos College Valley Economic Development Corporation UCLA Housing Authority of Los Angeles Archdiocese Youth Employment California Employment Development Department Pacoima Skills Center El Camino College Page updated: January 1, 2011	Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",4);arrFiles[26]=new Array(27,"you_FamilyNetwork.aspx","1 Jan 2001","you_FamilyNetwork.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Overview Fact Sheet Employment Attainment Services Partners Family Development Network Contact Us Youth Opportunities (Ages 14-21) Family Development Network Fact Sheet 20800 Sherman Way, 2nd Floor Winnetka, California 91306 Phone: (818) 710-5221 Fax: (818) 710-5220 The Family Development Network (FDN) collaborative created an inter-agency referral system to ensure that families receive services within the organization and are given priority to other services offered through agencies of the collaborative. A primary component of the City \'s Human Services Delivery System, FDN employs long-term case management services to assist families in overcoming obstacles to a self-sufficient lifestyle. A services advocate, on behalf of youth, monitor client progress and frequently reassess family needs. El Proyecto del Barrio provides services as a member of the North and South San Fernando Valley partnerships of community-based organizations that implement a comprehensive array of services. El Proyecto del Barrio directly provides youth tutoring, parenting classes, job placement services for youth and adults through El Proyecto del Barrio \'s City funded WorkSource and Youth Opportunities Program Centers, and information and referral, including legal services, health care, transportation assistance, literacy education and counseling. Families are also invited to participate in enrichment activities such as group events, workshops, and recreational and educational activities for participants who meet and exceed their goals during their participation in the FDN program. Case management includes the provision of Youth Advocacy Program (YAP) services to the City \'s at-risk youth and their families referred by the Los Angeles Police Department, the City Attorney \'s Parenting Program, the Los Angeles County Probation Department, the Los Angeles Unified School District Police. Proof of income (or self-certified affidavit) and proof of address are required at the time of program assessment. Youth Tutoring Tutoring is offered at El Proyecto del Barrio \'s Family Development Network main office. Tutoring groups are also facilitated at area schools and community locations upon request. Students attend tutoring for a set time period based on an academic need. Their grades are monitored throughout their participation in the tutoring program and consistent attendance is mandatory. Ages of participants range from third grade through high school. Please contact our offices for participation information. Parenting Classes Certified Parenting Class Instructors facilitate classes in English and Spanish throughout the year at locations throughout the San Fernando Valley, including LAUSD elementary, middle and high schools, community agencies, and El Proyecto del Barrio sites. Classes run weekly for eight sessions, followed by a graduation ceremony and certificate presentation. Instructors are trained through the Los Ni ň os Bien Educados, an approved curriculum for court ordered participants. Curriculum topics include: what it means to be a parent, self esteem and praise, discipline and guidance, stress, communication, child/adolescent development, social risks/drugs and alcohol, domestic abuse, consequences, and individual client assessment and referral. Please contact our offices for information on upcoming class schedules. Youth Advocacy Program The Youth Advocacy Program (YAP) is a 15 week group counseling class that is provided to at-risk and/or first-time offending juveniles. Clients may be self-referred or referred through the LAPD following an arrest. This may fulfill aspects of the probation requirements set forth. Participants must be between the ages of 10 and 17. Counseling curriculum includes such topics as anger management, alcohol and drug abuse, health education, family systems, personal reflection and emotional expression, decisions, goal and consequences, guest speakers, and individual assessment and referral to the City \'s Youth Opportunities Program for employment opportunities. Enrichment opportunities, such as group events, workshops, and recreational activities, are also available for participants who meet and exceed their goals. Parents of participating youth are also encouraged to attend Parenting Classes simultaneously. Case Managers are available on Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Van Nuys Police Station, 6240 Sylmar Avenue in Van Nuys, from 8:00 a.m. to 12 p.m. and at the West Valley Police Station, 19020 Vanowen Street in Reseda, from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. to provide the following services: YAP intakes, case management, and client eligibility determination. Classes are offered at various locations throughout the San Fernando Valley. Please contact us for upcoming schedule. National Youth Program Using Minibikes (NYPUM) NYPUM is a Honda sponsored program that uses minibike training and riding as a motivational tool to offer youth an opportunity to develop self-esteem, values for daily living, and a sense of belonging. Participants begin by undergoing a set number of classroom training sessions where they learn riding skills and motorcycle maintenance. Upon completion, bi-monthly riding trips are scheduled for youth who continue to meet their weekly goals. Participants attend weekly mentoring sessions to help monitor the youth \'s progress at home and at school and check in with their youth counselor with any problems or questions. Please contact our offices for further information. Back to top Page updated: January 1, 2011	Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",10);arrFiles[27]=new Array(28,"sub_PerinatalServiceCenter.aspx","1 Jan 2001","sub_PerinatalServiceCenter.