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FALL 2007 VOLUME 14, ISSUE 1 HPP’s Second Annual Health Fair– A TRIUMPH! HPP’s Second Annual Health Fair took place on August 10th. The fair was well attended by clients, staff, and friends and neighbors in the community. For some people, the high point was enjoying the nutritious snacks, including smoothies and fresh fruit beautifully presented by HPP’s Community Health Workers. For others, the main thrill was the visit from SF’s fire fighters who parked their truck outside Honoree Brenda Wright and the building and let children and adults explore it and learn about fire safety. For other guests of HPP at May 19th Event. others, learning about the benefits of yoga, acupuncture and massage opened up a new vista of natural healing. OUR HOUSE Our neighbors contributed to the success of our health fair. These included: e hosted our first fundraiser American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Carecen, Central American in our own home on the Resource Center, Horizons, KQED, La Leche League, Mission Neighborhood evening of May 19, 2007. W Health Center, New Generations Health Center, and General We honored Brenda Wright, Wells Fargo’s Senior Vice President and Hospital’s Doula Program. Regional Director of Community Development. Event co-chairs Melissa Etheridge and Tammy Lynn Etheridge were not able to be with us; nonetheless, the party was a huge success. We netted over $90,000 to support our programs. Over 300 guests, including staff, board, individual donors, and foundation, corporate and community partners, shared the evening with us. Check out our website for pictures of our successful and fun party. Martha Ryan and HPP staff enjoy the party. BOARD OF DIRECTORS October 2007 David Prowler, President Dear Friends of HPP, Joseph Ansanelli, Vice President The other day Inessa, the Supervisor of our Community Health Worker David Chen, J.D., Secretary Gilbert M. Fleitas, Treasurer training program, stopped me as I was returning from a meeting downtown. Zoe Clayson “Martha,” she said, “we have had 120 clients come in today—and it’s not even Tom Coyne Mildred Crear 2 o’clock.” Catherine Dodd I was amazed. Of course, since we have been in our beautiful new home, we Eric Goosby, M.D. have noticed that far more clients are coming to us for help. But I reflected on the Barbara Kimport Barry Lipman fact that in our first year of service, 1989, a part-time staff of three provided care Steven Mavromihalis for 72 pregnant women. This year 53 staff will serve more than 2,600 families. Maureen Miller Jeanne Myerson Our annual budget has grown from $52,000 to $3.8 million. Martha Ryan I am grateful to our incomparable staff, most of whom are formerly homeless HPP STAFF themselves. They understand the difficult issues of the families that come for help. Melissa Anderson, Community Health Worker They have faced domestic violence, substance abuse, poverty, homelessness, and Susan Arthur, Development Assistant the many challenges of new immigrants to this country. That is why they are so Beverly Ashworth, Finance Director Sonia Batres, Domestic Violence Coordinator effective in their work. Their empathy and their welcoming reception of families Carol Brennan, Office Manager are the reasons that more and more families keep coming as they set out on their Ellen-Rae Cachola, IT Support Virginia Chapman, Family Case Manager journey to becoming healthy parents with stable lives. Inessa Colon, Supervisor, CHW’s We are all born equal, but we do not all have the same opportunities in life. Fany Cortes, Family Case Manager Judy Crawford, Family Case Manager At HPP, we try to offer those opportunities to Paula Delehanty, Family Therapist our clients, to improve their health through BOARD OF Stephanie Dohar, Technology Center Manager Betty Espinoza, Family Case Manager recovery, to find a community and supportive DIRECTORS Antoinette Fort, Family Case Manager environment, to address barriers to mental Our thanks to HPP’s Brittney Fosbrook, IT Support Nancy Frappier, Wellness Center Coordinator wellness, to improve their skills so they can fantastic Board of Directors Alma Garcia, Family Case