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cameronhouse.org http Born and raised in San Francisco, Beverly (Bev) Yip lived in San Francisco's Chinatown until the age of 12. Her father Ching Fong Yip, worked at the R & G Lounge in Chinatown and her mother Janny Yip, owned a beauty salon. Growing up, Warren Yip, her older brother and Bev, were inseparable. As children of new immigrants, their parents focused on working long hours to support Bev and Warren through private schools. Bev is a graduate of San Francisco State University with a Bachelor's Degree in Speech Communications and a minor in Accounting. In 1989 her parents enrolled the Yip siblings in Cameron House's Bilingual Afterschool program (BAP). One thing Bev never forgot was the day she experienced the Loma Preita Earthquake (her very first one) in Cameron House's Log Cabin! It wasn't until 1993, where Bev was first introduced to the other Cameron House (CH) activities through her good friend, Kimberlee Yee. Bev and Kim enrolled in "Day Camp" together and went on to become Ventures' Leaders for four consecutive summers. During those years, Bev also joined the Friday Night Club program and graduated with the EPIC Commission. Immediately after high school graduation, Bev became a Friday Night Club Leader, participated in several Cameron House mission trips and became more active with fundraising events. In 2001, Bev was honored, by the City and County of San Francisco's Board of Supervisors President Aaron Peskin, for her community service and volunteer <b>...</b>
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Edwin first came to Cameron House when he was in the sixth grade. He joined Cameron House's summer programs, and participated in the Friday Night Club program. As a high school student, he volunteered three summers as a Solid Ground leader, and later served on summer staff as one of the Site Supervisors. In the summer of 2010, Edwin participated in the Cameron House and Presbyterian Church in Chinatown's joint mission trip to New Orleans. The following summer, Edwin joined the Cameron House/PCC ACBA basketball team, and went on his Senior Commission's (SHINE) Mission Trip to Ghost Ranch Conference Center (New Mexico), an agency of the Presbyterian Church (USA). That summer, he was also part of the Leadership Support Team (LST) for the annual Westminster Woods Youth Camp, and was instrumental in helping to establish and lead one of the four PCC/CH basketball teams that entered the Chinese Christian Union (CCU) basketball league. In addition to Cameron House service and programs, Edwin's life has been filled with other activities. For over ten years, he took piano and martial arts lessons, and more recently took up the ukulele. In May 2011 -- having done well in his academics in addition to playing three years on the basketball team - Edwin graduated from Lowell High School. Edwin credits his family for greatly shaping his life and influencing how he carries himself. His father and mother have always encouraged him to be modest and to work hard. They have role-modeled this <b>...</b>
Born and raised in San Francisco, Beverly (Bev) Yip lived in San Francisco's Chinatown until the age of 12. Her father Ching Fong Yip, worked at the R & G Lounge in Chinatown and her mother Janny Yip, owned a beauty salon. Growing up, Warren Yip, her older brother and Bev, were inseparable. As children of new immigrants, their parents focused on working long hours to support Bev and Warren through private schools. Bev is a graduate of San Francisco State University with a Bachelor's Degree in Speech Communications and a minor in Accounting. In 1989 her parents enrolled the Yip siblings in Cameron House's Bilingual Afterschool program (BAP). One thing Bev never forgot was the day she experienced the Loma Preita Earthquake (her very first one) in Cameron House's Log Cabin! It wasn't until 1993, where Bev was first introduced to the other Cameron House (CH) activities through her good friend, Kimberlee Yee. Bev and Kim enrolled in "Day Camp" together and went on to become Ventures' Leaders for four consecutive summers. During those years, Bev also joined the Friday Night Club program and graduated with the EPIC Commission. Immediately after high school graduation, Bev became a Friday Night Club Leader, participated in several Cameron House mission trips and became more active with fundraising events. In 2001, Bev was honored, by the City and County of San Francisco's Board of Supervisors President Aaron Peskin, for her community service and volunteer work to several <b>...</b>