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Fact Sheets Perinatal Service Center Counseling Services Psychological Services Mental Health Services Child Care Services Transportation Services Referral Services Medical Services Testing Services Abuse Reporting Services Program Fees Hours of Operation Contact Us Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Perinatal Service Center The Perinatal Program is uniquely designed to encompass the COMADRE concept; a cultural term used to describe the program specifically for women who need assistance and support during their recovery from alcohol and/or drug abuse. The program is culturally sensitive to women who have committed focus on successfully coping with family, parenting, career and personal demands. In addition, the program also emphasizes social-cultural dynamics unique to Latinas as well as the female population in general. The Perinatal Program offers two types of programs: The Outpatient Perinatal Program (OP) and the Day Care Habilitative (DCH). Women enrolled in the Outpatient Perinatal Program attend the program 1 1/2 half hours per day for one year. Women enrolled in the more intensive DCH program attend three hours per day for one year. Eligibility for Admission and Re-admission The highest priority for admission will be given to those women who are HIV/AIDS positive, and/or intravenous drug users (IVDU), referred by the Department of Children \'s and Family Services, pregnant or parenting with the greatest clinical need. A complete Medical/Pediatric assessment and personal history including the client \'s social, economic, family background, education, vocational achievement, history of drug abuse and treatment, past criminal record and any other information necessary in helping determine an appropriate treatment program will be documented. All participants are required to complete the intake form. Participants may be re-admitted into El Proyecto del Barrio \'s program. Participant must wait a 30 day period before re-admitting into the program. During this 30 day wait period, the participant is to attend 12-step support meetings as recommended by a case manager, so as to demonstrate willingness and a desire to work a recovery program. Failure to submit proof of 12-step attendance at the time of intake may result in failure to be admitted into the program. Participants will be limited to three (3) admissions to the program if a history of non-compliance is ascertained. Participants will be referred to another drug program suitable to their needs. Exceptions to this will be made on a case by case basis. Eligibility: The participant must be pregnant or parenting with children 0-5 years of age, must have used a drug within the last six months or have a drug related dysfunction. Alcohol will not be considered as primary drug for admittance. Alcohol will be accepted as a secondary drug abuse problem. The participant must be female of any ethnicity. The participant must be 18 years of age or older. The participant may be voluntary or referred. Participant must reside in Los Angeles County, primarily within the San Fernando Valley area. When an excess number of participants exists, consideration will be given to individuals that are HIV/AIDS positive, pregnant, intravenous drug users and referred by the Department of Children and Family services. The participant \'s social, psychological and behavioral problems related to drug abuse shall preclude participation in the program structure and/or activities. It is the policy of El Proyecto del Barrio to provide equal program participation for all persons and to prohibit discrimination for all persons based on race, sex, sexual preference, age, color, national origin, ancestry, political affiliation, handicap or marital status in every aspect of the program. The program shall not discriminate against any person with symptoms of a communicable and/or infectious disease (Tuberculosis, Hepatitis A and B, HIV/AIDS) in the delivery of program services. The participant shall receive AIDS training and sign the AIDS Risk Reduction Education Acknowledgement form. If a person does not meet the admission criteria, that person will be referred elsewhere for treatment and given at least three (3) referrals to another treatment program more suitable for their needs. Re-admission: Participants may be re-admitted into El Proyecto del Barrio \'s Program. Participant must wait a 30 day period before re-admitting into the program. During this 30 day wait period, the participant is to attend 12-step support meetings as recommended by case manager, so as to demonstrate willingness and a desire to work a recovery program. Failure to submit proof of 12-step attendance at the time of intake may result in failure to be admitted into the program. Participants will be limited to three (3) admissions to the program if a history of non-compliance is ascertained. Participants will be referred out to another drug program suitable to their needs; exceptions to this will be made on a case by case basis. Back to top Page updated: January 1, 2011	Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",10);arrFiles[28]=new Array(29,"sub_CounselingServices.aspx","1 Jan 2001","sub_CounselingServices.