Pathway Society

The Latino Commission, based in San Bruno, CA, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to transforming communities through addiction recovery programs and holistic health services. With a focus on cultural values and family support, they offer a range of services including outpatient treatment, youth empowerment programs, and professional development workshops. Since its inception in 1991, the organization has been committed to restoring individuals and families by providing a safe and respectful environment that embraces diversity. Their approach integrates traditional cultural practices with modern treatment methodologies to foster healing and personal growth. Generated from the website

ANR is a member-supported organization. Members receive copies of our newsletter, ANR UPDATE ; Action Alerts regarding smokefree issues in their area or of national interest ; discounts on materials ; and member-priority assistance when they request help from our staff to enact, implement, or protect smokefree laws. If you are interested in becoming a member, you can join online using your credit card via our secure system ; or call 510-841-3032 to join by phone. You may also request that membership information be sent to your mailing address. "The first national organization to focus on the need for a local clean indoor air policy was ANR, which is still the recognized leader in the field. ANR has supported local efforts in a number of ways: providing technical assistance, training, and strategic guidance to local coalitions ; keeping them informed of the latest policy trends and opposition tactics ; linking a coalition with local coalitions in other parts of the country that were encountering similar experiences ; developing 'best practices' guidelines ( ANR 2002 ) ; and disseminating model ordinances. ANR maintains a database of local ordinances and their provisions in order to track progress in eliminating unintended loopholes and addressing legal issues." ( U.S. Surgeon General's Report, The Health Consequences of Involuntary Exposure to Tobacco Smoke, Chapter 10, page 580, June 2006 ). Our sister organization, the American Nonsmokers' Rights Foundation ( ANR Foundation ), is a non-lobbying, educational nonprofit organization ( 501 ( c ), which creates comprehensive programs for youth of all ages on issues of smoking prevention, the benefits of smokefree air, and the right to breathe smokefree air. It provides educational resources for schools, health departments, medical organizations, and others interested in the issues surrounding smoking and secondhand smoke. Our goals are to raise a smokefree generation that rejects tobacco use and tobacco industry manipulation and interference tactics, and to educate the community about the health effects of secondhand smoke and the benefits of smokefree environments. We provide educational materials and training seminars for youth and adults to aid in the quest for a smokefree environment. The ANR Foundation is the only national repository of local tobacco-related ordinances and regulations in the United States. Our U.S. Tobacco Control Laws