The Fresno Center
The Fresno Center
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About this organization
Mission
To assist individuals in becoming self-sufficient, self-fulfilled and productive members of the community while fostering cultural preservation and promoting cross cultural understanding.
About
The Organization provides the following programs:Covered California & Medi-California EnrollmentProvides presentations to the general public and private organizations, one-on-one education and key information about the Affordable Care Act (also known as Obamacare). This education includes types of health care coverage for families and individuals, such as Medi-Cal or private plans, based on their household size and annual income. We also help individuals and families apply for health care coverage (free of charge), whether they qualify for Medi-Cal or a Covered California plan.California Reducing Disparities Project (CRDP)Funded by the Mental Health Services Act of 2004 to provide culturally and linguistically competent prevention and early intervention services. The focus is to create an improved health system that is accessible to all populations, including underserved and vulnerable communities. Our goal is to reduce depression, anxiety, and acculturation issues in Hmong adults and elders by improving their physical, psychological, social, and spiritual well-being and increasing their knowledge/awareness of mental health issues.FUSD Parent UniversityIn partnership with Fresno Unified School District's Parent University program, we help families within the school district through parent learning courses, navigate available resources, engage families to achieve career ready graduates, and connect families to the district and their community to guide them to improve student achievement. Holistic Cultural & Education Wellness CenterA program of Fresno Countys Department of Behavioral Health through the Mental Health Service Act provides culturally and linguistically appropriate education, training, and linkage services to un-served and underserved individuals and groups who may typically not seek traditional Western (clinically based) mental health services. We are staffed with diverse Cultural Brokers who speak Spanish, Hmong, Lao, Khmer, Hindi, Punjabi, and English.Horticultural Therapeutic Community CentersA program that enhances existing community gardens as a platform for peer and mental health support and engagement, on matters that relate to the participants' mental well-being through activities in traditionally and culturally relevant environments in unserved and underserved suburban and rural communities.Immigration ServicesThe Fresno Center (TFC) has over 10 years of experience in providing immigration assistance especially in naturalization services. TFC provides citizenship classes in four different languages - Khmer, Lao, Hmong, and Spanish. TFCs naturalization services are free of charge. TFC also assists clients in applying for a fee waiver or reduced fee upon qualification and requested by the clients. Additionally, TFC provides access to free legal services for those who seek naturalization services at TFC.Latino & Southeast Asian NavigatorThe goal of this program is to help improve and promote service delivery to Latino and Southeast Asian speaking individuals with developmental disabilities and their families. By reducing barriers to service utilization in the Fresno and Merced Counties through improving understanding of, access to engagement with, and improved utilization of Central Valley Regional Center (CVRC) and generic services.Listos CaliforniaThe Fresno Center is a part of Listos California project as one part of the statewide California For All Emergency Preparedness Campaign announced by Governor Newsoma joint campaign between California Volunteers and the Governors Office of Emergency Services. Listos translated from Spanish to English means ready. The goal is to help Californians be prepared for emergencies such as wildfires, floods and earthquakes and to bolster local resiliency and connect one million diverse and vulnerable Californians to culturally and linguistically competent support. As needed, members deploy to disasters and provide appropriate assistance to the organization(s) directly managing the disaster response. The Member training plan includes extensive time on how to assist in disasters, and the work plan calls for the project and the Teams, when a disaster arises, to immediately create a detailed and appropriately scaled deployment plan.Living Well CenterThe Living Well Center is an organizational provider with the Fresno County Mental Health Plan to provide culturally competent and linguistically accessible outpatient specialty mental health services. It is staffed with culturally and linguistically capable and qualified mental health practitioners and staff to provide outpatient specialty mental health services to Southeast Asian (SEA) consumers with mild to moderate mentally ill conditions. In addition, LWC maintains a mental health clinical training program for SEA post-master interns and graduate students. The purpose of the training program is to increase the number of licensed SEA mental health professionals to provide culturally and linguistic mental health services for those who are of Hmong, Laotian, Vietnamese or Cambodian descents.Neighborhood Resource CenterIn 2018, the Neighborhood Resource