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San Fernando Community Health Center Receives $100,000 Delta Dental Community Care Foundation Grant to Expand Access to Quality Oral Healthcare

We are deeply grateful to the Delta Dental Community Care Foundation for awarding San Fernando Community Health Center a $100,000 Access to Care Grant. This generous funding will strengthen dental services at our San Fernando and Panorama City locations, helping more underserved children, adults and families receive the preventive and restorative care they need to protect their oral and overall health. Thank you to the Delta Dental Community Care Foundation for its continued partnership and commitment to creating healthier smiles and healthier communities!

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Congresswoman Luz Rivas Joins San Fernando Community Health Center for Grand Opening of New Clinic at Corazon Del Valley Affordable Housing Complex in Panorama City

Congresswoman Luz Rivas (CA-29) today joined local elected officials, community leaders and industry partners to celebrate the grand opening of San Fernando Community Health Center’s (SFCHC) new satellite clinic within the Corazón del Valle affordable housing development in Panorama City. The festivities included a ribbon-cutting ceremony, facility tours and refreshments.

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SFCHC Receives Funding from the L.A. Care Health Plan

San Fernando Community Health Center (SFCHC) proudly announces two grants totaling $275,000 from the L.A. Care Health Plan, an organization dedicated to providing the most vulnerable residents and communities of Los Angeles County access to quality health coverage.

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U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Grant

San Fernando Community Health Center (SFCHC), a non-profit federally qualified health center, has been awarded $200,000 to expand developmental screening for children and help ensure they have the strongest possible start in life.

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L.A. Care Grant Helps Kids Find a Dental Home

To help increase access to dental care in underserved communities, L.A. Care Health Plan is granting $1.5 million to 15 facilities that can help. SFCHC will use its share of the funding to help kindergarten students receive important oral health screenings and find a dental home.

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