Working For Peace

Sausalito Village is a nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering community support and friendship among older residents of Sausalito, California. By promoting independence and active participation, it offers a diverse range of supportive services, volunteer opportunities, and social activities that help members live safe, connected lives as they age. The organization operates on the principle of "neighbors helping neighbors," encouraging members to engage with one another through simple acts of service. Sausalito Village also features regular community events, such as monthly meals where attendees can enjoy hearty soups and live music, fostering social interaction and camaraderie among seniors. Generated from the website

Soluna Health Inc, located in Sausalito, CA, is the Bay Area's only integrative medical practice that focuses on a team-based approach to patient health and wellness. They emphasize five pillars of health, including healthy sleep, community support, and nutrition, advocating for a lifestyle that prioritizes fitness over pharmaceuticals. Patients have reported exceptional care at Soluna, highlighting the personalized attention from Dr. Maureen Shaikh and her dedicated team. The practice is noted for its compassionate approach, thorough assessments, and a comfortable environment that encourages a holistic view of health and recovery. Generated from the website

The Children's AIDS Art Programme (CAAP) is a charitable organization dedicated to providing art therapy to children suffering from illness or abuse. Through their therapeutic art classes, CAAP aims to alleviate the suffering and emotional distress of these children, while also developing their motor and visual skills. In addition to working with children, CAAP has expanded their initiatives to include art therapy classes for adults at the Respite Center, and they have plans to further expand to the Desmond Tutu Youth Center in 2014. CAAP's mission is to provide a positive outlet for children and adults affected by HIV and other diseases, allowing them to express themselves and find hope through art. By organizing trips to art galleries and offering workshops, CAAP exposes these individuals to new experiences and environments, refreshing their minds and sparking creativity. With a dedicated team of art instructors and volunteers, CAAP continues to make a difference in the lives of those they serve.Generated from the website