Saturday 8/27/22: Seminar from LSA (Life Support Alliance) in So. CA.: First since the 2020 Pandamic

July is the month for the editor to take a break so no official BLOG. 

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We thought we would pass along the long awaited Seminar from LSA (Life Support Alliance)- Lifer Family Seminar Outlook for 2022. All are invited to attend, including Family of the Incarcerated, new attorneys, and everyone else interested in helping their Loved Ones (LO) that is incarcerated for a long term.  

 Sponsor of the seminar: LSA   staff@lifesupportalliance.org

David and Vanessa can be reached at : 

P. O. Box 277

Rancho Cordova, CA.  95741

916-402-3750

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1. Hear from advocates, Attorneys, and paroled Lifers 
2. A Day of Learning and Support
3.  New Laws and Policies Resource for Lifers and Families
4. Insight and Building a Parole Plan 
5. This Seminar fee covers Materials and Lunch 

So many people were asking about a Southern California seminar from LSA. This will be their first since the 2020 Pandemic. 

 $50 at the door or you can register on the link for Early Bird Special of $45 here: 

2022-yorba-linda-lifer-seminar  Registration

WHEN: Saturday  8/27/2022 8:00 am to 3:30pm 

WHAT: Seminar from LSA in Southern California 

WHERE: Parking ON-Site 

     Richfield Comm. Church 

     5320 Richfield Rd 

     Yorba Linda, Ca 92886 

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Feedback from the LSA Sacramento seminar in June 2022:

At this moment I can just say it was divine. It was Clear to Me, God was pleased. Thank you, David, and Vanessa, I loved the seminar. It exceeded my expectations. It was perfect in every way: The speakers, the group leaders. the attendees, the attorneys in attendance. You and Vanessa, I felt the love with which you planned and executed the seminar.

 David and Vanessa, GREAT WORK again.  (Penny S.)

 

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LSA MISSION STATEMENT

 Our mission is to identify the needs and concerns of the greater lifer population and community, to assist lifers in becoming suitable for parole and articulating that suitability to the Board of Parole Hearings.  To educate the public and encourage dialogue between stakeholder groups on rehabilitation and reentry and to assist lifers and their families in understanding the parole system.  We are the voice and presence of lifers in the community.