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Fact Sheets Perinatal Service Center Counseling Services Psychological Services Mental Health Services Child Care Services Transportation Services Referral Services Medical Services Testing Services Abuse Reporting Services Program Fees Hours of Operation Contact Us Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Counseling Services 1. Individual counseling sessions are to be provided according to treatment plan at the discretion of the case manager for the duration of no less than fifty (50) minutes per session. The hours actually provided may be on the bases according to the needs of the participants and program requirements. Individual counseling is face-to-face. 2. Group counseling sessions are 1.5 hours in duration and are conducted daily from 9:30 to 11:00 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The case manager will utilize reasonable methods to communicate with the participant if she is unable to attend the program counseling session. All methods used to contact the participant are to be documented. At the end of the second week, a Notice in Lapse of Contact and Services will be sent requesting that the participant contact the case manager within seven (7) business days. A return self-addressed and stamped envelop will be included. If the participant fails to respond and does not attend the required counseling sessions before the end of the 30 day period, the participant will be automatically discharged from the program. 3. Educational Groups consist of: A. Parenting The goal of the parenting classes is to increase	a participant \'s understanding and acknowledgement of her child \'s growth	and development as well as learned parenting skills needed to raise	children in a healthy environment. A desired outcome of this group is to have the participant understand the importance of the necessary and healthy bond between mother and child. El Proyecto utilizes the Center for the Improvement of Child Caring: Los Ni ňos Bien Educados curriculum, which provides a culturally and linguistically sensitive approach to parenting. B. Health Education Prenatal health education group will focus on issues related to the participant \'s personal health, effects of drug and alcohol abuse on the fetus, information on health care and attainment skills to ensure a healthy family unit. The focus of the health education group will be on health care, combating postpartum depression, birth control, HIV/AIDS and sexually transmitted infections (diseases). The overall goal of the health care component will be to empower participants to advocate for their own health care for that of their children. C. Life Skills The focus of this group is to develop skills necessary to return or begin job search, hold successful interviews, wear appropriate attire, and to develop interpersonal skills, money management, etc. D. Relapse Prevention This group will focus on reinforcing the skills of identifying three primary motives, based on self sufficiency, for her to stay off drugs and alcohol and to make a commitment to work with her 12 step sponsor. E. Domestic Violence Our program identifies Domestic Violence as a major problem. Group focuses on educating participants on the Dynamics of Domestic Violence, breaking the cycle of violence and safety measures while in an abusive relationship and after. F. Peer Support Focuses on the COMADRE concept. This group promotes support, encouragement, self-worth, self sufficiency, boundaries, conflict resolution and living a healthy, drug-free life style. Back to top Page updated: January 1, 2011	Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",9);arrFiles[29]=new Array(30,"sub_MentalHealthServices.aspx","1 Jan 2001","sub_MentalHealthServices.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Fact Sheets Perinatal Service Center Counseling Services Psychological Services Mental Health Services Child Care Services Transportation Services Referral Services Medical Services Testing Services Abuse Reporting Services Program Fees Hours of Operation Contact Us Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Mental Health Services We provide individual, couples, family and group therapy for all age groups. Treatment is based on the individual \'s unique situation, with attention paid to his or her physical, emotional and cognitive functioning. We look at resources for family and social support, communication skills, presenting issues, and overall strengths and weaknesses. We have a multidisciplinary staff of clinical psychologists, social workers, and psychiatrists to meet all of your mental health needs. Therapeutic modalities include cognitive behavioral therapy, behavior modification, psychodynamic psychotherapy, play therapy, and other evidence based approaches. Our hours of operation are from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Below are some of the disorders that we can help you overcome or manage better: Adjustment disorders Anger Management Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) Chemical Dependency Communication Problems Depression and Anxiety Domestic Violence Eating Disorders Loss or Grief Mood Disorders Personality disorders Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Schizophrenia Sexual Abuse Sexual Dysfunction Page updated: January 1, 2011	Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",5);arrFiles[30]=new Array(31,"sub_PsychologicalServices.aspx","1 Jan 2001","sub_PsychologicalServices.