November is Native American Heritage Month, in which we get to recognize and honor the rich and diverse cultures, histories, and contributions of the indigenous peoples of the United States. We not only acknowledge the resilience and strength of indigenous peoples but also work towards building a more inclusive and equitable society that respects and… [Read More]

FACES is excited and grateful to announce that two of our South Alameda County students, Kevin Celedonio and Sofia Dominguez, received the 2023 Leslie Preston Memorial Scholarship from the Behavioral Health Collaborative of Alameda County. Kevin and Sofia were selected for their mental health advocacy efforts, resilience in the face of adversity, and their commitment… [Read More]

We are so excited to welcome students back into our classrooms this Fall. Buckle in for another year of fun clinical workshops, certifications, and internships! Hear from our Program Coordinators about what they’re most excited for as the new school year comes around: “I am looking forward to seeing some familiar faces from last year,… [Read More]

After careful consideration, we have decided to put the FACES Summer Medical Academy on hiatus this summer (2023) in order to make some important updates to the curriculum and structure of the program. We remain committed to providing the best possible experience for the young people in our programs and to equip them with timely… [Read More]