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• SD Union Tribune Editorial: Breaking the Cycle
  Part 1: Region is pioneering better responses to domestic violence.
• Fair Housing: What are your rights?
  Who decides what is fair? In these tough economic times, this question becomes more and more difficult to answer.
• Free Home Visit for Newborns and New Parents
  Chula Vista, CA - First-time parents in the South Bay region have a new resource that offers extra help after bringing home a new baby. Funded by First 5 of San Diego County and provided by South Bay Community Services, "Baby First" offers parents a free,confidential at-home nurse visit for newborns and support for the new families.
• SD Union Tribune Editorial: Breaking the Cycle
  Part 2 - Intimidation: Recognizing the signs of domestic violence
• SD Union Tribune Editorial: Breaking the Cycle
  Part 3 - Call the cops, the DA, the social worker
• SD Union Tribune Editorial: Breaking the Cycle
  Part 4 - Domestic violence, through a child's eyes
• The Star News: SBCS and Foster Youth
  For many foster youth, transition to adulthood done alone - with no guidance, financial support, shelter or sense of place.
• Early Detection Helps with School Readiness
  Chula Vista, CA - South Bay parents now have a new resource to help answer questions regarding their children's developmental growth. "Child Ready. School Ready." provided by South Bay Community Services and funded through First 5 of San Diego County, offers children 15 months to five years of age free developmental screening to confirm important milestones or help to identify possible delays.