The California Partnership for Access to Treatment (CPAT) is a diverse network of advocacy organizations, community groups, health care providers and employers, committed to ensuring a healthy and productive California.
CPAT serves as a communications, education and resource network to keep its partners and the communities they serve informed about critical issues involving access to treatment in California.
Arriba Juntos
Mission Arriba Juntos' mission is to promote economic self-sufficiency for San Franciscans and their families through occupational training and employment opportunities.
About
Founded in San Francisco’s Mission District in 1965, Arriba Juntos has evolved into an organization that provides education and employment programs on a city-wide basis serving diverse neighborhoods and cultures. Arriba Juntos clients are among the most at-risk groups for prolonged poverty including homeless heads of household lacking marketable job skills, high school dropouts, domestic violence victims, individuals with limited English-speaking skills and children who are two or more grades behind in school.
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"We became a CPAT partner because we felt our organization could benefit from being a part of a larger, collaborative network of groups interested in working for a healthier California." - Michelle Kellogg, Executive Director, Yolo Community Care Continuum
New Medicines in Development for Diseases Affecting African Americans Moderated by former San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown.
CPAT is proud to co-host this event with Mervyn Dymally, Chair of the California Black Caucus Foundation and the Assembly Health Committee. June 16 - Sacramento June 17 - Los Angeles
Supported by America's Pharmaceutical Research Companies
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