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Sandy, First-Generation College Student, HWA Alum

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Sandy, HWA-SF, Pursuing a Master’s in Public Health, USF Sacramento

Twenty-five years ago, Sandy’s parents moved to the U.S. from China. Because her parents didn’t attend college and aren’t native English speakers, they couldn’t provide much support when it came time for Sandy, a graduate of Lowell High School, to apply to colleges. The Huckleberry Wellness Academy-SF was able to help Sandy immensely by, “providing the type of support that I didn’t get from my parents.” HWA helped her apply to college and grad school.

She graduated from SF State and is currently pursuing a Master’s in Public Health with a concentration in public policy, research, and leadership at USF Sacramento. Her goal is to work in the field of healthcare and improve healthcare delivery for the Asian American population. 

“HWA has provided me with socioemotional support from adult figures I’ve known since high school. They motivated and encouraged me – they really look after their graduates.”

Read more HWA Alumni success stories. 

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Check out the San Francisco Public Press's exceptional story about the state of healthcare for SF young people in crisis, featuring Huckleberry as an integral part of a pioneering system of care. 🏥✨

Here’s an excerpt 👇
“What began during the Summer of Love with the nation's first runaway youth shelter and the Haight-Ashbury Free Clinic evolved into a network of specialized clinics that combined medical care, mental health treatment, sexual health services, and connections to housing and social support under one roof.

Now, that model is being dismantled as San Francisco shifts young patients to larger primary care clinics and expands telehealth services. Supporters say the city [...] may be abandoning a philosophy of care built around meeting vulnerable young people where they are.”

Listen to the full story to learn more about SF's groundbreaking approach to integrated youth healthcare and learn about the city's plan to close the Huckleberry Cole Street Youth Clinic. 🎧

Deep federal and state cuts to Medi-Cal funding are coming for the most vulnerable in our communities. Jackie Miller, Program Coordinator at Huckleberry Youth Health Center, is featured 18 minutes into the story. She calls it as she sees it: “It feels like they see young people as dollar signs.”⚠️

Listen to the full story and visit our website to get involved! 🔗💜 www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZCCwQ7NmgA
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Check out the San Francisco Public Presss exceptional story about the state of healthcare for SF young people in crisis, featuring Huckleberry as an integral part of a pioneering system of care. 🏥✨

Here’s an excerpt 👇
“What began during the Summer of Love with the nations first runaway youth shelter and the Haight-Ashbury Free Clinic evolved into a network of specialized clinics that combined medical care, mental health treatment, sexual health services, and connections to housing and social support under one roof.

Now, that model is being dismantled as San Francisco shifts young patients to larger primary care clinics and expands telehealth services. Supporters say the city [...] may be abandoning a philosophy of care built around meeting vulnerable young people where they are.”

Listen to the full story to learn more about SFs groundbreaking approach to integrated youth healthcare and learn about the citys plan to close the Huckleberry Cole Street Youth Clinic. 🎧

Deep federal and state cuts to Medi-Cal funding are coming for the most vulnerable in our communities. Jackie Miller, Program Coordinator at Huckleberry Youth Health Center, is featured 18 minutes into the story. She calls it as she sees it: “It feels like they see young people as dollar signs.”⚠️

Listen to the full story and visit our website to get involved! 🔗💜 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZCCwQ7NmgA
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Check out the San Francisco 
Public Press’s exceptional story about the state of healthcare for SF young people in crisis, featuring Huckleberry as an integral part of a pioneering 
system of care. 🏥✨

Here’s an excerpt 👇
“What began during the Summer of Love with the nation's first runaway youth shelter and the Haight-Ashbury Free Clinic evolved into a network of specialized clinics that combined medical care, 
mental health treatment, sexual health services, and connections to housing and social support under one roof.

Now, that model is being dismantled as San Francisco shifts young patients to larger primary care clinics and expands telehealth services. Supporters say the city [...] may be abandoning a philosophy of care built around meeting vulnerable young people where they are.”

Listen to the full story to learn more about SF's groundbreaking approach to integrated youth healthcare and learn about the city's plan to close the Huckleberry Cole Street Youth Clinic. 🎧

Deep federal and state cuts to Medi-Cal funding are coming for the most vulnerable in our communities. Jackie Miller, Program Coordinator at Huckleberry Youth Health Center, is featured 18 minutes into the story. She calls it as she sees it: “It feels like they see young people as dollar signs.”⚠️

Link in bio to listen to the full story 🔗💜

Check out the San Francisco
Public Press’s exceptional story about the state of healthcare for SF young people in crisis, featuring Huckleberry as an integral part of a pioneering
system of care. 🏥✨

Here’s an excerpt 👇
“What began during the Summer of Love with the nation`s first runaway youth shelter and the Haight-Ashbury Free Clinic evolved into a network of specialized clinics that combined medical care,
mental health treatment, sexual health services, and connections to housing and social support under one roof.

Now, that model is being dismantled as San Francisco shifts young patients to larger primary care clinics and expands telehealth services. Supporters say the city [...] may be abandoning a philosophy of care built around meeting vulnerable young people where they are.”

Listen to the full story to learn more about SF`s groundbreaking approach to integrated youth healthcare and learn about the city`s plan to close the Huckleberry Cole Street Youth Clinic. 🎧

Deep federal and state cuts to Medi-Cal funding are coming for the most vulnerable in our communities. Jackie Miller, Program Coordinator at Huckleberry Youth Health Center, is featured 18 minutes into the story. She calls it as she sees it: “It feels like they see young people as dollar signs.”⚠️

Link in bio to listen to the full story 🔗💜
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