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Fact Sheets Perinatal Service Center Counseling Services Psychological Services Mental Health Services Child Care Services Transportation Services Referral Services Medical Services Testing Services Abuse Reporting Services Program Fees Hours of Operation Contact Us Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Psychological Services Psychological screenings and assessment will be conducted by a licensed therapist who will develop a psychological history, consisting of identifying chemical dependency, psychiatric and neuropsychological problems and evaluate the participants individual mental health needs and employment and drug history. Other information on family functioning, cultural/ethnic factors, peer influence, defiant behavior, anti-social attitudes, mental and emotional distress and school adjustment problems are also gathered. Page updated: January 1, 2011	Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",5);arrFiles[31]=new Array(32,"sub_ChildCareServices.aspx","1 Jan 2001","sub_ChildCareServices.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Fact Sheets Perinatal Service Center Counseling Services Psychological Services Mental Health Services Child Care Services Transportation Services Referral Services Medical Services Testing Services Abuse Reporting Services Program Fees Hours of Operation Contact Us Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Child Care Services Child care is provided to participants with children 0-5 years. Childcare is conducted as a parent Co-op, where staff, in conjunction with clients provides the services; therefore, participants must remain on the premises. The parent co-op is an opportunity for participants to further develop and display parenting skills learned. Participants must bring immunization cards and complete forms for each child utilizing their child care center. Children utilizing the parent co-op are provided with age-appropriate activities to stimulate the development of fine and gross motor skills and nutritional snacks. 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It is to assist in providing accessibility to social services, employment and training, health care facilities, vocational rehabilitation, child care, etc. The participants who are pregnant and/or have infants and toddlers will have priority for van usage. Bus tokens are available for the participants that are not in the priority list. Participants making appointments for transportation should give the van driver at least one day notice that they will not be needing transportation. This is to better enhance the transportation scheduling. Page last updated January 1, 2011. For corrections to this page, contact Webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",5);arrFiles[33]=new Array(34,"sub_ReferralServices.aspx","1 Jan 2001","sub_ReferralServices.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Fact Sheets Perinatal Service Center Counseling Services Psychological Services Mental Health Services Child Care Services Transportation Services Referral Services Medical Services Testing Services Abuse Reporting Services Program Fees Hours of Operation Contact Us Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Referral Services El Proyecto del Barrio will provide internal referrals to health services, employment and training, HIV/AIDS educational counseling, vocational and employment training, legal aid and community resources in order to meet the participants needs. Coordination with Referral Services El Proyecto del Barrio works very closely with DCFS, Probation Department and many other referring Agencies. A release of consent is filled out and signed by the participant at intake giving El Proyecto del Barrio \'s case manager consent to coordinate information regarding participants enrollment, urinalysis testing and results, progress letters, reason for discharge and any other information as needed. Our goal is to coordinate with all referring agencies to ensure the well being of the child/children and that the family will return to a safe environment free from drugs, violence and abuse. 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Medical services will be provided through El Proyecto del Barrio \'s Primary Health Care Clinic and through referrals to Olive View Medical Center. The case manager will refer participants to a physician and will work with the physician and nursing staff during the treatment process. The Primary Health Care Clinic will provide a general physical examination; urine testing; testing for STD and HIV/AIDS; physical signs of damage from drugs, alcohol and/or cigarettes; and for stress-related physical conditions. Designation of Medical Consultant: The Medical Director, a licensed physician in California, has been designated as Medical Consultant. The medical consultant has assumed responsibility for ensuring that the initial medical evaluation is properly performed on each participant and that medical services are provided as needed. Other medical needs of each participant will be evaluated when needed. The medical consultant will be responsible for determining what emergency medical equipment and supplies are needed to deal with possible overdoses and other medical emergencies. Physical and Laboratory Examination: The Medical Director will be responsible for determining the need for each participant to receive the appropriate physical examination and laboratory testing and will review all results. The Medical Director is located at El Proyecto del Barrio \'s Primary Health Care Clinic, 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91311. The results of the physical are mailed back to the program. A written waiver documenting that a physical was not required after review of the medical history is signed by the Medical Director and placed in each participant record. If further medical care is indicated the appropriate referrals are made. 