【porno porno izle】LTSC Offers Free Educational Workshops

Little Tokyo Service Center (LTSC) offers free educational workshops for groups,porno porno izle including organizations and community centers in Los Angeles County.

Workshops can be provided in-person or via Zoom. Available topics in English are listed below. Contact LTSC at (213) 473-3035.

“In some cases, we can respond to those outside of L.A. County,” said an LTSC representative. “If you are interested, please contact us to see if we can accommodate your request.”

AAPI Hate and Safety:Discuss hate crimes against AAPI communities in the U.S., especially heightened by the COVID-19 epidemic, and learn what options LTSC has if you become a victim or witness a hate crime.

Dealing with the Blues:People naturally go through highs and lows in life, so it is important to learn how such feelings occur and how to cope with them when feeling down.

Discount Programs and Support Plans for Seniors and Low-Income Residents: Discussion about available options and payment plans when you are experiencing financial difficulties to avoid disconnections; also how to apply low-income discount programs such as CARE and HEAP.

Election Workshop:Learn how to register to vote and fill out the ballot; also learn about candidates and propositions.

Fall Prevention:Falls are the leading cause of injury, hospitalization, and death among adults age 65 and older. Every 13 seconds, one person is treated in an emergency for a fall and every 20 minutes, one person dies as a result of a fall. Learn about fall risk factors and how to prevent falling.

Five Wishes:Plan and maintain control of critical health care decisions by creating an Advance Health Care Directive using a fillable booklet, called Five Wishes. This allows your family or caregiver to know exactly what you want for your life-ending process.

IHSS (In-Home Supportive Services):Those who have Medi-Cal (limited income healthcare insurance) are eligible for caregiver services provided by the county. Learn about what kind of services are included and how to apply in Los Angeles County.

Secrets of Saving Money on Bills:Learn about telephone, Internet and mobile phone bills and how to save on monthly bills.

Social Bullying:Unfortunately, social bullying can exist in any age group. The workshop will cover what is considered bullying, important components, types of bullying, reasons why bullying occurs, how to recognize it, and tips on what to do if you or someone you know is experiencing bullying.

Senior Living Facilities:An overview of information about senior care facilities, including what types of living facilities are available and what kind of services are provided at those facilities.

Transportation:There are several government funded transportation programs that seniors and people with disabilities can get discounts on. Learn how each program works in Los Angeles County and the City of Los Angeles.

Scams and ID Theft:Scams targeting seniors are on the rise. Total fraud losses for those over 60 exceeded $1.7 billion. Workshop will provide an overview of fraud, types of scams and ID theft, how to protect yourself, and steps to take if you become a victim.  

LTSC’s History and Services:“We will introduce who we are, what we do, and what kind of services we provide to the community members.”

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