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California Nurses Association/ National Nurses Organizing Committee is a nursing care organization and health care center in the United States. It has a staff of more than 80,000 members that serve hospitals, clinics and home health agencies. The organization works in collaboration with the American Association of Registered Nurses, Massachusetts Nurses Association and Pennsylvania Association of Staff Nurses and Allied Professionals. California Nurses Association/ National Nurses Organizing Committee provides articles, publications and reports on nursing and health care and the healthcare industry. It operates Glendale Memorial Hospital, Marian Medical Center, Mercy General Hospital, Saint Mary's Medical Center, Mercy Hospital of Bakersfield and San Gabriel Valley Medical Center.
Project Pride is a residential drug and alcohol treatment program that has been serving women and their children since 1993. It serves pregnant and postpartum women aged 18 and older. The project provides socialization, communication and leadership skill development training and support services to women. Project Pride also offers child care, developmental assessment and educational services to children. The project operates the Children's Learning Center, which provides substance abuse and mental health treatment programs. The project is licensed by the California Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs. Located in Oakland, Calif., Project Pride is operated by the East Bay Community Recovery Project, which specializes in substance abuse and mental health services.