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The case manager or appropriate personnel will conduct and witness all testing. Random urinalysis testing will be done if the case manager observes behavior suspicious of drug use (e.g., physical signs of use, late or unexplained absences from treatment). Participants who are scheduled to test cannot leave the immediate area/premises until a urine specimen is obtained. An automatic positive or dirty urinalysis test will result if a participant leaves the premises, refuses to test, or fails to report for a random urine test. Three (3) positive tests are grounds for discharge from the program. 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Suspected abuse is reported with or to the appropriate agency or agencies without the participant \'s consent to comply with the Alcohol and Drug Program Administration policy requirement. The case manager is responsible to inform all participants of this child, elder and incapacitated abuse policy. The case manager will have the participants sign or indicate the participant \'s refusal to sign the Child Abuse Reporting Requirement Acknowledgement form. 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Fees for services will be charged depending on financial ability to pay according to the Fee Determination form (UMDAP) and Fee Agreement form. If applicable, participants may schedule a weekly, monthly, bimonthly or in full payment schedule. Medical eligibility constitutes form of payment. 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Page updated: January 1, 2011	Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",5);arrFiles[39]=new Array(40,"sub_ContactUs.aspx","1 Jan 2001","sub_ContactUs.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Fact Sheets Perinatal Service Center Counseling Services Psychological Services Mental Health Services Child Care Services Transportation Services Referral Services Medical Services Testing Services Abuse Reporting Services Program Fees Hours of Operation Contact Us Contact Us We \'d love to hear from you. Contact us by e-mail, phone, fax or mail. Address: El Proyecto del Barrio 8902 Woodman Avenue Arleta, CA 91331 E-Mail: ContactUs@elproyecto.us Telephone: (818) 830-7133 Fax: (818) 830-7280 Page updated: January 1, 2011	Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",4);arrFiles[40]=new Array(41,"chi_ContactUs.aspx","1 Jan 2001","chi_ContactUs.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Overview Creative Curriculum Contact Us Contact Us We \'d love to hear from you. Contact us by e-mail, phone, fax or mail. Address: El Proyecto del Barrio 8902 Woodman Avenue Arleta, CA 91331 E-Mail: ContactUs@elproyecto.us Telephone: (818) 830-7133 Fax: (818) 830-7280 Page updated: January 1, 2011	Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",4);arrFiles[41]=new Array(42,"abo_History.aspx","1 Jan 2001","abo_History.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Mission and Vision History Corporate Fact Sheet Program Sites Board Of Directors News Contact Us About Us History El Proyecto del Barrio, a non-profit comprehensive human service corporation,	was founded in 1971 to provide services to business industry, government and the	San Fernando Valley Community, by working with small companies, major corporations,	community organizations, cities, Los Angeles County and the state and federal	government. Services are provided in bilingual/bicultural (English/Spanish) comprehensive	community services and advocacy to a primary target population of Latino and	other economically disadvantaged youth and adults in the San Fernando Valley,	Azusa and East Los Angeles. Corporate policies are developed by a volunteer Board of Directors with	social and economic roots in the areas we serve, and are implemented by	professional staff members with skills ranging from planning and management	to technical expertise. El Proyecto del Barrio \'s philosophy and motto is A Pride in Excellence.	And it is with pride that we pay tribute to our Founding members, whose vision	and dedication have made possible 40 years of leadership and commitment	to the advancement of the communities they serve. Richard CoronaVictor FerraWalter Ferria Jose HernandezLouie GarciaEdward Olivas	Antonio TejedaFrank TorresMike Wolgast	Frank Yudico The Spirit of Esperanza has helped bring hope to our communities for	more than three decades, and we pledge to continue to bring the Spirit of	Hope to all the communities we serve. 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Page updated: January 1, 2011	Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",4);arrFiles[43]=new Array(44,"abo_FactSheet.aspx","1 Jan 2001","abo_FactSheet.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Mission and Vision History Corporate Fact Sheet Program Sites Board Of Directors News Contact Us About Us Corporate Fact Sheet El Proyecto del Barrio has provided a wide array of health	and medical, employment and training, substance abuse and mental	health and at-risk youth programs to the community for 40 years.	Founded in 1971 to provide services to the northeast San Fernando	Valley, El Proyecto has expended its services to the entire	San Fernando Valley and the San Gabriel Valley,	covering 400 square miles. The organization \'s more than three decades of success flow from	its strategy linking El Proyecto to the communities it serves,	enhancing its ability to identify and help many individuals and	families that have not been reached by previous outreach efforts.	