Manager find sustaining work, and to let them know for another year of superb Oswald Gravesande, Security guidance. Barbara Kimport, the Vivian Harris, Family Case Manager that we at HPP are by their side, and will Elise Heagerty, Program Director never give up on them. Development Director of the Michele Hill, Team Manager San Francisco AIDS Foundation Jonnae Holmes, Community Health Worker Thank you to our Board of Directors that Karen Hones, Development Director joined our Board this past guides us as we grow. Thank you to HPP’s Julie Jimenez, Peer Counselor summer and we look forward Shacrea Jones, Community Health Worker fantastic staff. And thank you for being a to learning a lot from her. Gil Renu Karir, Housing Contract Manager partner of our work. Working together, we Sindy Leon Rodriguez, Community Health Worker Fleitas, our former Board Shane Lutman, Building Engineer make this a better community. President, who has given so Laure McElroy, Community Health Worker much to HPP, including helping Josiane Mengue, Family Case Manager With Warmest Regards, Yvette Mitchell, Family Case Manager us find our new home, stepped Julie Mitra, Family Case Manager down from the Board to Ivania Molina, Mental Health Clinician Selina Moses, Family Case Manager contribute his many talents Peter Moylan, Grant Writer to others who need his help. Helen Neeley, Child Care Provider Martha Ryan, Founder and Executive Director Welcome, Barbara, and thank Jeaneth Palacios, Child Care Provider Michel’la Pride, New Beginnings, Case Manager you, Gil. Robin Pugh, CHW Curriculum Dev. Rebecca Reiner, Volunteer Coordinator Nicole Richardson, Community Health Worker Veronica Richardson, Family Case Manager HPP Elizabeth Rivera, Health Educator, Wellness Center Carla Roberts, Substance Abuse Specialist 2500 18th Street Consuelo Rodriguez, Community Health Worker San Francisco, CA 94110 Martha Ryan, Founder and Executive Director Serena Saeed, Wellness Center Volunteer Coordinator tel: 415.546.6756 Julia Sanchez, Family Case Manager fax: 415.546.6778 Romona Shewl, Peer Counselor Elizabeth Stewart, ESL Instructor www.homelessprenatal.org Guadalupe Valenzuela, Family Case Manager Cali Warfa, IT Consultant HPP NEWS VOL. 14 ISSUE 1 Eden Woldemariam, Differential Response Liaison/Family Case Manager Story: Karen Hones; Photos: Susan Arthur, Jeni Fong, Ileana Woltjer, Liaison from Home Away from HPP NEWS Brittney Fosbrook, Rebecca Reiner; Layout: Tina Lewenhaupt 2007 Homelessness Devorah Zehring, Child Development Coordinator 2 Jamaal and Dominique with Jamaal Jr. EARNED INCOME TAX CREDIT (EITC)

EITC—All Volunteer Effort. This year for the second time, HPP participated in the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) project, where low- income families (with the help of Joanne Burik, a retired nursing supervisor from San Francisco General Hospital, and Grant Schettler, a retired tax attorney, as well as other HPP volunteers) prepare their taxes on-line and obtain refunds for the taxes they have paid in. We worked with 197 families so far this year and obtained more than $190,000 in refunds for them. Our success last year in obtaining refunds was so great that we Client Spotlight doubled the number of people we served this year. (The word is out in the community!) We feel that the EITC project is a first step for many families on the road to financial stability. Veronica Richardson, Family Case Manager, shared a success story with us. “I had been ACCOMPLISHMENTS working with a young couple for more than a year when things really started to come together On September 20th, for them,” she told us. Jamaal and Dominique Martha Ryan received met through Job Corps on Treasure Island. When the “Isabelle Lemon Dominique got pregnant, the young couple Community Spirit Award” began living with Jamaal’s mother. Dominique from the San Francisco obtained prenatal care throughout her pregnancy Giants. Thirty-seven of and gave birth to her beautiful healthy son on Martha’s fans (family and October 6, 2006. Veronica had helped them to staff) were on hand to get on all the housing lists in San Mateo, Napa, celebrate the award and Solano Counties. Jamaal Sr. found work