With the new year in full swing, our team at the Social Policy Institute is steadfast in continuing to uphold pillars of collaboration and community-centered care through all we do. We are deeply committed to identifying solutions to the challenges faced by communities with the greatest need. Encouraging resiliency in the face of adversity is part of the work we…
This holiday season, SPI is grateful for the chance to pause, reflect on progress, and look forward to the future alongside our partners and community. This year, we have made incredible strides collectively both locally and statewide, and we are excited to continue to make a lasting impact in the lives of children, families, and older adults throughout 2025. View…
This October, SPI celebrates the strides towards system alignment locally and across California stemming from recent work, including the statewide Mandated Reporting to Community Supporting Task Force Recommendations. Also, the SPI Wellness System team shares new details for the Integrated Core Practice Model (ICPM) training in Ventura County, and our CEAL Aging team have developed a new Issue Brief about…
SPI’s August 2024 Newsletter Looks Ahead with Innovation Projects, and a Dynamic Redesigned Website. This August, SPI shares the launch of our redesigned website, promotes the We Can’t Wait Conference (September), and invites you to continue participation in CEAL’s Healthy Longevity Webinar Series. Additionally, our team shares several relevant resources including HOPE for Spanish Speakers and the 2024 Senior Report.…
Explore SPI’s June Newsletter with a Focus on Social Connectedness Featured in this June edition, our HOPE Building Blocks series concludes with the building block, “Emotional Growth”, and the Center for Excellence in Aging & Longevity (CEAL) celebrates the success of the inaugural Spring Symposium. Additionally, we explore resources and trends for older adults combatting social isolation through CEAL’s blog…
This May, we recognize Mental Health Awareness Month and Older Americans Month as an opportunity to recognize the considerable impact of mental health on our loved ones, spanning all age groups from children and young adults to adults and older adults. Additionally, read the 3rd installment of our HOPE Building Blocks Series. Click HERE to view the full newsletter.
Welcome to SPI’s April Newsletter! This month, we highlight National Child Abuse Prevention Month, reveal our 2023 Annual Report, and announce multiple upcoming CEAL events. Click HERE to read the full newsletter.
Welcome to SPI’s March Newsletter! This month, we continue our HOPE at SDSU Building Block Series, share main highlights from the Statewide Collaborative Prevention Convening, and introduce a new CEAL “In-Home Care” blog series. Click here to read the full newsletter.