Okizu Family Resource Page

Center for Attitudinal Healing

The International Center for Attitudinal Healing helps people support one another to overcome the conflict, fear, and feelings of isolation that can accompany a life crisis, and encourages a choice for peace of mind.

All support services are offered free of charge. Our services are made possible through private donations and grants.

Children's Council of San Francisco

www.childrenscouncil.org

Children's Council of San Francisco works to improve the well-being of children, parents, families, and child care providers. They strive to make affordable, high-quality child care a reality for all working families.

Center for Attitudinal Healing www.healingcenter.org The International Center for Attitudinal Healing helps people support one another to overcome the conflict, fear, and feelings of isolation that can accompany a life crisis, and encourages a choice for peace of mind. All support services are offered free of charge. Our services are made possible through private donations and grants.
Children's Council of San Francisco www.childrenscouncil.org Children's Council of San Francisco works to improve the well-being of children, parents, families, and child care providers. They strive to make affordable, high-quality child care a reality for all working families.
First Descents www.firstdescents.com First Descents strives to become the leader in innovative camps supporting young adults with cancer. Using kayaking, extreme sports and professional athletes, First Descents offers young adults with cancer outdoor experiences that will forever change their lives.
George Mark Children's House www.georgemark.org George Mark Children's House is the first freestanding children's respite and end of life care facility in the United States. The House, located in San Leandro, California, offers respite support (round-the-clock), transitional care, and end of life care for children with life limiting or life threatening illnesses.
The Complete IEP Guide How to Advocate for Your Special Ed Child http://nolo.com/guide/iep_guide.cfm (800) 728-3555
National Brain Tumor Foundation www.braintumor.org NBTF is a national non-profit health organization dedicated to providing information and support for brain tumor patients, family members, and healthcare professionals, while supporting innovative research into better treatment options and a cure for brain tumors.
Sierra Hospice's "Camp Hug" http://www.sierrahospice.org/Camp_Hug.htm This bereavement camp is for children ages 8 to 18 that have had a loss that has impacted their lives in the past 5 months to 2 years. There is no cost to them, though family must provide transportation to and from camp. Bunk houses, meals, showers, and a large volunteer staff are provided.
Sonoma Children's Cancer Foundation www.hopeforcancerkids.net Provides emotional & financial support for children with cancer & their family members.
SuperSibs www.supersibs.org Reaching out to the brothers and sisters of over 12,600 children in the U.S. and Canada who are diagnosed with cancer each year. Through our work, these siblings will feel valued, validated, heard, supported and delighted as recipients of SuperSibs! services and as participants in SuperSibs! activities.