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Native American community aims to end stigma around suicide, mental health

For six years, the Fresno American Indian Health Project has hosted a vigil to unite the Native American community and shed light on mental health. ....

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Wearing red, dozens rally in Fresno on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons Day

“We need our neighbors and friends to care that this has happened.” ....

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Funding Coming To An End For Community Gardens In Fresno Co. Unable To Meet New State Requirements

The Fresno Center s community garden in Sanger serves 100 people.
It’s been 40 years since Dr. Ghia Xiong lived and farmed in Laos, but he says this seven acre community garden in Sanger always reminds him of his childhood.
“Going to the farm with my parents and seeing how beautiful it is and then being able to come to this garden just takes me back home like that,” he says.
Xiong says being here out in the open provides a sense of peace.
“The plants, the corn, the lemongrass here tells you where the wind flows,” he says.
Xiong is director of the Living Well Center at The Fresno Center and has developed mental health and wellness programs for more than 20 years, including prevention and early intervention services like this garden. ....

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