Center for the 93727 was established in partnership with Exceptional Parenting Unlimited (EPU) and The Fresno Center (TFC) to address factors contributing to child abuse. This partnership will enhance culturally and linguistically congruent services targeting early aged children, young children, and their families/support systems. Services provided in English, Hmong, and Spanish.Southeast Asian (SEA) Young Empowerment & Advocacy ProjectThe Young Adult Empowerment and Advocacy Project promotes empowerment and advocacy in Southeast Asian families for leadership roles as well as provide educational information on civic engagement and policies. In addition, the program advocates for better quality healthcare services to low income Medi-Cal recipients and provides United States Citizenship education classes for participants with a goal of becoming a naturalized citizen. We also provide services in assisting Southeast Asians to apply for their immigration or U.S. Citizenship application(s).Building Healthy Community Southeast Asian (SEA) Parent Engagement ProjectThe Projects goal is to help improve educational opportunities for Southeast Asian (Hmong, Lao, Cambodian) students and families, within Fresno Unified School District, through family engagement and empowerment. The framework of this project is to increase the awareness of Southeast Asian parents by engaging them in their children's academic achievements and advocate for a positive and productive environment of a school setting to support students towards graduation.SolarThe Fresno Center is working to make energy more affordable for our families. In collaborations with the City of Fresno and GRID Alternatives homeowners who meet the following qualifications may receive solar panels at no-cost.Team & ChangesThe Telecommunications Education and Assistance in Multiple-languages (TEAM) program provides educational workshops and informational materials for consumer protection, as identified in the California Public Utilities Commission (CPU), under the CPU's Telecommunications Consumer Protection Initiative (CPI). As part of the program, we help assist consumers with resources or disputes.The Community Help and Awareness of Natural Gas and Electricity Services (CHANGES) program assists consumers with natural gas and electricity education and resources. The program includes advocating and assistance with negotiating payments and finding resources for the consumer. Volunteer & Internship OpportunitiesThe Fresno Center welcome volunteers and potential internship positions. Volunteer and internship opportunities will help students gain the skills necessary or graduation units, if applicable.Voter Education and Civic EngagementThe goal of the Voter Education and Civic Engagement is to encourage increased voter participation and active citizenship, especially among new voters and in the underserved and un-served communities. Promote voter participation, civic engagement, and engage with candidates on a nonpartisan basis. Build lasting capacity for voter education, rights, participation, and election engagement throughout an election process. Strengthen voter participation and encourage new civic leadership.Welfare to WorkThe Fresno Center has contracted with the County of Fresnos Department of Social Services (DSS) to provide mental health treatment to families who are recipients of California Work Opportunity and Responsibility to Kids (CalWORKs) and Welfare-to-Work (WTW) benefits. The services are for clients with mild to moderate mental health symptoms in the city of Fresno and rural Fresno County. The goal of the program is to remove mental health barriers to employment that assist mental health services, resulting in clients engaging in school, employment, or approved WTW activities; thus, resulting in clients transitioning from welfar
Interesting data from their 2020 990 filing
The purpose of the non-profit is outlined in the filing as “To assist individuals in becoming self-sufficient, self-fulfilled and productive members of the community while fostering cultural preservation and promoting cross cultural understanding.”.
When discussing its operations, they were defined as: “To assist individuals in becoming self-sufficient, self-fulfilled and productive members of the community while fostering cultural preservation and promoting cross cultural understanding.”.
- The state where the non-profit operates has been legally reported as CA.
- The non-profit has reported 89 employees on their form as of 2020.
- Does not operate a hospital.
- Does not operate a school.
- Does not collect art.
- Does not provide credit counseling.
- Does not have foreign activities.
- Is not a donor advised fund.
- Is not a private foundation.
- Expenses are greater than $1,000,000.
- Revenue is greater than $1,000,000.
- Revenue less expenses is $78,655.
- The CEO compensation structure within the organization is not based on a review and approval from an impartial entity.
- The organization has 11 independent voting members.
- The organization was formed in 1991.
- The organization has a written policy that addresses conflicts of interest.
- The organization is required to file Schedule O.
- The organization pays $2,947,552 in salary, compensation, and benefits to its employees.
- The organization pays $38,177 in fundraising expenses.
- The organization has minutes of its meetings.
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