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Give today! You can Help Provide Hope with your year-end donations!

Everyone needs help at some time in their lives!  Recently Beverly, a young pregnant mother visited the Human Services Center with her two-year old child.  That day she cam seeking help to escape domestic violence.  She was alone and frightened.  Her first stop was at Interface Children and Family Services, one of 12 non-profit agencies housed at the Human Services Center.  There she was able to get help with emergency shelter, the filing of a police report, and counseling for herself and her child.   They referred her to Ventura County Human Servicers in the same building so that she could apply for CalFresh, MediCal, and CalWorks, where job resources were made available to her.  She learned that Conejo Free Clinic could supply free legal advice and that Ohana Health would provide a free ultrasound and ongoing support for her pregnancy.  Lutheran Social Services will help her with housing. 

Five agencies, all in one location at the Human Services Center, gave this young mother hope and help for a better future for herself and her children!

You can provide the hope and help for people like Beverly with your donation.  Last year your gift enabled 79,000 clients to receive vital services provided at the Human Services Center.  Your dollars improved their situation whether the clients were in need of grief support, medical or dental  attention, a meal, family crisis counseling, or other essential services offered at the site.

Your continued donations will save non-profit agencies almost $300,000 in rent.  Those savings can be redirected to provide critical services for their clients.

Thank you for your continued support!

Robin Britt, Executive Director

To contact Community Conscience, call (805) 494-3543.

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Each month Community Conscience spotlights one of the 13 human services agencies who operate rent-free in our 22,000 square-foot building. Those agencies serve 50,000 people annually, and we want to share their stories. Subscribe to our newsletter to have their stories delivered to your inbox.