at a with her—and stayed retirement home. Dominique went to school to to watch the game. become a massage therapist. In August 2007 their housing came through and they moved into a townhouse in Daly City. (Dominique’s mother had passed away and she had some furniture Eden Woldemariam, Ramona Shewl, and Selina Moses were from her mother’s home. HPP donated a crib honored with a “Differential and some pots and pans.) When interviewed for Response Award” on this story, Jamaal Sr. was in the computer lab September 5,2007 to recognize their exemplary services to researching a used car to take him from home to children and families. work. He said, “I’m looking forward to when I’m vested at work and can start contributing to the 401k.” That’s planning for the future! CHW GRADUATION On Friday, July 6th, five women graduated Jorge is thrilled with his new backpack full of school supplies. His pack was one of over 100 donated by BIG from HPP’s Community Health Worker training program. The women (Blacks in Government) and the San Francisco and Marin successfully completed the year-long internship. HPP staff, family, and Alumnae Chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha (drive coordinated friends celebrated the accomplishments of the graduates. The five graduates by Celia Cattani of were: Melissa Anderson, Belita Cosby, LaTanya Johnson, Miche’la Pride, Elizabeth Rivera Community Karma).

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t the heart of our program is non-judgmental, supportive case management. Our case managers help clients tap into their inner strengths and resiliency to develop a plan to achieve self-sufficiency for themselves and their families. Because a majority of HPP Afamily case managers and program managers are formerly homeless mothers, they are able to create a relationship of trust and credibility with women. They also serve as role models and guide the growth of our services in our partner- Wellness Center Staff (l. to r.): Elizabeth Rivera, Michel’la Pride, ship with families as they move toward self-sufficiency. Nancy Frappier and Serena Saeed HPP integrates services to our clients across three areas: 2) COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKER (CHW) TRAINING 1) Perinatal Services and Wellness Program, 2) Community PROGRAM: The CHW training program is a 12-month, intensive, Health Worker Training Program, and 3) Family Support on-the-job paid internship that prepares unemployed, formerly Services, including substance abuse counseling and referrals, homeless women to transition from welfare to meaningful, help with addressing family violence issues, and therapy. productive work. CHW trainees perform community outreach. They participate in continuing education, such as earning a General 1) PERINATAL SERVICES AND WELLNESS PROGRAM: Educational Development (GED) Diploma or a certificate from City HPP provides prenatal classes covering prenatal care, nutrition, College of San Francisco. They also upgrade their office, computer, health of the mother, labor and delivery, breast feeding, and the and writing skills. Eighty-five women have graduated from the care of a newborn. The Wellness Program features a network of program since 1995 and 80 found permanent work with benefits at volunteers who provide alternative health services, such as yoga other social service agencies such as the Tenderloin Housing Clinic, classes, massage for mother and infant, chiropractic adjustment, Larkin Street Youth Services, and La Casa de las Madres domestic doula support, parent-child (0-3) relationship building, group violence shelter. prenatal care for women at similar stages in their pregnancies, and support groups in English and Spanish to build a community among 3) FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES: HPP believes that to women who often feel isolated and alone. be successful in helping clients create healthy families, obtain Of the 3,255 babies born to our clients between 1992 and permanent housing and employment and achieve self-sufficiency, it 2006, 89% have had healthy birthweights and 95% have been is necessary to help them address the many obstacles to stability born drug-free. that they face. Supportive services include:

