Please save the date for two upcoming OCAPICA community events:
Vietnamese Ovarian Cancer Forum presented by Lucy Huynh from 10am-1:00pm at Seafood World, 15351 Brookhurst Street, Suites 101-106, Westminster, CA 92683 on Saturday, May 16, 2009
Thai Ovarian Cancer Forum presented by Nid Tiaprasith from 11:00am-2pm at Meesap Restaurant, 11020 Van Owen Street, North Hollywood, CA, 91605 on Saturday, May 23, 2009.
Please come and support our health team as they share important information on ovarian cancer and provide newly translated materials for outreach and education. These events are sponsored generously by the California Dialogue on Cancer - California Ovarian Cancer Program.
Hope to see you there, if you are able to attend please RSVP to me!
Jackie
Jacqueline H. Tran, MPH
Director, Center of Excellence to Eliminate Disparities (CEED) in Breast and Cervical Cancer among Asian and Pacific Islander Women
Orange County Asian and Pacific Islander Community Alliance (OCAPICA)
12900 Garden Grove Blvd., Suite 214A
Garden Grove, CA 92843
Telephone: 714-636-9095
Facsimile: 714-636-8828
Email: jtran@ocapica.org
Website: www.ocapica.org
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Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
PIHCP Community Forums - 3/21 & 3/28
TALOFA!, HAFA DAI!, ALOHA!, MALO E LELEI!, BULA!, IA ORA NA!, YOKWE YUK!
Greetings,
You are formally invited to attend a community forum brought to you by The Pacific Islander Health Careers Pipeline (PIHCP) of Orange County Asian and Pacific Islander Community Alliance (OCAPICA). The PIHCP is hosting community forums in San Diego and Long Beach. We hope that these community forums are central and easily accessible for the community at large. We plan to disseminate information and inform community members, key stakeholders, and decision makers of both the progress and future plans of the PIHCP program.
Our specific objectives for the community forums are the following:
1. Share key activities and accomplishments over the past year in planning a health careers pipeline program for Pacific Islander youth,
2. Share key findings, results and recommendations from the needs assessment that was conducted to assess the barriers for Pacific Islander youth from going into higher education (focus groups, and key informant interviews),
3. Solicit feedback from the community with regard to future direction of the PIHCP program, and
4. Provide opportunities and resources for partnership, involvement, and support of continued PIHCP efforts.
A community perspective is essential in informing the implementation phase of PIHCP. Please forward this to those in your networks that are interested in impacting the lives of Pacific Islanders through education and health promotion. Thank you for your time. If you have any further inquiries, please feel free to contact me.
TOFA SOIFUA, ESTA AGUPA, ALOHA, NOFO A, NI SA MOCE, E NOHO RA, YOKWE,
Joseph G. Fa’avae
We welcome you, OUR COMMUNITY, to attend one of the Pacific Islander Health Careers Pipeline community forums below…
Saturday, March 21st 2009
SAN DIEGO
Jacobs Center for Neighborhood Innovation
404 Euclid Avenue, Room 401
San Diego, CA 92114
12:00 – 3:00 p.m.
*Light refreshments will be available
Saturday, March 28th 2009
LONG BEACH
California State University, Long Beach
College of Business, Room 140
1250 Bellflower Blvd.
Long Beach, CA 90840
12:00-3:00 p.m.
(Park in LOT 17)
*Light refreshments will be available
Greetings,
You are formally invited to attend a community forum brought to you by The Pacific Islander Health Careers Pipeline (PIHCP) of Orange County Asian and Pacific Islander Community Alliance (OCAPICA). The PIHCP is hosting community forums in San Diego and Long Beach. We hope that these community forums are central and easily accessible for the community at large. We plan to disseminate information and inform community members, key stakeholders, and decision makers of both the progress and future plans of the PIHCP program.
Our specific objectives for the community forums are the following:
1. Share key activities and accomplishments over the past year in planning a health careers pipeline program for Pacific Islander youth,
2. Share key findings, results and recommendations from the needs assessment that was conducted to assess the barriers for Pacific Islander youth from going into higher education (focus groups, and key informant interviews),
3. Solicit feedback from the community with regard to future direction of the PIHCP program, and
4. Provide opportunities and resources for partnership, involvement, and support of continued PIHCP efforts.
A community perspective is essential in informing the implementation phase of PIHCP. Please forward this to those in your networks that are interested in impacting the lives of Pacific Islanders through education and health promotion. Thank you for your time. If you have any further inquiries, please feel free to contact me.
TOFA SOIFUA, ESTA AGUPA, ALOHA, NOFO A, NI SA MOCE, E NOHO RA, YOKWE,
Joseph G. Fa’avae
We welcome you, OUR COMMUNITY, to attend one of the Pacific Islander Health Careers Pipeline community forums below…
Saturday, March 21st 2009
SAN DIEGO
Jacobs Center for Neighborhood Innovation
404 Euclid Avenue, Room 401
San Diego, CA 92114
12:00 – 3:00 p.m.
*Light refreshments will be available
Saturday, March 28th 2009
LONG BEACH
California State University, Long Beach
College of Business, Room 140
1250 Bellflower Blvd.
Long Beach, CA 90840
12:00-3:00 p.m.
(Park in LOT 17)
*Light refreshments will be available
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