Fresno, County

At Children’s Services Network staff works every day towards the mission of “Improving the quality of care for children of the Central Valley.”Children’s Services Network provides the necessary support, education, and linkage of community resources to advocate for high-quality care for all children.

Central California Asthma Collaborative (CCAC) is a non-profit organization based in Fresno, CA, dedicated to improving health and addressing inequities by reducing environmental impacts and emphasizing the prevention and management of chronic diseases, particularly asthma. Through education, direct services, capacity building, and advocacy for sensible policies, CCAC aims to provide comprehensive asthma remediation and education services to Medi-Cal patients in the San Joaquin Valley. CCAC conducts environmental health research programs in collaboration with leading universities to study the effects of indoor and outdoor air pollution on children living in equity communities of the San Joaquin Valley. Additionally, CCAC offers programs such as SJV Air Network and EV Equity Program to provide real-time air quality data, alerts, and incentives for transitioning to electric vehicles in Valley communities, furthering their mission to create a healthier and more sustainable environment for all residents.Generated from the website

UCPCC was founded in 1954. Today, we serve more than 1,100 children and adults, along with their families, with a broad range of disabilities and special needs, including cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, autism, traumatic brain injuries, and other intellectual and developmental disabilities. aEUR<Central California which include Merced, Madera, Mariposa, Fresno, Kings, Kern, and Tulare counties. We recognize our students have a wide range of desires and needs, and we ensure everyone who walks through our doors has access to and opportunities for community engagement and life-enhancing programs. Arts & Agriculture in the Community students are increasing mobility, becoming advocates and increasing their social sphere. Center for the Arts & Technology goals include learning to use adaptive technology, growing food in our garden and selling works of art. Home Adaptive Program offers one-on-one exercise programs or educated integrated programs (either in the home or at the program site).