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East London Arts and Music (ELAM) is a world-class 16-19 Academy offering young people everything that they will need to lead successful lives within the music, games design and film and television sectors. We are focused on developing the next generation of young creative and business talent; providing real recognition, professional skills and opportunities needed to better the music industry of tomorrow.

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East Los Angeles College, founded in 1946, is part of the Los Angeles Community College District. There are nine campuses in the District. ELAC is located in the city of Monterey Park, California. ELAC provides quality education for thousands of students, and gives them the opportunity to transfer to four-year universities. Many of the professors working at ELAC have earned PhD degrees.

OUR MISSION The mission of the East Los Angeles Women’s Center is to ensure that all women, girls and their families live in a place of safety, health, and personal well-being, free from violence and abuse, with equal access to necessary health services and social support, with an emphasis on Latino communities. OUR HISTORY The East Los Angeles Rape and Battering Hotline officially opened its telephones lines to serve the community of the Greater East Los Angeles area on February 13, 1976. It became the first Spanish language, a 24-hour crisis hotline for survivors of sexual assault in Southern California. In the months preceding this date, a group of tireless volunteers spent countless hours formulating an operation plan for this important community service. It all began with Irene Mendez- Banales and Connie Destito, women independently providing crisis counseling for Latina victims of sexual assault. Realizing that community and counseling services for Latina victims and their families were virtually non-existent, they resolved to recruit and train other women to become volunteer hotline counselors and advocates. TODAY So much has happened at ELAWC since we accepted our first hotline call in 1976. We’ve grown from a small, all-volunteer organization to the thriving, comprehensive agency we’ve become today. The East Los Angeles Women’s Center is proud of its long-standing commitment to providing culturally competent services tailored to meet the unique needs of Latino families and build safer healthy communities throughout Los Angeles County. Our services include a 24-hour bilingual rape crisis hotline, Sexual Assault services, Domestic Violence services, Mental Health and Therapeutic Parenting Programs, HIV/AIDS Prevention Services, Testing & Therapeutic Services for HIV+ Women and Community Mobilization through Promotora Programs. 24-Hour Bilingual Rape Crisis Hotline: (800) 585-6231 ELAWC Office: (323) 526-5819

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Founded in 1992, EMMG was a response to the growing needs of healthcare providers and their staff to navigate an increasingly complex billing and collections environment. Our steady growth has increased our client list over the years and in 2017 we processed more than 2.5 million claims. Our management team has a collective experience that includes healthcare management consulting, financial management, practice plan administrators and audit expertise. By recruiting the best talent from all aspects of the revenue cycle, Plan administration, billing, collections, and accounts management – we provide a robust set of skills, services and expertise hyper focused on maximizing revenue for our clients At EMMG, we are committed to providing quality customized services at an affordable cost. Our goal of meeting or exceeding client expectations will remain at the core of our business philosophy.

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The EMDC is one of the biggest opportunities to “level-up” the Midlands. The coalition of councils behind the proposed East Midlands Development Company wants to promote and enable three major development zones which respond to key government agendas. The zones include the East Midlands Freeport area and emerging plans to turn land near one of the UK’s last coal-fired power stations into a centre for net zero technologies. Collectively the size of three London Olympic Parks, the zones have the capacity to add 84,000 jobs and more than £4.8 bn in value to the regional economy over the next 25 years. East Midlands Airport area: which supports the region’s status as a centre for advanced manufacturing & research, and is a national and international logistics gateway siting at the heart of the new Freeport zone Ratcliffe-on-Soar Power Station site: transforming part of the site of one of the UK’s last coal-fired power stations into a national centre for carbon zero technologies and manufacturing innovation which is also within the Freeport area. Toton & Chetwynd: creating a new, connected community.

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