Mentor Network

The Fresno American Indian Health Project (FAIHP) has been dedicated to healing the Native community since 2007. With a team of experienced staff, they offer a range of medical and behavioral health services, including pediatric care, diabetes care, and 12-step programs, as well as youth programs and resources for suicide prevention and COVID-19. FAIHP is a nonprofit organization funded by the Fresno American Indian Health Project, committed to providing quality healthcare and support to the Native community in Fresno, California.Generated from the website

Special Services Community Center (SSCC), founded in May 1995, provides Driving Under the Influence (DUI) services across four locations in Fresno County, including Clovis, Kerman, Reedley, and Selma. The organization offers a variety of programs, including Wet Reckless and multiple First Offender programs, alongside a PC 1000 Drug Diversion program, serving approximately 1,300 participants with a dedicated team of 32 employees. As a fee-for-service organization governed by Title 9 of the State Government Code of Regulations, SSCC is not subsidized by the County or the State of California. The center is committed to enhancing its programs and services to better educate participants and the community while ensuring internal quality assurance through regular audits and compliance with regulations. Generated from the website