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SFIC MONTHLY BREAKFAST
Thursday, January 9, 2014
8:00 am - 9:30 am
All are welcome! Bring a friend!
St. Mark's Lutheran Church Heritage Hall
(1111 O'Farrell St. at Franklin, San Francisco)
http://stmarks-sf.org
Please do not park in the St. Mark's lot
as those spaces are rented to others.
Parking is available across the street
at St. Mary's Cathedral.
CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST HOST:
Providence Baptist Church
http://www.providencecares.org/
Pastor Dawn Hyde
Mission Bay Community Church
http://www.missionbaycc.org/
Eliza Gibson
Executive Director, Clinic by the Bay
http://www.clinicbythebay.org/
Eliza Gibson, LCSW, serves as Executive Director for Clinic by the Bay. She is a licensed clinical social worker with more than fifteen years of experience developing and managing programs, as well as providing direct mental health and suppor-tive services to youth, adults, and families nationally and internationally. Prior to leading the start-up and organizational growth of Clinic by the Bay, she established a Medi-Cal funded mental health program for youth involved in the juvenile justice system and their families. She was also the Chief of Programs at Larkin Street Youth Services, providing strategic planning, program development, evaluation, and oversight to a full continuum of housing, health, and support services for homeless youth. Eliza received her undergraduate degree in Music and Literature from Pitzer College and her Master of Social Work from Smith College. Eliza was recently selected to participate in California Healthcare Foundation's Health Care Leadership program, a two year part-time fellowship.
Clinic by the Bay
Clinic by the Bay is a volunteer-powered free health clinic for the working uninsured. As one of
96 Volunteers in Medicine clinics across the country (and the first and only in Northern California), the clinic engages retired and practi-cing doctors, dentists, nurses, and nonmedical volunteers to provide compassionate, high quality health care, free of charge. Above all, Clinic by the Bay is about "neighbor helping neighbor" and is 100% privately supported. The clinic does not rely on government funding and does not accept any insurance. Today, Clinic by the Bay engages 125 medical and nonmedical volunteers who contribute directly to the care and wellbeing of nearly 1,500 working uninsured neighbors. Learn more at:
The Rev. Dr. Dorsey O. Blake, Pastor
The Church for the Fellowship of All Peoples
http://www.fellowshipsf.org/
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