Doing our best to support clients and their families, we respect the dignity of all people and recognize the difficulties of navigating aging and caregiving. We advocate for and provide assistance so clients and family members can continue to live productive, active, and enriched lives.

Award Winning Consultant with 20+ years’ experience in Social Services/Government Services sector · Award winning training consultant with 18+ years design, develop and perform learning solutions and keynote duties for various public and private sector agencies and organizations. · ICF Certified Coach with 10+ years’ experience in life, business and leadership coaching · Work with organizations in various fields, including financial services, health care, human and social services, child welfare services academies, community outreach, legal aid and mental health and disability services programs.

Executive Business Writing is a company that was developed several years ago to assist many who neither have the time or perhaps even the skill set to successfully and professionally produce various writing projects. We coach our clients through the writing process and develop their manuscripts into successful books that can be enjoyed by their target audience. We specialize in producing professional resumes, business plans, and grant writing as well. At Executive Business Writing, our motto is “We Write So You Don’t Have To!” We are happy to assist in your area of need.

Contributions help embrace diversity, inclusiveness, and empowerment as core values and works to ensure that veterinarian medicine learns to embrace these values as well.

Home Loans and Real Estate Services

The National Black Chamber of Commerce is dedicated to economically empowering and sustaining African-American communities through entrepreneurship and capitalistic activity within the US and via interaction with the African Diaspora.

The Riverside County Black Chamber of Commerce is committed to Leading by Example

The Legacy Bridges Foundation, Inc. is a California 501(c)3 non-profit public benefit corporation founded to provide support to individuals and families affected by epilepsy and other seizure related disorders. Epilepsy is at the present time, an incurable neurological disorder in which abnormal brain activity causes seizures or other unnatural behaviors.

Program provides services to children with severe emotional and behavioral problems. Staff works closely with schools to provide services to students who experience academic problems as a result of their severe emotional problems. Parent partners offer support and advocacy services to parents whose children are receiving services at the clinic.

Doula services for families from prenatal to birth to postpartum

Elevate Commercial Lending is a group of highly experienced seasoned, certified financial professionals. With our knowledge and expertise, we can usually find a solution for all your business and financing needs. Unlike a bank, or local lending institution, which only lend to the most credit-worthy businesses, Elevate Commercial Lending, with its relationships with national lenders, can usually find you a solution.

Provide solutions for: Individuals, Businesses, Churches and Other Non Profits. Among those solutions are: Life, Accident, Health Insurance, Final Expense, Travel Assurance, Corporate Benefits, Merchant Services, etc. I have two policies that I have no competition because they are proprietary.

Here at Make It Happen we assist men, women and children with hair loss and scalp issues.

Heritage Health Network provides Enhanced Care Management to vulnerable populations with Medi-Cal across Los Angeles, Riverside and San Bernardino counties.

There has been an increasing interest by newer members of the NABSW regarding the formation of the NABSW in 1968. Some have been intrigued by the reality that this organization has continued all these years without outside funding. Some have been amazed that the NABSW has remained true to its roots as an African/ African- American/Black organization. The panel includes some of the founders who coalesced in San Francisco in 1968 to form the national organization. These individuals came from all parts of the country; some of them had already formed local black social work organizations. We will examine the climate that led to the formation, the ideology which underpins the organization, and importantly how the past should inform the future direction of NABSW.

Positive Black Images offers the finest in African American art & accessories. Our products are available for retail buyers, and they can be purchased wholesale by art galleries, art dealers, eCommerce sites, and other fine art businesses. We are particularly proud to offer you a collection that is representative of the African American experience. All of the art has a purpose, and it tells a story. Always directing our thrust is the profound belief that art is not simply a financial investment, but it is a cultural investment. When used properly, fine art can serve as a “teaching tool” for today’s youth and tomorrow’s leaders. We have focused on, but not limited ourselves to some of the following subject matter: a) Family Life, b) Religious Themes, c) Music and Rhythm, d) Educational Pursuits, e) Buffalo Soldiers, f) Black Voices and much more. The Positive Black Images collection of fine art and gift accessories includes open and limited edition prints, full color and black and white reproductions, a full line of exciting Christmas, All Occasion and Humorous greeting cards, and more.

African and African American intellectual, cultural, and spiritual gifts inform Umoja Community values and practices. The Umoja Community seeks to nurture knowledge of and pride in these treasures. The learning experience within the Umoja Community will provide each individual the opportunity to add their voice and their story to the collective voices and stories of the African Diaspora.

The Umoja Program is a statewide community network of resources and educators, who are committed to the personal growth and self actualization of African American and other students".

The UMOJA Program is a S.T.E.P. program that is dedicated to enhancing the cultural and educational experience of students at Victor Valley College. The UMOJA program targets students that are interested in learning about African American history and culture. Traditionally, African American students are underrepresented in community college, therefore, the goal of this program is to promote academic and personal success as well as encouraging transfer to 4-year colleges/universities.

There is no silver bullet to success. It takes an army of people, a safe environment, high-quality programs and unique experiences to level the playing field for all kids. Boys & Girls Clubs don't just do one thing, we do whatever it takes to build great futures for America's young people.

The West Valley College Umoja Community is a community of educators and learners committed to the academic success, personal growth, and self-actualization of African Americans and other underrepresented students on the road to higher education. The Umoja Community is open to all students, yet it gains meaning through its connection to the African Diaspora. African and African American intellectual, cultural, and spiritual gifts inform the Umoja Community values and practices. WVC Umoja has actively contributed to the transfer of hundreds of West Valley students to the University of California and California State University systems, Historically Black Colleges and Universities, and other renowned public and private universities.

The intent of BCCUSA is to provide access to African American students and others who would appreciate and benefit from learning the African Diaspora viewpoint. The commonality among these students will be an academic competitive spirit and the desire to attain an advanced education.

Umoja (a Kiswahili word meaning 'unity') is a community and critical resource dedicated to enhancing African American and other students' cultural and educational experiences. We believe that when students' voices and histories are deliberately and intentionally recognized, the opportunity for self-efficacy emerges, and a foundation is formed for academic success.

The Umoja Scholars Program at East Los Angeles College is a two-semester learning community open to all students but specifically designed to assist African American and Black students in transferring to four-year colleges and universities and earning their degrees.

Our Umoja program offers supported english classes that are made to fully support students inside and outside of the classroom; each class features a tutor and supportive faculty who teach from an Afro-centric perspective and have extensive office hours to offer students multiple ways to stay engaged and succeed! In addition, Our program is a part of the Equity department at Santa Barbara City College; and much like the Center for Equity and Social Justice, also features a multitude of programming and events that are designed to further develop students academically, mentally, and professionally.