Health RIGHT 360

04/08/2026

HealthRIGHT 360 is hiring a Program Manager to lead the most impactful outpatient SUD program in San Francisco - serving more than 300 clients and shaping the city’s system of care.

If you're ready to lead the City's largest SUD outpatient program, apply here: Program Manager – San Francisco Adult Outpatient Services | Dayforce Jobs https://jobs.dayforcehcm.com/en-US/hr360/CANDIDATEPORTAL/jobs/17272

04/07/2026

HealthRIGHT 360's Prototypes Pasadena Outpatient Community Mental Health Services is hosting a Family Fun & Wellness Resource Fair. Free to all!

Join us on Friday, May 1st, from 3:00pm to 6:30pm for Community Resources, Food & Refreshments, Music, Crafts & Games, Petting Zoo, and Free Giveaways. Bring the whole family, have fun, meet our team, and connect with the community and its resources. Our team of professionals will be on-site to assist you to connect with our treatment and supportive services available for children, teens, families, & adults.

Community Partners, please scan QR code to link to the registration form. For more information, please contact Samantha at ssangana@prototypes.org and James at jhealy@prototypes.org

We look forward to welcoming you all for this afternoon of family fun and community support.

04/03/2026

Team building at its best: high quality new-parent backpacks were filled with diapers, wipes, fabric baby books, rattles and handcrafted baby bibs yesterday, thanks to the hard work and compassion of 55 Cytokinetics employees. Thank you very much for your caring and support of our clients & work as we give healthcare, dental care, substance use treatment and mental health services to those with no insurance, regardless of ability to pay.

04/02/2026

We all know the crucial role of a good night sleep for good functioning.

Prototypes in Oxnard has been giving women and mothers in recovery a real place to land since 1991. Right now, all 66 beds need new mattresses.

A comfortable mattress isn’t a small thing for someone who’s been sleeping on floors, couches, or in their car. It’s dignity. It’s safety. It’s the physical feeling of being cared for.

Goal is $8,500. I’m personally covering whatever we don’t raise.

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Every dollar goes directly to the women at Prototypes. 💛

Health RIGHT 360 thank you for all you do for women and families who have no where to go and helping them get back on their feet and heal from substance abuse and mental health symptoms.

04/02/2026

HealthRIGHT 360’s Pomona Residential and Outpatient Programs are hosting their 4th Annual Community Resource Fair!

Join us on Thursday, May 14, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM for free health screenings, community resources, food and refreshments, music, games, and raffle giveaways. Meet our team, get connected to care, and learn more about treatment and supportive services available for individuals and families. Many thanks to City of Pomona - Government for help with sponsoring this event.

We look forward to welcoming neighbors, partners, and community members for a day focused on health access and belonging.

For more information please contact: Fernando at finiguez@prototypes.org and Rocio at rociogarcia@prototypes.org

03/30/2026

HealthRIGHT 360 and Asian American Recovery Services (AARS) staff celebrated Women's History Month at LEAD Filipino's 2026 Fly Pinays Summit! AARS and SISTER-to-SISTER was awarded the Inaugural Carina Mae Orozco 2026 Community Impact Award for creating an institution that centers serving, developing, and reinforcing AANHPI women leadership, mentorship and sisterhood.

03/27/2026

Yesterday, HealthRIGHT 360’s Asian American Recovery Services (AARS) hosted the fourth annual Sister-to-Sister Youth Leadership Conference in San Mateo County, welcoming 140 AANHPI middle and high school girls for a full day of learning and leadership development.

Workshops and group sessions focused on belonging, healing, and community building, alongside activities that encouraged confidence and self-expression.

We were joined by keynote speaker Isa Whalen, Executive Director and Founder of API Advocates, who spoke about the importance of community and the idea of a “village” in supporting one another. She emphasized sharing authentic stories to understand each other and highlighted how the sacrifices of those before us shape our futures. Isa reflected on how both her birth village and her chosen community guided her journey into government and advocacy, showing how personal and historical experiences can inspire action and positive change.

This year also marked the presentation of the inaugural youth Aunty Nani Ofas & Alofas Community Leadership Award, recognizing leadership, mentorship, and a commitment to community, all which honor Aunty Nani Wilson’s memory and the values that continue to shape Sister-to-Sister.

Thank you to our AARS staff, volunteers, and partners for coordinating the conference, and to everyone who contributed their time and expertise, including our facilitators, DJ (and Doctor) Robynn Battle, and workshop leads.

Thank you to our event sponsors for their support: W. Bradley Electric, The Town of Colma, The City of South San Francisco, San Mateo Police Department, First Tech Federal Credit Union, Sand Hill Foundation, Tangle Creations, Elements Massage, San Mateo County Office of Education, Pacific Islander Initiative, Project Glimmer, Moonstar Charitable Organization, and San Mateo County Behavioral Health & Recovery Services

03/18/2026