Meet Our Team Members!
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Seng S. YangDirectorA refugee from Laos In 1989, I moved to Oroville, CA. I've lived and worked here since. I enjoy listening to and working with people. In my free time, I like to work outdoor and go on walks. Angel YangProgram AnalystZoosiab ProgramI was born and raised in Butte County. My experiences working with individuals and organizations taught me the importance of “service above self.” The beauty of making a difference brought me back to my community as a peer advocate and educator. Through my work, I continued to link cultural stigmas with Mental Health services and bridged the gaps of equity for our underserved population. My passion for Mental Health allowed me to embrace my truths, heal my traumas, and seek peace of mind.
Kevin VueFamily SpecialistZoosiab Program"The key to success is to focus on goals, not obstacles.
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Ge YangProgram ManagerBachelor of Science: Health Science Administration: Health Services
Growing up in a first generation Hmong Refugee family, I've experience and encountered countless health and educational disparities. I enjoy linking and bridging the cultural gaps and differences in the Hmong community and the Community at large. Invest our time in our youths and they'll invest their time on us. Pahoua YangTu Tus Menyuam; Raising the ChildFamily SpecialistHi, I am Pahoua. I graduated from Chico State with a double major in Health Science: Health Education & Health Service Administration. I am a family specialist for the program Raising the Child. In my program, I provide services for families who has children 0-5. "Believe in yourself and anything is possible." Passion ChueYouth Program CoordinatorHello, my name is Passion Chue and my pronouns are she/her.
I advocate for better mental health care for low-income households, women's reproductive rights, and equity in our society. Some things I identify as are, Hmong American woman, Bisexual (LGBTQ+), Feminist, and a Person of Color. My goal for the youth is to educate them on social and cultural values, mental health, and advocacy. I believe our youth are the greatest generations on making a difference in our world. Their voices are powerful and I want to give them the platform where they can speak their minds and let their inner passion flourish. As a leader, my job is to create young leaders who can co-exist and build a better community than we have before. The youth is our future! |
Charlie XiongProgram Coordinator -Health Program Graduated from Chico State University with a Bachelor in Finance Travel Inspired quote: Travel as much as you are able to because scenery to the eyes is far more beautiful than a picture can ever be. |