Fresno Economic Opportunities Commission Health Services' mission is to empower low-income families and individuals through resources and counseling to achieve self-sufficiency. It serves low-income and minority populations in Southeast and West Fresno through services like prenatal care, medical exams, STD/HIV testing, family planning, and case management. The clinic actively partners with other organizations and is led by a CEO, program director, medical director, and counselors/educators to provide culturally competent care to the community.

1. FRESNO EOC HEALTH
SERVICES
1047 R STREET
FRESNO CA 93703
Arely Portillo
Social Work 180

2. Mission/ Goal
 Fresno Economic Oppurtunities Commission Health
Services and Education main mission is to provide the
available resources and empower the low-income
families, and individuals with no motivation to selfsufficiency.
 The goal is to provide counseling to treatment, health
care and prenatal nutrition education to patients.

3. Population Served
 Low Income families of any race, color, and minorities.
 Incarcerated youth
 At risk youth

4. Agency Community Context
 The geographic community served is low income South East and
West Fresno.
 The annual income level for a family of four is $12,000 a year, the
majority of the population with in this area is Hispanic and African
American.
 Most patients walk to the clinic, since clinic is located in downtown
Fresno.
 F.E.O.C Health Services is actively involve within the community
through Health Fairs, Toys for Tots, and educating patients about
STD’s and treatments.
 F.E.O.C Health Services is involved with many other agency's
such as WIC, Sanctuary Youth Shelter, Transitional Living Center,
Teen Connection, Early Head Start, ETC….

5. Services Offered

Case Management for Ob Patients

Empowerment through counseling

Referrals to psychosocial services

Prenatal Care

Medical Exams

STD & H.I.V/AIDS testing

Breast, cervical, and TB testing

Family Planning& Reproductive Health Care

Contraceptives

Pregnancy Testing

6. EOC Health Services
Organizational Structure
 EOC Health Services is a non-profit organization
 The organizational chart consist of Brian Angus (CEO), Jane
Thomas (Program Director), David Dowis (M.D.), Elaine
Obeso (P.A.), Joe Lujan (Project Coordinator), Ta Vang,
Angelica Jimenez, Julio Romero, and Cuahtemoc Lopez
(Counselors/Health Educators, Brisa Montoya (Counselor
III)
 The top management positions would be the Program
Director and Program Coordinator along with Medical
Director followed by the Physicians Assistants
 Overall the clinic is supervised by the Director Jane Thomas.

7. PATIENTS ROLE
 Patient has the right to refuse or accept treatment
 Human rights to confidentiality
 Patient has the right to participate in education on life
skills, abstinence and contraception methods.

8. Organizational Functions
 Cultural competence through the use of interpreters of
various minorty languages.
 Equal access to social services and opportunities for
resources to improve their quality of life.
 Empowering through counseling education and access
to available resources
 Human rights to confidentiality and social equality
 Inherent of clients dignity and self worth

9. Vancouvers Island Womens
Clinic
Similarities
Differences
 Birth Control Methods
 IV Sedation
 Counseling
 Surgical Abortions
 Pap smears
 Spontaneous Abortions
 STI Testing/Treatments
 Reproductive women only
 Pregnancy Care

10. CONTINUED
 Population served is only reproductive women
 Clinic accepts Medical Insurance, also provides MSP
program
 The structure is based on nursing staff fully trained in
birth control education
 Medical accredited pre/post procedure ultrasounds for
RH testing
 The humans rights provided are confidentiality, social
justices, and respectful treatment.