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| Pacific Institute Europe |
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A non-profit based in Warsaw, Poland, with the goals of (1) facilitating communication between mainstream culture and marginalized groups and tendencies, (2) supporting groups of lower social status, and (3) discovering ways of caring for the whole community while developing the attitudes and skills of Elders. Visit PIE's web site at www.pacificinstitute-europe.org.
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| AgeSong Senior Communities |
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AgeSong founded in 1995 shows commitment to the best quality of care for assisted living facilities. AgeSong values itself as a company that creates therapeutic environments, a belief that is reflected in its designs, operations, and programs of care. Learn more about AgeSong at www.agesong.com
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Visit AgeSong's web site at www.agesong.com.
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| Rainbow Village |
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Rainbow Village is a planned elder community where lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) seniors and their friends can live. It is a place where people can age in place, having an active retirement as well as support with assisted living, should it be needed on a part or full time basis. Their vision of a living retirement community for LGBT people is becoming a reality day by day, augmented by the ideas and hopes of those individuals who have met in small groups to hear about the goal of an LGBT village where we can age together in community. Visit this special program at www.rainbowvillage-ca.org.
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| Existential-Humanistic Institute |
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A training center in existential-humanistic theory and practice established to provide an alternative, a home, to those health and mental health professionals and scholars who long to investigate life's deepest dilemmas. EHI stresses an interdisciplinary vision to inquire into the meaning and nature of human life. EHI offers public programs on a variety of existential-humanistic themes. Visit EHI's web site at www.ehinstitute.org.
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| CAPIC - California Psychology Internship Council |
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CAPIC is a California Public Benefit Corporation.
Founded in September 1991, the California Psychology Internship Council (CAPIC) was incorporated as a non-profit charitable and education organization in 1993.
The mission of the California Psychology Internship Council is to promote excellence in professional psychology training and mental health services.
They do this by: Working collaboratively with all the stakeholders and professional psychology organizations -like Pacific Institute and many others- in furthering the quality of professional psychology training. Pacific Institute is an active member of CAPIC. Visit CAPIC's web site at www.capic.net
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| Institute on Aging |
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One of Pacific Institute collaborators, IOA had its origins over thirty years ago in the pioneering geriatrics program of San Francisco's Mount Zion Hospital, which first called attention to the needs of seniors in the community. Early innovations were adult day health care and home-care services--alternatives to placement in a nursing home, where the older adult was essentially removed from family, friends, familiar surroundings, and favorite activities. New services were designed to enable older adults to continue living in their own homes, with their famlies, rather than being relegated to institutional care. Celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2005, Institute on Aging (IOA) is a community-based, not-for-profit organization that touches the lives of thousands of seniors in San Francisco, Marin, and the Peninsula each year. IOA join efforts with Pacific Institute through their educational and internship programs educating clinicians in the mental health field to assure the best quality of services for older adults. Visit IOA's web site at www.gioa.org
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