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The Beach Cities Health District (BCHD) hosts a variety of events, including social hours, training sessions, and support groups. The BCHD also encourages volunteers to help with outreach efforts.
Whether it’s exploring our five-level play structure, planting a garden, enjoying a good book, or learning healthy habits in ToddlerTown, children are enhancing their social skills while having a blast.
Mental Health First Aid is a course that teaches you how to identify, understand and respond to signs of mental illnesses and substance use disorders.
This three-week mindfulness series invites you to connect breath, body, and energy through intentional, mindful stretching.
Come celebrate the groundbreaking of the permanent home for allcove Beach Cities at 1272 Beryl Street. This project marks a major investment in youth mental health in the South Bay, creating a space designed for young people to access care on their own terms.
Whether it’s exploring our five-level play structure, planting a garden, enjoying a good book, or learning healthy habits in ToddlerTown, children are enhancing their social skills while having a blast.
Bring your little one to the Toddler Town Barn for cozy Story Time with books, songs, and a welcoming space to listen, wiggle, and explore.
Caring for a loved one with a dementia diagnosis can be overwhelming and stressful. Our support groups offer a safe space to address the challenges that come with caring for someone, find support amongst peers who share similar experiences and openly express your feelings around being a caregiver.
Whether it’s exploring our five-level play structure, planting a garden, enjoying a good book, or learning healthy habits in ToddlerTown, children are enhancing their social skills while having a blast.
Conversation topics range from discussing favorite pastimes to sharing favorite books and movies. This is a time to converse, share and learn about others.
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