Cameron House Cameron House
920 Sacramento Street, San Francisco, CA 94108 415-781-0401
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Education &
Awareness

Through community outreach, publication of our Chinese-language newsletter, and organizing events, such as Family Day and June outing, we promote community education and awareness.

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Education & Awareness

Chinatown Kids’ Turn
The partnership between Cameron House and Kids’ Turn offers a six-session educational program that helps children and parents who are experiencing divorce or separation enhance their lives through improved communications. Workshops are held in Cantonese. For more information, call (415) 781-0401 Ext. 128.

Community Outreach
We publish a Chinese-language newsletter three times a year and coordinate community education and presentations to other agencies in the area.

Job Readiness Training
We offer job readiness training in English skills development, resume preparation, job application form completion, and interview skills. For more information, call (415) 781-0401 Ext. 130.

Family Day
Family Day is an event through which we promote family harmony and wellness by providing information and resources that will help families build public and community awareness. We invite representatives from different organizations to be guest workshop speakers to talk about issues, such as health care, parenting, legal assistance, safety, mental health and communication with children and youth.

Besides offering morning and afternoon workshops to adults, we also offer organized and supervised activities for families with children. Registering before the event is required.

June Outing
The June outing is an annual event offered to the active members of our Chinese Cancer Support Group and Cantonese Women’s Support Group. Many of our members are struggling and facing many challenges, such as fighting a life-threatening illness, working long hours to make ends meet, raising children in a society that they are unfamiliar with, dealing with trauma, and/or surviving the abuse of a domestic partner.

This is an opportunity for families to get away from these worries for a day to enjoy, explore and learn new things outside of San Francisco, especially since the families do not have access to transportation or know how to access public transportation. It is a time for fun, relaxation, and fellowship.