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United States  Federal Government

President Barak Obama:       E-MAIL       

Senator Diane Feinstein:   E-Mail               

Senator Barbara Boxer:      E-Mail               

Representative Sam Farr:    E-Mail                  

California State Government

Governor Jerry Brown:    E-Mail                         
Senator Sam Blakesley, 15^th District:    E-Mail    
Assemblymember Bill Monning, 27^th District:    E-Mail  
Assemblymember Luis Alejo,  28^th District:    E-Mail      
Senator Anthony Canela, 12^th District:    E-Mail      

             

Monterey County Supervisors:

District One:  Fernando Armenta    E-Mail 

District Two: Louis Calcagno         E-Mail              

District Three: Simon Salinas     E-Mail

District Four: Jane Parker    E-Mail           

District Five:  Dave Potter    E-Mail        

 
More . . .
The following websites offer opportunities to advocate for policies which promote health and wellness for adults and children across the United States.   Please note that SAM’s RESOURCES does not specifically endorse and is not responsible for the content of any of these outside links. 
 
Children NOW
www.childrennow.org
Children NOW is a national organization for people who care about children and want to ensure that they are the top public policy priority.  The website offers a variety of ways for professionals and parents to become involved in keeping children safe and healthy.
Resources include the California County Data Book on children’s well-being.
 
National Organization for Women
www.now.org
The National Organization for Women is the nation’s largest organization advocating for equality, justice, opportunity, respect, empowerment, and freedom for women.  The website offers opportunity for involvement on a number of different issues.
 
Family Violence Prevention Fund
www.endabuse.org
The Family Violence Prevention Fund works to end violence against women and children around the world, through education and public policy changes.
 
National Alliance on Mental Illness
www.nami.org
This website promotes policy change and legislative advocacy for the mentally ill, as well as providing information on all aspects of mental illness.