LOS ANGELES
It is not about ‘can you do it’, but about ‘will you do it’. As the UCLA chapter of the Bhagat Puran Singh Health Initiative, we strive to abide by this exact mantra. The dedicated, enthusiastic volunteers of UCLA BPSHI work with communities and community leaders in Southern California to accurately and appropriately address prominent health concerns and needs.
Sevadars are passionate and driven to inspire action in and empower communities to develop sustainable lifestyle changes for positive health outcomes. We’ve engaged with sangats from Bakersfield to Riverside, working together to access and utilize culturally sensitive tools and resources necessary to build resilient communities and foundations for good health. The compassionate BPSHI family is committed to providing the best possible health education and awareness, social justice activism, and support to underserved communities that need it the most.
We believe that change is rooted within one’s willpower to grow, and capacity to believe that they can change for their own well-being. For us, it has never been about whether patients can or cannot instill change and development, its about providing support and a team of individuals ready to help patients achieve the health and lifestyle goals they set out for.
SITES WE VISIT
In order to produce sustainable community relationships, we repeat our site visits approximately every 3 months, at these sites:
KHALSA CARE FOUNDATION
HOLLYWOOD SIKH TEMPLE (VERMONT)
NANAK SADAN SIKH TEMPLE
SEVADAARS
Our efforts are driven by many passionate individuals, not limited to, but
including:
UCLA STUDENTS
LOCAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
LOCAL GURUDWARA ORGANIZERS
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