L-R (first row): Julia Sanchez, Virginia Chapman, Guadalupe Valenzuela; L-R (first row): Julie Mitra, Fany Cortes, Judy Crawford; (second row): (second row): Sonia Batres, Josiane Mengue, Alma Garcia Michele Hill, Antoinette Fort, Yvette Mitchell, Veronica Richardson 4 Child Development Team: Jeaneth Palacios, Devorah Zehring, Helen Neeley

• No-interest loans of up to $1,000 per family for the purchase of tools, work supplies or education/training CHW Team (L-R) (first row): Consuelo Rodriguez, Shacrea Jones, Jonnae Holmes, Sindy Leon; (second row): Laure McElroy, Nicole Richardson, Inessa Colon programs. • Classes in financial literacy, art, • Domestic violence case management services, support ESL, and writing. groups, counseling, legal advocacy and referrals to domestic • Drop-in childcare center for violence shelters. parents accessing HPP services. The • Referrals for mothers trying to get into residential and childcare staff provides age and devel- Ivania Molina, Ph.D., outpatient treatment programs for substance abuse, advocacy opmentally appropriate activities; works HPP’s new therapist for mothers involved with child custody issues, assisting pregnant with parents and case managers to women in getting clean and sober in order to deliver healthy babies. evaluate how children are coping with, • Mental health crisis therapy provided on-site by our therapist. reacting to and experiencing the myriad • Assisting families as they obtain and sustain permanent stresses in their lives; helps families with housing with some short-term financial help for move-in deposit, applications for subsidized childcare first month’s rent, or back rent and utilities. programs; and helps register four year olds in preschool programs. • Computer skills classes offering basic skills in operating a computer; Microsoft Office applications, and internet research for health issues and finding jobs and housing. Renu Karir, Housing Contract Manager

TECHNOLOGY MANAGER—Stephanie Dohar Stephanie began her career in Silicon Valley as a software engineer. In 2004, she came to HPP as a volunteer ESL instructor. Later that same year, she traveled to Argentina where she became an avid mountaineer, tango dancer, and extreme telecommuter, providing consultation for American companies from abroad. As Technology Manager at HPP, she has come full circle, uniting her passions for community service and technology.

L-R (first row): Selina Moses, Betty Espinoza, Technology Staff (L-R): Ellen-Rae Cachola, Cali Warfa, Brittney Fosbrook Vivian Harris; (second row): Eden Woldemariam, Julie Jimenez, Carla Roberts; 5 (third row) Melissa Anderson, Ramona Shewl Thanks! Capital Campaign: HPP would like to acknowledge the following for their contributions: BREAKING THE CYCLE CORPORATE, FOUNDATION AND GOVERNMENT SUPPORT OF HOMELESSNESS AND Anonymous Foundations (3) Rainbow Grocery Cooperative Just Desserts Adobe Louise & Claude Rosenberg Jr. Joan Kelleher POVERTY IN FAMILIES Isabel Allende Foundation Foundation Lily Kanter-Sarosi Ashbury Children’s Fund Samaritan Fund Landmark Theater ust two years ago, HPP purchased our AT&T Foundation San Francisco Dept. of Corporation new home for $4.65 million and began Atlas Asia-Pacific Children, Leap Frog Youth and Families Bella Vista Foundation Lovejoy’s Tea Room Jphase 1 of a capital campaign to pay off San Francisco Dept. of Human Blue Grass Community Lullaby Lane Services the mortgage. Today, the mortgage balance Foundation The Marsh San Francisco Dept. of Public Blue Shield of Maternity Xchange has been substantially reduced to just $1.56 Health Foundation Michael G. McConnell million. Because of this reduction of our The San Francisco Foundation John Burton Foundation for James McPhee George H. Sandy Foundation mortgage, we have been able to expand our Children Without Homes Josiane Mengue The Seven Principles Project California Wellness Foundation MetroMint programs and services for families. Without Spectrum Label Corporation Cisco Systems Foundation Metronome Dance Center Morris Stulsaft Foundation your help, we would not have reached this Claridad & Crowe Mission Cliffs Indoor