This year, Juneteenth is more meaningful than ever. We honor this day and celebrate at this time with care and concern for our Black employees, knowing you are experiencing incredible pain, anguish, and anger. And we do so in hope, that through the Black Lives Matter Movement, protests will bring meaningful and lasting change. These […]
Anti-Racism and Discrimination Resources
Listen A crucial component in being an ally is listening with the intent of understanding and learning. It is our responsibility to take initiative in educating ourselves and in turn, educating those around us who are unaware. If we want to dismantle racism and be antiracist, we must learn about the deep-rooted history of […]
Standing Up to Racism and Discrimination
As May, Mental Health Awareness Month, draws to an end, SBHG leadership wants to comment on the racism and discrimination we have seen play out in recent horrible events. The killings of African Americans, George Floyd in Minneapolis, Ahmaud Arbery in South Georgia, Breonna Taylor in Louisville, and countless others—along with the acts of violence […]
Will the Virus Inspire Us?
Will the virus inspire us? What lessons can the Mental Health system learn from the toxic stressors of the pandemic crisis? Resiliency is commonly defined as the ability to bounce back. Bouncing forward conveys the concept of post-traumatic growth—moving beyond a return to pre-pandemic normalcy to the discovery of greater strengths, insights and capabilities. How […]
Star View Mask Making Project
Over the past several weeks, four staff members from Star View Community Services have been sewing fabric masks at the Compton office to distribute to clients, caregivers, and staff. Our staff is glad to assist and help keep our Star View family and the families we serve safe. This is a great effort of four […]
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