Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center

Rancho is happy to announce that the Social Work department along with Volunteer Services Office will be hosting a Food Distribution program for our patients and their families on June 22nd from 9am-11am in front of the 500 building (South side near Orthotics entrance and closest to Imperial Hwy). This is a drive-up distribution. To reserve your food bag, please register at www.ranchofoundation.org/food You must register online in order to pick up food on the designated day. If you need help registering, please visit the Marilyn Hilton Resource Center in the OPB Lobby. You may also contact the Social Work Office at 562-385-7867 or Community Health Worker, Myche Barrier at 562-385-6193.

Just a few more days to celebrate ART + MENTAL HEALTH + HEALING. Take part in free COVID-safe-in-person and virtual activities in May that celebrate creative expression, build community and support collective healing as we safely emerge from #Covid19 isolation. We are stronger together. Visit werise.la for details. #WeRiseLA #WhyWeRise

"I've lost family members as a result of COVID-19. I had a terrible 2020, and I said the first time I can get the vaccine, I'm going to get it." Gospel artist ...and pastor Deitrick Haddon recently received his first dose of the free COVID-19 vaccine at The Forum. Find out when it's your turn and make an appointment at VaccinateLACounty.com See more

Good news! After a year of of being closed to the public, LACMA Los Angeles County Museum of Art is reopening its galleries tomorrow Learn more at lacma.org

Celebrate safely this Halloween with FREE drive-in movies, grab-n-go drive-thru events, scavenger haunts & more at LA County parks. Info and locations: http://parks.lacounty.gov/halloween2020

Cardrooms and playgrounds in LA County may open today (Oct 5) and indoor malls may open on Wednesday, Oct 7, under the following restrictions. For details on reopening protocols, visit http://www.publichealth.lacounty.gov/media/Coronavirus/

You don't have to wait until Election Day to vote! Know all your safe voting options with our Make a Plan to Vote tool. plan.lavote.net

In need of assistance? LA County is here for you with resources: rental assistance free food child care mental health... covid19.lacounty.gov See more

Nearly 1 in 5 households that experienced food insecurity during the COVID-19 pandemic weren’t low-income. To find resources, free food distribution events and ways you can help, visit covid19.lacounty.gov/food #LetsFeedLACounty

It was only 100 years ago that the #19thAmendment was ratified, giving some women the right to vote. Despite its passage, many women of color were barred from voting for decades through racial discrimination and intimidation. To honor this centennial and the ongoing work toward achieving equity, @LACountyArts collaborated with the @LACWGI to commission six artists to create original commemorative artworks. The results reflect a diversity of women and perspectives, and celebra...te themes such as empowerment, civic engagement, resiliency, and the right to vote. The artists chosen were Andrea Monroe, Amy Smith, Clarence Williams, Laura Vazquez Rodriguez, Moses X Ball, and Ragni Agarwal. Of the artists chosen, two are self-taught, three also paint murals, one has a Pulitzer Prize, two are graphic designer/illustrators, and one makes wearable art. To learn more, click here https://www.lacountyarts.org/los-angeles-county-celebrating . Share these amazing artworks and inspire others to exercise their right to #Vote on November 3! @lacountyrrcc #WomensVote100 See more

Due to unhealthy air quality, these COVID-19 testing sites will close today (9/10) & tomorrow (9/11): -College of the Canyons -East LA College -Pomona Fairplex... Gate 17 -San Gabriel Valley Airport -Montebello Civic Center -Panorama City More info: https://covid19.lacounty.gov//unhealthy-air-quality-promp/

The sky is orange and air quality unhealthy in many parts of LA County today. If your neighborhood is impacted, avoid going outdoors, keep windows and doors shut and the run the AC to circulate/filter the air. David Arai Sunset Beach

It’s on all of us to slow the spread of COVID-19. Wear a mask. Keep physical distance. Wash your hands. Avoid the three Cs.

LA County announces planned reopenings with safeguards in place. https://covid19.lacounty.gov//los-angeles-county-announce/

Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas joined officials from the Department of Health Services for a ribbon cutting ceremony for the newly reopened Curtis Tucker Health Center in Inglewood.

Think you’re not at risk? It’s not just about you but the people around you too. Take these steps to protect yourself AND your family, friends and colleagues. Learn more at covid19.lacounty.gov/risk #TheRiskIsReal

My Anti-Racism Initiative will help fight systemic racism in LA County. What should be included in the plan? Let me know below.