The California Partnership for Access to Treatment (CPAT)
is a diverse network of advocacy organizations, community groups,
health care providers and employers committed to increasing access
to prescription medicines to ensure a healthy and productive California.
The purpose of CPAT is to serve as a communications and resource network to keep its partners and the communities they serve informed about critical issues involving access to treatment in California.
California
Human Development
Mission
The mission of California Human Development (CHD) is to create
paths and opportunities for those seeking greater self-sufficiency,
independence and dignity through education, training, housing
, and other services.
About
California Human Development began in 1967 in Sonoma County and
has since grown to help low-income people in 15 different counties
in throughout Northern California. Working with a network of training
centers and private employers, CHD coordinates various programs
to increase the job skills of seasonal farmworkers so that they
may obtain stable, non-seasonal employment and continue to play
a vital role in California’s agricultural economy.
California
Human Development
