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Mentored Internship Program (MIP) Grant

Mar 18

Written By Andrew Kean

🏆 THANK YOU to *the Mentored Internship Program (MIP) grant funding from the Behavioral Health Workforce Development project! In total SDFHC is receiving $303,870.00!*

**Samuel Dixon Family Health Center Inc.** received a *Notice of Award from the Department of Healthcare Services* to increase access to Behavioral Health services, particularly for the low-income and uninsured. This grant will allow us to increase the number of Behavioral Health interns each semester to a total of six, two rotating at our Newhall Location and four rotating at the Valencia Behavioral Health office, as well as adding a full-time licensed Behavioral Health professional.

Andrew Kean

Kaiser Foundation Hospitals Grant for Eyeglasses

*SDFHC is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.*

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As a full-service health safety-net provider, we strive to provide high-quality, culturally sensitive, affordable, and accessible primary healthcare, dental, Behavioral health, and enrollment services to all residents of the Santa Clarita Valley and other underserved neighboring communities. We have specialized programs for all who are in need. We believe that everyone should have access to quality healthcare, dental, and Behavioral health services and we will never refuse service due to an inability to pay or lack of insurance.

Samuel Dixon Family Health Center is an FTCA Deemed Facility We’ve received full National Diabetes Prevention Program Recognition from the CDC. You can view our agency informational brochure in English or Spanish.

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