We im sure made many mistakes along the way, but we were very gratified that we were housing folks who had traditionally been not able to get housing. Along the way we had some learning in terms of what it takes and what the support services really should be in the housing. And up until that point, really the notion was you just had a couple kind of case managers and everything would be okay. And that was an understandable, you know, beginning to Supportive Housing because it was a reaction against more institutional care so we didnt want to recreate Skilled Nursing facilities and so forth in the community, but as we got into it more and realized what we could also do additionally with more enhanced Health Care Services on site, we really began to hit our stride more and really see how you could stabilize people in housing and so then we hooked up with dr. Josh bamburger, the medical director of our section. We started introducing, you know, some nursing hours within the building so we
All right, for real, though, this time, lets give it up for our class of 2013. applause i want to thank superintendent karanza, our Golden State Warrior carl landry and our supervisors breed and president chiu. Thank you, christina. Your staff for an amazing event. We want to Kristine Johnson all the parents, teacher, principals who came out to celebrate our kids. Congratulations, everyone. Please stay and join us for refreshments and congratulating our graduates. Now we will commence the meeting of the Mayors Disability Council and member Denise Senhaux will read the announcement. City hall is accessible to persons using wheelchairs, and other assistive mobility devices. Wheelchair access is provided at the grove van ness and mcallister streets and wheelchair at polk street, Carlton Goodlett is temporarily interrupted due to wheelchair lift repairs. We appreciate your patience during this time and ask that you use any of the remaining entrances when visiting city hall. Assistive liste
We im sure made many mistakes along the way, but we were very gratified that we were housing folks who had traditionally been not able to get housing. Along the way we had some learning in terms of what it takes and what the support services really should be in the housing. And up until that point, really the notion was you just had a couple kind of case managers and everything would be okay. And that was an understandable, you know, beginning to Supportive Housing because it was a reaction against more institutional care so we didnt want to recreate Skilled Nursing facilities and so forth in the community, but as we got into it more and realized what we could also do additionally with more enhanced Health Care Services on site, we really began to hit our stride more and really see how you could stabilize people in housing and so then we hooked up with dr. Josh bamburger, the medical director of our section. We started introducing, you know, some nursing hours within the building so we
April 17th, 2014. I am supervisor norman yee and i will be chairing this meeting. Its really hard to hear, excuse me, for you people that are chattering. We need to have you go outside and maybe have your discussions outside. I am joined by supervisor katy tang, the vicechair, and supervisor david campos. The clerk today is alisa miller. The committee would also like to acknowledge the staff of sfgovtv, jonathan gum lock and jim smith who record each of madam clerk, i would like to call items 5, 6 and 7 after item 1. Okay. Item number 1 is a motion confirming the mayors reappointment of Cheryl Brinkman, for a term ending march 1, 2018, to the Municipal Transportation Agency board of directors. Ms. Brinkman, are you here . Yes he, i am. Where are you . Oh, there you are ~. Good afternoon, chairman, vicechairman tang, supervisor campos. I am Cheryl Brinkman. I currently serve on the mta board of directors as the vicechair. Ill talk a little about my past service before i focus on what id
Ideas, pioneering the next wave of disability policy. And i really want to encourage people to participate in this process. Its going to be at the ed roberts campus, which of course is the ashbury bart. And its a very grassroots, ground up identify your issue and pitch it to the crowd type of structure, similar to [speaker not understood]. In fact, they have a goal. They want no spectators, just participants. What they are looking for are people or groups that want to lead a session to share what youre working on, what your goals are, and your issues. So, sunday, may 4th, starting at 4 oclock is when the reception begins and access Dance Company is going to be performing that night at 5 30. And again, the meeting will be at ed roberts campus, ashbury bart, berkeley, california, and the best site to learn more about the National Council on disability is to go to the ncd. Wikia website. Thats like a rookie website for independents. And last of all, speaking of access and art, this week i