Transitional housing in Claremont, California

UCSF Pediatric Encore Medical Clinic, located at 5275 Claremont Avenue in Oakland, California, is a health institution dedicated to serving children from infancy to young adulthood. With world-class doctors and specialists, the clinic offers extraordinary care for a wide range of conditions, from common to rare. The Pediatric Encore Medical Clinic specifically focuses on addressing the unique health needs of homeless children and their families. Services include outreach, case management, medical care, assistance with insurance and housing, dental care, and referrals to social services and legal resources. The goal is to provide a consistent medical home for children during periods of transition.

Encore Medical Clinic at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital Oakland is a world-class institution located at 5275 Claremont Avenue in Oakland, California. Specializing in pediatric care, our team of doctors and specialists are dedicated to providing extraordinary care for children of all ages, from the tiniest infants to teenagers and young adults. Our clinic offers a wide range of services including outreach programs, case management, medical services, assistance with insurance, housing, dental care, and social service referrals. We strive to provide a consistent medical home for homeless children and their families during times of transition.

The School of Arts and Humanities/IAC Library is a prestigious university located at 831 North Dartmouth Avenue in Claremont, California, United States. At this institution, students can pursue their intellectual interests and professional goals in one of eight graduate departments, offering rigorous training in theory, method, and content. In addition to discipline-specific training, the school also offers interdisciplinary concentrations such as American Studies, Early Modern Studies, Hemispheric & Transnational Studies, Media Studies, and Museum Studies. The Media Studies program explores the practices of media consumers, producers, artists, and scholars, focusing on representation, power, technology, politics, and economy. The Museum Studies concentration investigates the history and political role of museums in society, while the Early Modern Studies concentration examines the transitional period between Medieval and modern societies.