Mental Health Awareness Month
As the District rings in Mental Health Awareness Month, it is important to acknowledge the efforts being made to advance mental health awareness and provide our community with resources. Since 1949,...
Special Thank You from CEO Tom Bakaly
When I first heard about Vincent Tipaldo, this month’s Volunteer Spotlight, someone described him as "a seriously great guy." After just a few minutes chatting with him, I couldn’t have agreed more.
Vincent’s journey began on the beaches of...
When we think of community health initiatives, images of group walks, potluck dinners, and social gatherings often come to mind. At Beach Cities Health District (BCHD), volunteers play a crucial role in fostering these Blue Zones principles of...
It’s no surprise that when volunteers enjoy their roles, they are more likely to continue contributing. Research shows that 80% of satisfied volunteers are eager to keep donating their time, with three-quarters acknowledging the positive impact on...
The holidays can be a bittersweet time, especially for older adults and individuals with disabilities. While festivities bring warmth and cheer, they can also highlight feelings of loneliness and isolation. National statistics shed light on this...
In recent years, I’ve had the opportunity to meet many inspiring individuals who dedicate their time to Beach Cities Health District (BCHD). This month, I spoke with a former standout volunteer: Tatum Cunningham, a student at Redondo Union High School...
Jim Brown's journey from northern Illinois to Southern California began in 1984 when his employer sent him to the South Bay on a temporary two-month assignment. What was initially a short-term project has now turned into 40 years and counting.
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Keep Public Institutional Use Levels the Same for the Health District and City - Support a 1.25 FAR
A recent change to the proposed City of Redondo Beach General Plan could significantly reduce BCHD’s programs and services. The...
The summer break can often be a time for students to relax and enjoy their free time. This year Redondo Union High School students Ella Chung and Penny Iglesias decided to use their summer to make a positive impact on their community.
Both...
