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Four hours into a late night visit to the Reedley Hospital emergency room, a doctor told Elvira and her family the news. “I already knew I was pregnant but I just didn’t tell anybody.” The pain that had brought the 14-year-old to the hospital was due to her pregnancy, a condition that she had not shared with her family until that moment. Elvira’s mother didn’t take it well. “She was really upset with me. She
Adolescent Family Life Program, Health Services
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Eryka Hale would describe herself as a “normal teenage girl with big dreams.” At eighteen years old, she aspires to one day be a labor and delivery nurse.Hale, however, has one big factor that separates her from other “normal teenage girls.” Her daughter, 15-month-old Naomi, was the catalyst for what Eryka refers to as a “rollercoaster ride that no one was expecting to take.””I went through a night of assault and I didn’t want to
Adolescent Family Life Program, Health Services
A WIC Nutrition Assistant at Fresno EOC WIC, Esther Ostos is known for her friendly attitude, helpful nature, and exceptional customer service. Esther is friendly with all participants and staff. Her positive attitude and friendliness make everyone feel welcome in our clinic. Her friendliness can only be matched by her great customer service skills. She greets clients with a smile and maintains a calm, pleasant conversation with them. She truly cares about our clients—she shows
WIC
Summer lunches are available at select Fresno EOC WIC locations for summer 2018. June 11, 2018 to August 10, 2018 Meals will be available Monday – Friday from 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM Locations Shields/First 3257 E. Shields Ave Shaw/West 5104 N. West Ave Kings Canyon 4995 E. Kings Canyon Ages 1-18 / no documentation required Need somewhere closer? Text ‘Food’ to 877877 Click here for more information on this initiative funded by the USDA
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Congratulations to Karina Gonzalez, our Employee of the Month for May! Karina serves all our sites as a WIC Nutrition Assistant and Certified Lactation Counselor. She is known for her flexibility, positive attitude, and remarkable work ethic. Karina is extremely flexible. She is able to work at any site and she easily adjusts to the culture and routines of each clinic. In addition, her flexibility is seen in her willingness to work at any site—often
WIC
Egg in a Nest Egg in a Nest is tasty, easy recipe for kids to help with! Use your WIC eggs and whole wheat bread purchases to make it! Bold, green text = Kids can help INGREDIENTS: cooking spray 1 slice whole wheat bread 1 teaspoon butter 1 egg salt and pepper to taste INSTRUCTIONS: Coat a skillet with cooking spray. Spread butter on both sides of bread. Cut out a hole in the center
WIC
13th Annual Breastfeeding Awareness Walk and Celebration “First Step to a Healthy Life” Saturday, August 4, 2018 Woodward Park — Lake View Shelter 7775 Friant Rd, Fresno, CA Registration: 8:00 AM Event Begins: 9:00 AM Worldwide “Big Latch-On” begins at 10:30 AM Participant Registration link Sponsor/Vendor Registration link For more information, contact Christine Vang at (559) 600-3330 Presented by the Babies First Breastfeeding Task Force
WIC
An employee of Fresno EOC WIC since 2009, Natisha Goins is an outstanding individual who stands out for providing a remarkable WIC experience to all who visit our program. Natisha is upbeat, professional, and provides exceptional customer service to everyone. Her ability to create excellent rapport with clients ensures that all their needs are met and leaves the clients looking forward to their next visit. A testament to her professionalism, she is always at work
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On Tuesday, March 20, 2018, Fresno Economic Opportunities Commission continued its longstanding tradition of engaging diverse partners by hosting the Be Free 9th Annual Central Valley Conference on Human Trafficking. The event was held at the Veterans Memorial District, located in Clovis. Keynote speaker, Russell G. Wilson, an anti-trafficking expert, consultant and researcher, inspired the audience with a theme of “Restoring Hope” and provided an insightful look at how victims face their daily lives as
Central Valley Against Human Trafficking (CVAHT), Sanctuary
Brianna Levrier is our Employee of the Month for March and works at our Kings Canyon WIC office as a WIC Nutrition Assistant. A friendly and outgoing person, Brianna’s positivity makes an indelible impression in everyone she comes in touch with. She is well liked by her peers and clients alike. A person with a special ability to communicate with others, Brianna displays great skill and tact when interacting with clients, which has made her
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