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X-WR-CALDESC:CRI-Help invites you to the dedication and ribbon cutting of t
 he Pfleger Women’s Center\, home of the Marlene R. Nadel and Jack S. Berns
 tein Buildings.\n\nFunded by the California Department of Health Care Serv
 ices (DHCS) as a Behavioral Health Continuum Infrastructure Program (BHCIP
 ) Round 3 project\, the center marks a milestone investment in Los Angeles
 ’ behavioral health infrastructure. It expands access to recovery with 30 
 new gender-specific residential SUD treatment beds for women across two bu
 ildings\, giving women a dedicated space to heal alongside peers who share
  their experiences.\n\n“For years\, we recognized the importance of gender
 -specific treatment\, but the resources to make it possible simply weren't
  there. Today\, we're able to create the kind of treatment environment tha
 t Jack and Marlene championed throughout their careers. It's a meaningful 
 step forward for the women we serve.” — Brandon Fernandez\, CEO\, CRI-Help
 \n\nSince 1971\, CRI-Help has provided first-class substance use disorder 
 treatment to adults and families across Los Angeles. The Pfleger Women’s C
 enter carries that work forward.\n\nAbout the Marlene R. Nadel Building\n
 \nThe 16-bed Marlene R. Nadel Building honors Marlene Nadel\, who first ca
 me to CRI-Help in 1971 at age 22 seeking recovery from addiction. She went
  on to dedicate more than five decades to the organization\, including man
 y years as Director of Client Services. Today\, she continues to help othe
 rs as a Peer Support Specialist. Her name on the building celebrates a rem
 arkable journey from client to leader and a lifetime devoted to helping ot
 hers find recovery.\n\nAbout the Jack S. Bernstein Building\n\nThe 14-bed 
 Jack S. Bernstein Building honors Jack Bernstein\, who arrived at CRI-Help
  in the early 1970s struggling with heroin addiction. After finding recove
 ry\, he devoted more than 50 years to the organization\, eventually servin
 g as President / CEO for over 40 years. His legacy reflects CRI-Help's fou
 nding principle of one addict helping another. \n\nJoin Us for the Celebra
 tion\n\nPlease join the CRI-Help Board of Directors\, leadership\, staff\,
  alumni and community partners as we celebrate this important milestone an
 d recognize the individuals whose dedication helped make it possible.\n\nD
 ate: Tuesday\, December 15\, 2026\nTime: 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.\nLocatio
 n: 5626 Case Avenue\, North Hollywood\, CA 91601\nParking: Street parking 
 is available in the surrounding neighborhood.\n\nRSVP by December 1 to A.J
 . Lewis at ajl@cri-help.org.
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DESCRIPTION:CRI-Help invites you to the dedication and ribbon cutting of th
 e Pfleger Women’s Center\, home of the Marlene R. Nadel and Jack S. Bernst
 ein Buildings.\n\nFunded by the California Department of Health Care Servi
 ces (DHCS) as a Behavioral Health Continuum Infrastructure Program (BHCIP)
  Round 3 project\, the center marks a milestone investment in Los Angeles’
  behavioral health infrastructure. It expands access to recovery with 30 n
 ew gender-specific residential SUD treatment beds for women across two bui
 ldings\, giving women a dedicated space to heal alongside peers who share 
 their experiences.\n\n“For years\, we recognized the importance of gender-
 specific treatment\, but the resources to make it possible simply weren't 
 there. Today\, we're able to create the kind of treatment environment that
  Jack and Marlene championed throughout their careers. It's a meaningful s
 tep forward for the women we serve.” — Brandon Fernandez\, CEO\, CRI-Help
 \n\nSince 1971\, CRI-Help has provided first-class substance use disorder 
 treatment to adults and families across Los Angeles. The Pfleger Women’s C
 enter carries that work forward.\n\nAbout the Marlene R. Nadel Building\n
 \nThe 16-bed Marlene R. Nadel Building honors Marlene Nadel\, who first ca
 me to CRI-Help in 1971 at age 22 seeking recovery from addiction. She went
  on to dedicate more than five decades to the organization\, including man
 y years as Director of Client Services. Today\, she continues to help othe
 rs as a Peer Support Specialist. Her name on the building celebrates a rem
 arkable journey from client to leader and a lifetime devoted to helping ot
 hers find recovery.\n\nAbout the Jack S. Bernstein Building\n\nThe 14-bed 
 Jack S. Bernstein Building honors Jack Bernstein\, who arrived at CRI-Help
  in the early 1970s struggling with heroin addiction. After finding recove
 ry\, he devoted more than 50 years to the organization\, eventually servin
 g as President / CEO for over 40 years. His legacy reflects CRI-Help's fou
 nding principle of one addict helping another. \n\nJoin Us for the Celebra
 tion\n\nPlease join the CRI-Help Board of Directors\, leadership\, staff\,
  alumni and community partners as we celebrate this important milestone an
 d recognize the individuals whose dedication helped make it possible.\n\nD
 ate: Tuesday\, December 15\, 2026\nTime: 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.\nLocatio
 n: 5626 Case Avenue\, North Hollywood\, CA 91601\nParking: Street parking 
 is available in the surrounding neighborhood.\n\nRSVP by December 1 to A.J
 . Lewis at ajl@cri-help.org.
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LOCATION:5626 Case Avenue\, Los Angeles \, CA 91601 US
SUMMARY:Pfleger Women's Center Dedication
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