The organization infuses culturally appropriate strategies with	an affirmation of family values and traditions. This approach has	established El Proyecto as a trusted service provider that provides	a safe and respectful environment for its clients. El Proyecto has built a legacy of success by working with	community organizations, cities, Los Angeles County, the state and	federal government, small companies and major corporations to provide	the resources to provide bilingual/bicultural (English/Spanish)	comprehensive community services and advocacy to Latinos and other	economically disadvantaged youth and adults. The organization \'s volunteer Board of Directors, which develops	El Proyecto del Barrio \'s policies, has social and economic roots	in the areas we serve. Services are implemented by professional	staff members with skills ranging from planning and management to	technical expertise. El Proyecto del Barrio has built a cherished	pride in excellence in its whole person approach, which has been	honored both regionally and nationally. El Proyecto del Barrio provides five major categories of services	to the community, including: Health and Medical Services Our Family Health Care	Clinics total more than 100,000 annual patient contacts. The	clinics are operated in Arleta and Winnetka in the San Fernando Valley,	Azusa in the San Gabriel Valley, and East Los Angeles. Additional	services are provided at three school-based clinics in partnership	with the Los Angeles Unified School District. El Proyecto also	has an extensive HIV Services & Treatment program that offers a wide	variety of outpatient medical services and education and outreach	services. In keeping with our mission, all medical treatment is	provided to whomever is in need regardless of their ability to pay	for services rendered. El Proyecto also has a mobile health services	van that provides services throughout our service area. Youth Opportunities The Youth Opportunities Program	provides services at El Proyecto \'s Sun Valley and Winnetka facilities	in the San Fernando Valley. The program offers youth ages 14 to 21	a single point of contact for accessing age-specific and developmental	services that provide educational, occupational and life skills	attainment. The program provides classroom-based learning, tutoring	and study skills instruction as well as employment attainment services-all	of which prepare troubled youth with the skills they need to be	successful in the workforce. Partners participating in this program	include Sun Valley WorkSource Center, Los Angeles Unified School District,	Los Angeles Valley College, Pierce College, California Employment Development	Department and Pacoima Skill Center. Employment Services El Proyecto \'s Sun Valley WorkSource Center	and Career Center provides the career seeker with a variety of services	necessary to complete a successful job search. The Center is Continuous	Quality Improvement-certified. Training and educational, career counseling,	placement and retention and assessment services are provided, as well	as the use of computers with internet access and all other key resources	needed to secure a new position. The Center also offers specialized services	to disabled workers, dislocated workers, older workers and veterans. Partners	include The American Indian Counseling Center, Department of Aging, Los	Angeles Unified School District, Los Angeles Valley College, California	Department of Rehabilitation, California Employment Development Department,	Welfare to Work and the Youth Opportunities Program. Substance Abuse Services/Mental Health The outpatient program	provides counseling and referrals to clients with drug and mental health	problems. El Proyecto \'s Substance Abuse Program also provides services for	women who are pregnant, postpartum or parenting. The program is staffed by	bilingual, drug-certified counselors who assist clients in areas including	domestic violence/sexual abuse, self-esteem, peer support, life skills,	health education, drug education, and parenting. The program also provides	services funded under Proposition 36. These services are for first or second	time non-violent drug offenders, who receive treatment rather than incarceration.	General Relief recipients with substance abuse issues are also treated in the	program. Child Development Services El Proyecto del Barrio began offering Child Development Services in 2008 in its new Child Development Center in Panorama City. The Child Development Center is licensed to serve 150 preschool children ages 3.9 through 4 years. The Child Development Program is a Los Angeles Universal Preschool which is funded by First 5 LA. El Proyecto Child Development's philosophy is to	nurture and inspire childrens \' individual growth and	creativity. We recognize that every child is unique with his/her own individual time frame for growth and	development. We take into account each child's level	of development, age, uniqueness, culture and language. El Proyecto \'s Employees El Proyecto del Barrio \'s goal is to continue to recruit visionary, talented,	innovative and highly professional employees who will help the organization	continue its tradition of consistently increasing its ability to provide	health, hope and a positive holistic impact to all we serve. Back to top Page updated: January 1, 2011	Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",10);arrFiles[44]=new Array(45,"abo_ProgramSites.aspx","1 Jan 2001","abo_ProgramSites.