Richland LERDO District gets 400000 three year grant
The California Department of Education announced a three year 400000 grant to Richland Lerdo School District to operate the Healthy Start program. A 50000 planning grant was awarded to the Healthy Start Steering Committee to gauge community support for integrated health mental health social and educational services near school sites. The district plans to use startup 100000 and annual 300000 operational funds to establish the center over three years, linking schools with multiple agencies at a One Stop Service Center near Apple Market. The project will hire a full time director and a part time staffer six days a week while providing referrals from school personnel and community Health Fairs already hosted by the Shafter Community Partnership/Healthy Start Steering Committee.
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Alzheimer's expert speaks to caregivers at Shafter convalescent
Ishida, a California State University Bakersfield psychologist, discussed Alzheimer’s disease at a caregiver meeting held at Shafter Convalescent Hospital. He described brain deterioration, lack of cure, and the emotional impact on patients with dementia while noting about 20 percent have a family history and research funds remain limited.
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Wasco Prison to be Audited After 11-0 Committee Vote
Wasco State Prison will undergo a management audit approved by the Joint Legislative Audit Committee by an 11 to 0 vote. Assemblyman Dean Florez pushed for the review, citing concerns over corrections staff confidentiality, Y2K readiness, power outages, and recently compromised files. The audit should start within two weeks and run about 90 days.
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