The library maintains an extensive collection of consumer health and medical references books, newsletters, journals, videos and audio cassettes, and resources in Chinese and Spanish. For those unable to visit the library, information packets are provided by mail or fax for a fee. The Hearing Society for the Bay Area is a non-profit agency serving deaf, deafened, and hard of hearing people in the San Francisco Bay Area. Full range of services in audiology, speech and language pathology, classes for children with childhood aphasia and a preschool program for hearing impaired infants and children. Comprehensive outpatient mental health program provides a wide range of services for deaf, hard of hearing, late deafened, and other individuals with hearing loss.
Services are available for children, adults and their families.
A non-profit, voluntary health agency dedicated to reducing disability and death from cardiovascular diseases and stroke. Provides heart health education to audiences in schools, worksites, health care sites and in the community. Also provides educational materials and information and referral services to general public. Dana Francis, MSW, Health Educator. Provides counseling, educational and support services to people with hemophilia and blood transfusion recipients who have been infected with HIV through contaminated blood products.