SAVE OUR SENIORS! We Need a Fair and Just Extension of the Conditions!
464 Comments
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Lori Kurosaka
5 years ago
Please protect our senior Japanese American community.
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Douglas Ishimaru
5 years ago
Please extend the support and care
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Betty Kano
5 years ago
Save our seniors and extend the conditions for their support and care!
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Miyoko Tsubamoto
5 years ago
Our Japanese and Japanese American elders, the Issei and Nisei were unjustifiably forced into concentration camps and after gaining back their freedom continued to make considerable contributions to America. Continued culturally appropriate care must be provided for them!
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Jaime
5 years ago
Don’t let injustice happen!
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Ronald Y Nakasone
5 years ago
For profit entities will gut racial-ethnic programs; such programs are too expensive. It is too bad Keiro Homes could not remain under community control.
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Jackie Maruhashi
5 years ago
Please protect our Japanese American seniors.
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Chris Hioki
5 years ago
Please do the right thing
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Elaine Takahashi
5 years ago
The tragedy of selling Keiro 5 years ago continues. Our Obachans and Ojichans deserve better. They need safe and secure permanent housing and consistent and continual excellent medical and culturally sensitive services without the fear and worry of eviction.
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DJ IDA
5 years ago
It is crucial that the California Attorney General’s Office extend the conditions of sale for the Keiro properties, particularly given the current health and economic crisis that no one could have foreseen five years ago. Tearing down the building and displacing the elder could not come at a more difficult time. The emotional and physical impact will be devastating for the elders as well as their families. It will stop culturally appropriate services when they are needed the most as well as place an undue burden on families who want to take care of their elder are torn between taking care of elder family members while struggling to survive themselves.
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Marge Taniwaki
5 years ago
We must have accountability for our community and the health and safety of our elders assured.
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Pat HALDEN
5 years ago
Shame
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Neil Minami
5 years ago
Do the right thing.
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Yoshie Hill
5 years ago
Protect our vulnerable Japanese American elders.
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Midge Fox
5 years ago
These Seniors need the services and continuous housing that their facility provides to them. They need the language assistance here as well.
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Mary Taketani
5 years ago
We need our history
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Pamela Yoshikawa
5 years ago
Our seniors need these services that this facility provides. As we all know when there are language barriers it becomes a stressful situation for those who rely on the assistance that is provided.
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Priscilla Ishiguri
5 years ago
I agree with this cause
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Kyoko Taketomi
5 years ago
Seniors deserve our respect and protection
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Angelica rodriguez
5 years ago
Leave it be!! This facility is gift to it's Japanese residents!
Please protect our senior Japanese American community.
Please extend the support and care
Save our seniors and extend the conditions for their support and care!
Our Japanese and Japanese American elders, the Issei and Nisei were unjustifiably forced into concentration camps and after gaining back their freedom continued to make considerable contributions to America. Continued culturally appropriate care must be provided for them!
Don’t let injustice happen!
For profit entities will gut racial-ethnic programs; such programs are too expensive. It is too bad Keiro Homes could not remain under community control.
Please protect our Japanese American seniors.
Please do the right thing
The tragedy of selling Keiro 5 years ago continues. Our Obachans and Ojichans deserve better. They need safe and secure permanent housing and consistent and continual excellent medical and culturally sensitive services without the fear and worry of eviction.
It is crucial that the California Attorney General’s Office extend the conditions of sale for the Keiro properties, particularly given the current health and economic crisis that no one could have foreseen five years ago. Tearing down the building and displacing the elder could not come at a more difficult time. The emotional and physical impact will be devastating for the elders as well as their families. It will stop culturally appropriate services when they are needed the most as well as place an undue burden on families who want to take care of their elder are torn between taking care of elder family members while struggling to survive themselves.
We must have accountability for our community and the health and safety of our elders assured.
Shame
Do the right thing.
Protect our vulnerable Japanese American elders.
These Seniors need the services and continuous housing that their facility provides to them. They need the language assistance here as well.
We need our history
Our seniors need these services that this facility provides. As we all know when there are language barriers it becomes a stressful situation for those who rely on the assistance that is provided.
I agree with this cause
Seniors deserve our respect and protection
Leave it be!! This facility is gift to it's Japanese residents!