Climbing The Swig Company point in our capital campaign. Our phase 1 Clean Water Fund Mom’s the Word Maternity Swinerton Builders Foundation Community Karma Wear goal is to pay off the mortgage so that we will Symantec Community Thrift Store Daniel, Josephine & Greg owe nothing on the building and be able to S.H. Cowell Foundation Target Moreno Farallone Pacific Insurance Thelen Reid Brown Raysman & Mothering Magazine redirect all the monthly payments on the Steiner Company Mozzarella di Bufala Pizzeria Tides Foundation mortgage to expanding our programs. We are First Five San Francisco My Brest Friend Tipping Point Community so close—please help us finish phase 1 of our First Republic Bank New Conservatory Theatre TOP Latin America campaign. Our capital campaign goal is to have Five Bridges Foundation Center June and Julian Foss Top Oil Products Nextsport the building paid off by the end of 2008. Our Foundation United Way Noah’s Bagels Friedman Family Foundation Van Loben Sels/Rembe Rock Nordstrom goal in partnering with families on their Foundation The Gap Foundation Sheila M. O’Brien Wells Fargo Foundation journey to stability is to break the cycle of The Carl Gellert and Celia Eileen Ormiston Working Assets homelessness and poverty so that children Berta Osento Bathhouse for Women Gellert Foundation Working Essentials Osmosis Day Spa Sanctuary will grow up to be stable healthy adults— GLAAD 2007 IN-KIND & ARTISTS: Paramount’s Great America GGS Foundation and never end up on the streets again. James Aarons-Natoma Peet’s Coffee & Tea Giants Community Fund Phase 2: After we have achieved the goal Ceramic Design Pinkies Nail Salon Give Something Back American Friends Service PKL Designs of our first phase of the capital campaign, we The David B. Gold Foundation Committee John Postma & David Karp Horace W. Goldsmith will begin to raise an additional $1.5 million for Amoeba Music Rainbow Grocery Cooperative Foundation Anchor Company Ripley’s Believe It Or Not! a perpetual fund to cover building expenses James & Mignon Groch Fund Asian Art Museum Museum Evelyn & Walter Haas, Jr. Fund that we will incur in the coming years. The Balloon Lady Ritz Camera Mimi & Peter Haas Fund Bambuddha Lounge Lori Rusinko The Robert and Ruth Halperin Nenad Barackov Joe & Susan Ryan Foundation Bi-Rite Market Martha Ryan In fiscal year 2006-2007: Harb, Levy & Weiland Brava! For Women in the Arts Safeway Armin & Esther Hirsch 109 babies were born. 100 (92%) were Britex Fabrics Foundation Burger Joint born of normal birthweight and 105 (96%) George Frederick Jewett San Francisco Symphony were born drug-free. Foundation Byington Vineyard & Winery The Robert Wood Johnson California Academy of Sandpiper Inn, Stinson Beach 458 families received housing services Foundation Sciences Kristin Satzman Jones Family Foundation Chevy’s Terry Sauve at HPP. Some obtained deposits; others Junior League of San Francisco Children’s Book Project Schug Carneros Estate Winery obtained back rent. Still others received Kaiser Permanente Club One Fitness Semifreddi’s Bakery both a deposit and first month’s rent. Kalliopeia Foundation Cole Hardware Serena & Lily Community Thrift These families included 870 children for Knossos Foundation Elly Simmons Betty Lo Foundation Costco Diana Slavin Womenswear which homelessness ended. Ludwig Foundation Rana DiOrio Small Fry Louis Lurie Foundation di Pietro Todd Salon Sports Basement McKesson Foundation Due Maternity Starbucks Mental Wellness Foundation Entenmann’s Bakery Sunset Day Spa OUR OWN LOCAL HERO Mill Valley Baby & Kids Farm Fresh To You Super Nutrition Hon. Dianne Feinstein In March, Martha Ryan was one of Mom’s The Word Target Morgan Stanley Foreign Cinema Liz Vaughan five women honored as a Local Hero by Mount Zion Health Fund Grey Goose Variety Children’s Charity KQED during Women’s History Month. National Philanthropic Trust Vivian Harris Vickisa Teresa Hill Visit www.kqed.com to learn more about Nordstrom Walgreen’s Pacific Union Community Fund Leonilla & Sarah Hones Working Essentials these awards. Pan Pacific Realty Japanese Weekend Devorah Zehring 6 Some Creative Ways to Give *

