HOLTVILLE — After three weeks of what has often been physically and emotionally demanding work, Sure Helpline Crisis Center staff find themselves on the sidelines of a humanitarian initiative many credit them for having facilitated when no other nongovernmental organization was able to step forward.  The nonprofit’s break from its past efforts was prompted by an apparent falling out with the California Department of Social Services, the agency responsible for contracting with nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) to provide wraparound services for […]... Read More