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Mission and Vision History Corporate Fact Sheet Program Sites Board Of Directors News Contact Us About Us Program Sites Primary Health Care Clinics Employment and Training Services Arleta - Family Health Care Clinic	8902 Woodman Avenue Arleta, CA 91331	Telephone: (818) 830-7033	Fax: (818) 891-0953 Sun Valley WorkSource of California	9024 Laurel Canyon Blvd. Sun Valley, CA 91342	Telephone: (818) 504-0334	Fax: (818) 504-2625 Azusa Health Center	150 North Azusa Avenue Azusa, CA 91702	Telephone: (626) 969-1693	Fax: (626) 969-9686 Youth Opportunities Program - Sun Valley	9030 Laurel Canyon Boulevard Sun Valley, CA 91342	Telephone: (818) 504-0334 Ex. 507	Fax: (818) 504-0357 S. Mark Taper Foundation	Center for a Healthy Community	20800 Sherman Way Winnetka, CA 91306	Telephone: (818) 883-2273	Fax: (818) 347-4257 Youth Opportunities Program - Winnetka	20800 Sherman Way, 2nd Floor Winnetka, CA 91306	Telephone: (818) 710-5237	Fax: (818) 587-4806 Family and Youth Services Drug Abuse Counseling Services Total Family Support/ Family Development Network 20800 Sherman Way, 3rd Floor Winnetka, CA 91306	Telephone: (818) 710-5221	Fax: (818) 910-5220 The Perinatal Service Center	9140 Van Nuys Boulevard, Suite 211	Panorama City, CA 91402	Telephone: (818) 895-2206	Fax: (818) 895-0824 Health Education Services HIV Services	8902 Woodman Avenue, 3rd Floor Arleta, CA 91331	Telephone: (818) 830-7181 Fax: (818) 895-7174 Back to top Page updated: January 1, 2011 Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",7);arrFiles[45]=new Array(46,"abo_BoardOfDirectors.aspx","1 Jan 2001","abo_BoardOfDirectors.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Mission and Vision History Corporate Fact Sheet Program Sites Board Of Directors News Contact Us About Us Board of Directors Maria J. Avila, Chairperson Executive Director Olympic Medical Center 5900 W. Olympic Blvd. Los Angeles, California 90036 W: (310) 657-5900 C: (818) 679-4768 David Bee, M.D. Assistant Professor of Medicine Loma Linda University 11685 Laurel Avenue Loma Linda, California 92354 W: (909) 558-4414 Pgr: (909) 796-9115 Kenneth Worthen, Vice-Chair Retired, The Gas Company 23748 Crosson Drive Woodland Hills, CA 91367 H: (818) 883-4966 F: (818) 883-4627 Margaret Martinez Director Downtown Azusa Business Assoc. Azusa, California 91344 W: (626) 334-2948 F: (626) 815-1548 Virginia Ambrosini, M.D., Secretary Kaiser Permanente 13652 Cantara Street, N2 Bldg. Panorama City, California 91402 W: (818) 375-2241 F: (818) 375-4001 Helen Madrid-Worthen Retired, The Gas Company 23748 Crosson Drive Woodland Hills, CA 91367 H: (818) 883-4966 F: (818) 883-4627 Mercedes Moreno Retired, Local Union 770 6827 Quakertown Avenue, #6 Winnetka, CA 91306 W: (818) 347-7131 Virginia G. Rafelson Retired 23667 Sandalwood St. West Hills, CA 91307 H: (818) 347-6377 C: (818) 383-5670 Rachel Hernandez Operations Manager Pacific Western Bank 400 South San Fernando Road San Fernando, California 91342 W: (818) 365-6301 F: (818) 361-1719 Salvador Moreno Psychiatric Social Worker San Fernando Mental Health 10605 Balboa Blvd. Granada Hills, California 91344 W: (818) 832-2400 Rose Reyes-Moreno Psychiatric Social Worker Los Angeles County Mental Health Barry J. Nidorf Juvenile Hall 16350 Filbert Street Sylmar, California 91342 W: (818) 364-6895 C: (818) 219-2575 Sunil Joshi, Treasurer President WellPoint, Inc. 5151 A-Camino Ruiz Camirillo, CA 93012 W: (805) 384-7859 F: (805) 384-3630 Back to top Page updated: January 1, 2011 Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",8);arrFiles[46]=new Array(47,"abo_News.aspx","1 Jan 2001","abo_News.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Mission and Vision History Corporate Fact Sheet Program Sites Board Of Directors News Contact Us About Us News Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky and Keyes	Automotive Group Spark El Proyecto del Barrio \'s Two Highly Successful	Navidad Events - December 15, 2007 Congressman Brad Sherman Announces Completion of New	Medical/Dental Wing at El Proyecto del Barrio \'s Winnetka	Facility - August 22, 2007 Page updated: January 1, 2011	Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",5);arrFiles[47]=new Array(48,"abo_ContactUs.aspx","1 Jan 2001","abo_ContactUs.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Mission and Vision History Corporate Fact Sheet Program Sites Board Of Directors News Contact Us Contact Us We \'d love to hear from you. Contact us by e-mail, phone, fax or mail. Address: El Proyecto del Barrio 8902 Woodman Avenue Arleta, CA 91331 E-Mail: ContactUs@elproyecto.us Telephone: (818) 830-7133 Fax: (818) 830-7280 Page updated: January 1, 2011	Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",4);arrFiles[48]=new Array(49,"pho_Navidad2.aspx","1 Jan 2001","pho_Navidad2.aspx","","","Home Health & Medical Services Employment Youth Opportunities Substance Abuse & Mental Health Child Development About Us Photo Gallery Working At El Proyecto Foundation Espaňol Navidad En El Barrio Navidad En El Barrio (page 2) New Medical/Dental Wing at Winnetka Contact Us Photo Gallery Navidad en el Barrio (page 2) December 15, 2007 - Read about it. 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Address: El Proyecto del Barrio 8902 Woodman Avenue Arleta, CA 91331 E-Mail: ContactUs@elproyecto.us Telephone: (818) 830-7133 Fax: (818) 830-7280 Page updated: January 1, 2011	Please forward any comments or problems with this web site to webmaster . &copy 2010 EL PROYECTO DEL BARRIO 8902 Woodman Avenue, Arleta, California 91331 Tel: 818.830.7133| Fax: 818.830.7280",3);arrFiles[51]=new Array(52,"about_release_082207.pdf","31 Dec 2007","Sherman Release V3 07.indd","","","El Proyecto del Barrio El Proyecto del Barrio  HOPE · COMMITMENT · EXCELLENCE HOPE · COMMITMENT · EXCELLENCE  NEWS  RELEASE  ESPERANZA ESPERANZA  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  Contact: Greg Waskul at (818) 926-0079 or (818) 550-9080  Congressman Brad Sherman Announces Completion of New Medical/Dental Wing at El Proyecto del Barrio \'s Winnetka Facility  Winnetka, CA--August 22, 2007 -- Congressman Brad Sherman (D-Sherman Oaks, CA) today announced the completion of a new medical/dental wing at El Proyecto del Barrio \'s S. Mark Taper Foundation Center for a Healthy Community in Winnetka. The new medical/dental wing includes a four-room dental services center, four new examination rooms and an in-house pharmacy. These advances were made possible because Congressman Sherman secured  180,000 in federal funds to transform these rooms from office space to modern medical facilities.  