W Make a donation to honor the birth of a child, any then, we have received many donations of birthday or anniversary, or to remember the life of a baby clothes, as well as maternity clothes, strollers, loved one. and other useful items for new Moms. Many thanks! W “Invest in a Family” and join our cadre of loyal monthly GIFTS FOR BABY SHOWER. Each set of prenatal donors who truly make a difference. classes culminates in a baby shower. Many individuals and W Send used BART tickets with small amounts of money organizations donate beautiful things for the baby shower. remaining on them to Carol Brennan, HPP, 2500 18th The San Francisco Quilters Guild regularly donates lovely Street, SF, CA 94110. The East Bay Community Fund quilts for the babies. The San Francisco Embroidery Guild (through BART’s Tiny Tickets program) will send HPP has donated beautiful handmade baby clothes. The a check. Production Ladies, a group of retirees who meet every W Donate clothes, books, and furniture to Community Tuesday at the Red Cross in Burlingame, knit and sew Thrift, 625 Valencia (at 17th) and give them HPP’s layettes and quilts that they donate on a regular basis. number “35.” Your castoffs will be “spun into cash” Colleen Driscoll from the OB/GYN Department at Kaiser and a donation to HPP. San Francisco organizes a “Diaper Bag and Stroller Driver” W Working Assets honors its employees by making a at least once a year so that new Moms will have these donation to their favorite nonprofit on their anniversary necessary items when the baby arrives. Our neighbor Cory of employment. Find out if your place of employment Moore made gorgeous soft flannel blankets for the new matches donations or has a similar means of making babies. A generous foundation (that wishes to remain your gift go further. anonymous) also provided funds to purchase safe new cribs. W Designate HPP as the benefactor if your workplace has DUE MATERNITY. Due Maternity collects gently a United Way campaign. used maternity clothes and baby gear from customers and W E-Scrip (If you would like to do this, please call Carol at donates them to HPP. Thank you to store owners Albert 546-6756 ext. 319.) and Shannon Raffetto DiPadova who thought of this special W Stephanie Johns from KPIX Channel 5 donates tickets for way to give to HPP. family excursions. Most recently she donated tickets for all-day rides at the Santa Cruz Boardwalk. MOM’S THE WORD. Sarah Pollak, the owner of Mom’s The Word on Sacramento Street, has been in the GOLDEN GATE MOTHERS GROUP. In March, maternity clothing business for over 20 years. She is a Lindsay Bolton, Lucy Hume, and Jane von Bothmer visited long-time supporter of HPP and donates new high quality HPP and learned about our work. After that, Lucy posted maternity clothes to HPP several times a year. Thank you, an item on the Golden Gate Mothers Group website. Since Sarah!

St. Maur’s class of 1967 honored PARENTING CLASSES Josephine Moreno with a donation to HPP for her efforts to keep our close- ince 2003, knit group from Yokohama, Japan SHervy Byrd and together for the past 40 years! Bernadine Luckey L-R: Eileen Ryan and Josephine Moreno have been teaching parenting classes at HPP. Each year they lead five series of biweekly classes that extend for eight weeks. In the words of Wellness Coordinator Nancy Frappier who has worked closely with them over the years, Hervy and Bernadine are “absolutely fabulous.” They inspire trust in the parents they work with and create a supportive environment. Many of the parents are mandated by the Family Case Manager Josiane court to take the classes and some are initially reluctant to Mengue-Masters in Public Health, participate. Nancy says that by the third class the parents are San Francisco State University, committed to the group because of the encouraging climate June 2007. Felicitations, Josie! created by the teachers. These classes are approved by Community Health Worker Child Protective Services (CPS) and the courts. A special Melissa Anderson obtained a congratulations to Bernadine who just obtained her LCSW GED score in the 98th percentile. and is now a licensed therapist. Congratulations, Melissa! 7

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