cameronhouse.org http Gilbert was born in 1952 in Fresno, California and later moved with his family to San Francisco in 1955. Gilbert grew up in the Richmond District where he and Eunice still reside. He is the third of four children (brother Francis and sisters Linda and Carole). His family was introduced to Cameron House in elementary school, and continued through the program in the 1960's. Gilbert was a member of the Imperials and Barracudas clubs. He served as a volunteer leader for the club and day camp programs, first aid teacher, and Sanitation Chair for Carnival numerous times. Gilbert has worked as a butcher in his father's meat market, a Licensed Vocational Nurse, and a Registered Nurse working as a hematology oncology nurse at Mt. Zion/ UCSF Hospital since 1982. Gilbert's consciousness to underdevelopment was raised by both Cameron House involvement and also while volunteering in Nicaragua and in a church delegation to refugee camps in Honduras. Born in Manila, Philippines in 1959 to a United Church of Christ Philippines (UCCP) minister father and a teacher/principal mother, Eunice is the eldest of three (brother Eduardo and sister Estela). Eunice received a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Lyceum College of Nursing, worked as the company nurse for a wine and spirit company for five years, then as an army nurse in the United Arab Emirates Military Hospital for four years. In the 1980's, Eunice participated in People's Power as a NAMFREL volunteer working <b>...</b>
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A short video/advertisement showing different games of Cameron House carnival, in only the way possible: A contest to win all the prizes in Carnival. Cameron Carnival is an annual event at Cameron House, where people all over come to have fun, have good eats, bet on the silent auction, and help fund raise and donate to help fund the Cameron House summer camp programs. The Cameron House youth ministry serves over 500 youth year round, and the Cameron Carnival is one of the big events that the Friday Night Club youth come to put together! fb.com This year's Cameron House Carnival will be on May 7th, 2011 @ Cameron House (located 920 Sacramento St. San Francisco, CA [On Joice]) from 11am-5pm. Check the Facebook event: tinyurl.com Edited by Flashproducts www.youtube.com www.facebook.com Starring: Josh Chuck and Will Chan Music: 300 Orchestra, Scores from George Shaw www.georgeshawmusic.com
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In 2008, a decision to have a joint effort with Donaldina Cameron House and The Presbyterian Church In Chinatown San Francisco to have a joined mission trip to New Orleans was finalized. Due to the success from this trip, a second trip was in the makings. On July 12th, 2009... 16 members from Cameron House & PCC had the chance to go see New Orleans once again as a joint ministry. Follow the weeks worth of work with four members and listen to the experiences that they've brought home with them. Directed by Casey Chow Photography by Leonard, Terry, Kelley Inspired by Josh Chuck Songs: Louis Armstrong- When The Saints - When You're Smiling - Dream A Little Dream A Fine Frenzy- Hope For The Hopeless Special Thanks: Parkway Presbyterian Church Chinese Presbyterian Church/ Chinese Baptist Church Habitat For Humanity/ NOLA Presbyterian Church In Chinatown San Francisco Donaldina Cameron House All who supported us
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Summer of 2010: The Presbyterian Church in Chinatown and Donaldina Cameron House send a team of 23 to assist those in need in New Orleans. Here is a video about the experience created by Lincoln High School Senior Nick Yee. Thank you to everyone who supported the efforts of our youth financially, spiritually and any other way!
A documentary highlighting some of the 2011-2012 season of Cameron House's first high school Co-Ed basketball team in the ACBA basketball league. The ONLY Co-ed team in the division, finished 4th with a record of 2-6. Losing by 4points to win 3rd in the playoffs. DIRECTOR | PRODUCED: Casey Chow/ Flashproducts fb.com vimeo.com CAMERA: Casey Chow, Jessica Huey, Raymond Li, Allan Tan EDITED: Casey Chow / Flashproducts MUSIC: Jesse Chui (Songs For Cinema) songsforcinema.com SPECIAL THANKS Cameron House & CH Staff, cameronhouse.org || http Huey Family, SHINE Boys (Allan, Edwin, Raymond, Gordon), Josh Chuck, AJ Yip, Aaron Huie, Presbyterian Church in Chinatown and so much more!
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An interview with Diana Ming Chan, MSW, as she discusses the importance of systems approach, advocacy and community involvement with the Chinese community in San Francisco. Interviewer: Esther Gillies, MSW, LCSW Date: 5/4/07 (00:47)- Beginnings in social work (07:15)- Journey after graduate work (09:04)- Group work in first job post graduate school (Recreation Department Oakland, Ca) (10:42)- Multiculturalism in Oakland (13:20)- Work with Chinese community and Cameron House (20:20)- Experience in teaching/education (22:33)- Prioritizing community needs (24:35)- Emergence of new agencies in China Town and opportunities for Chinese speaking social workers (27:57)- Parenting education in Chinese for China Town residents (30:26)- Influence in establishing programs for at risk first generation Chinese youth (34:56)- Challenges and triumphs associated with school funding and social workers (49:15)- Value of education for social workers (51:29)- Importance of having social workers at elementary schools (53:30)- Closing The California Social Welfare Archives (CSWA ), established in 1979, is a non-profit organization operating under the auspices of the USC School of Social Work and affiliated with the University Libraries. It collects and preserves documents and personal histories of significant contributors to the evolution of social welfare ensuring their availability to future generations -- students, teachers, historians, and researchers. Collection activity includes gathering <b>...</b>
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