El Proyecto del Barrio has always provided quality healthcare services and many other social services for underserved areas of the San Fernando Valley,  said Congressman Sherman.  The organization needed additional resources to handle its dramatically increased case load and to provide dental services to the thousands of Latino children in the San Fernando Valley who do not now receive timely dental care,  he added.  This additional healthcare access will have a substantial positive impact on the health of the community for many years to come.  El Proyecto del Barrio will now provide dental services to underserved communities in the West San Fernando Valley, increase medical care to help stem the rising tide of HIV/AIDs in the Latino community and provide on-site access to medications for many uninsured patients. Congressman Brad Sherman also worked closely with Los Angeles City Councilmember Richard Alarcon to help El Proyecto secure  415,000 in state funds to purchase dental, medical and pharmacy equipment for the newly renovated space. Congressman Sherman is also sponsoring additional federal funding of  150,000 to acquire a new mammography unit and upgrade the patient medical management system at El Proyecto \'s Winnetka facility.  Congressman Sherman not only recognized the community need, he took decisive action to make sure that these expanded services will be available to our underserved patients,  said Corinne Sánchez, El Proyecto del Barrio \'s President and CEO.  This new medical/dental wing is a vital component in the spectrum of highquality preventive healthcare, dental, employment & training, substance abuse, mental health and at-risk youth programs we have brought to the community for more than 35 years.   We salute Congressman Sherman for his continued leadership and vision, as well as his compassion for the people of his district who would not have access to many vital healthcare services without his strong and unwavering support,  added Ms. Sánchez. Founded to provide services to the northeast San Fernando Valley in 1971, El Proyecto has expanded its services to the entire San Fernando Valley, San Gabriel Valley and East Los Angeles, covering 400 square miles. For additional information about El Proyecto del Barrio and its work, please contact Greg Waskul at (818) 550-9080 or (818) 926-0079 (cell). ###    ",101);arrFiles[52]=new Array(53,"about_flash_121507.pdf","31 Dec 2007","EPDB Flash Navidad V2 Dec 07.indd","","","El Proyecto del Barrio El Proyecto del Barrio  HOPE · COMMITMENT · EXCELLENCE  HOPE · COMMITMENT · EXCELLENCE  NEWS FLASH--DECEMBER 2007  E S E E RPAE R A PS NZA  NZA  Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky and Keyes Automotive Group Spark El Proyecto del Barrio \'s Two Highly Successful Navidad Events  El Proyecto del Barrio provided a special holiday experience for more than 3,500 members of needy families, including a holiday meal and toys for children, at the nonprofit organization \'s two Navidad En El Barrio events on December 15. The community events were held at El Proyecto \'s S. Mark Taper Center for a Healthy Community in Winnetka and the Calvary Lutheran Church in Arleta, where Los Angeles County Third District Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky joined the celebration.  This is a magnificent event for the community, and I salute El Proyecto del Barrio for all its efforts to strengthen our community,  the Supervisor said.  We wish to give thanks to Supervisor Yaroslavsky, not just for his attendance at the Navidad celebration, but for his many years of supporting El Proyecto del Barrio \'s work in the community. He has always been a champion for our community, and we are very appreciative of all his efforts.  El Proyecto del Barrio \'s Navidad events were presented by Keyes Automotive Group, which in addition to being the title sponsor of the events, also donated thousands of toys. In addition, more than 40 Keyes employees also served as volunteers at the events.  From the bottom of our hearts, we thank Keyes Automotive Group and its employees for bringing their special spirit to our Navidad celebration,  said Ms. Sánchez.  We are very thankful for their incredible support, and we thank each Keyes team member for helping make this year \'s Navidad the best ever.  Other major sponsors included Access Dental, Care 1st, Kaiser Permanente, Laurel Pharmacy, MedPoint Management, Molina Healthcare, Northridge Medical Group, Gala Repro Graphics, L.A. Care Health Plan, Councilmember Richard Alarcón and Councilmember Dennis Zine. El Proyecto del Barrio has for more than three decades has been one of Los Angeles County \'s leading agencies providing comprehensive community health and human services to Latino and other economically disadvantaged populations. The El Proyecto team worked throughout the year to make this the largest and most meaningful since El Proyecto began hosting Navidad events in 1991. Navidad En El Barrio, which was founded in 1972 to make Christmas a little brighter for needy families in Los Angeles, has distributed food and holiday toys to tens of thousands of families in need throughout the nation.  Now we are ready to get started on making our 2008 Navidad En El Barrio events even more successful,  Ms. Sánchez said.    El Proyecto del Barrio \'s 2007 Navidad En El Barrio Photo Gallery    ",209);