Dr. Andrew G. See graduated from the College of Charleston in Charleston, South Carolina, with a bachelors of science degree in biology and bachelors of art degree in Spanish. He received his medical degree from the University of South Carolina School of Medicine in South Carolina. He went on to complete his internship and residency at Palmetto Health/USC Medical Group, Family Medicine.

Prior to joining Community Health Partners, Dr. See was an active-duty physician and the EMS medical director at the Naval Air Station in Lemoore, taking care of active-duty service members, dependents and retirees.

Dr. See has a strong interest in LGBTQIA+ healthcare and tailoring the healthcare treatment plan for each of his patient’s specific needs. During his time in the military, he was the primary care liaison for the transgender care team and helped coordinate care for transitioning active-duty service members.

As a certified diabetes prevention program instructor, Dr. See enjoys getting to know each of his patients to understand their needs better and help set personalized health goals with each individual.

When he is not practicing medicine, Dr. See can be found kayaking, rock climbing, hiking and cooking.

Hi, I’m Christy and I’m a professional photographer from Fresno, California. I love nothing more than searching out gorgeous light and letting my clients have fun while I snap some genuine, candid moments that will last a lifetime. My style can be described as warm, full of emotion, cozy, and I definitely don’t mind color. It is my true and honest opinion that everyone deserves beautiful photos… of themselves, their families, their children, their significant others, their pets, their homes… so I offer services in every budget.

I am a transgender, multi-disciplinary artist. I mainly do figurative realism using a modern anime- and street-art-inspired style or a historical/vintage hyperrealism style, but I am also skilled at landscapes, pets, and plants. I am versed in all 2D media (painting, drawing) and I also do murals, and even digital artwork including fliers, logos, and book cover art. I am open to artist collaboratives, and I accept commissions (custom art requests).

Whether you have concerns within your relationships, or you are dealing with grief or loss, distress moving through a phase of life, unresolved issues from childhood, fears, self-esteem, questioning your direction in life, experiencing anxiety or depression – uncovering the stuck places and shining light on them with a trained and trusted ear, can assist in claiming what it is genuine and true for you.

LGBT Commuity network started as a not-for-profit organization under the name of Fresno Pride in 2000. It was started because of the few organizations that existed none were publicly accessible. We wanted to be available and make the community’s events and resources available to all online. We believe that without our existence a sense of community and connectedness would still be absent in the area. Being a stable and accessible organization for over twenty years has allowed us to serve countless community members and also share a sense of normalcy that youth look up to as they may be struggling with their sexuality and gender expression.nnOur organization is unique in that it is the only organization that specifically operates throughout multiple cities in California’s most conservative areas.nnOur original mission was only to inform and educate on LGBT+ issues and events related to the Fresno area. Our mission has expanded over the years to include additional cities and also offering services/programs.

Provides women’s health primary care as well as gender- affirming care.

This is a group for the LGBT community (and allies) who own dogs & want to meet new friends. Bring your dogs to one of our meet ups!nWhen you arrive look for Lyndsay she’ll be holding a rainbow umbrella nEvery Saturday 11am-12pm at Woodward Park Dog ParknTreats for the little ones will be provided. Feel free to bring friends!/rNon dog owners are welcome too.

You deserve high-quality supportive care. Whether you’re seeking adult or pediatric hormone therapy mental health services surgical procedures or preventive or specialty care we look forward to partnering with you nOur goal is to provide an inclusive and welcoming environment for all patients of diverse genders and ethnicities including Blacks/African Americans Latinos/Latinx Indigenous Asian/Pacific Islanders and others nIt’s important to us to know how you identify yourself and how we can best meet your needs.

Temple Beth Israel (TBI) is a reform Jewish congregation. Our community members come from Fresno Clovis Selma Fowler Coarsegold Madera Modesto Sanger and the surrounding areas. Come by Friday night for services and spend Shabbat in Yosemite Sequoia or Kings Canyon National Park. TBI is a center for Jewish life in the Central Valley. We provide numerous opportunities for Jewish connection through our four Pathways to Jewish Living: Ritual Torah Community and Tikkun Olam.

Trans-E-Motion was founded in 2005 by a steering committee focused on organizing the annual Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR). Over the years the event focused more on providing resources and partnering with the community. Trans-E-Motion was founded to provide this support year-round nIn 2010 Trans-E-Motion became an official 501(c)3 non-profit community benefit organization and began hosting monthly socials inviting transgender people and their allies to attend as their authentic selves nIn 2011 Trans-E-Motion hosted its first monthly support group and also began participating in resource fairs organizing speaker’s panels to educate in classrooms of various disciplines and presenting transgender 101 presentations nTrans-E-Motion continues to grow and focuses on providing support advocacy and education for the transgender community and allies nCurrent activities include the annual Transgender Day of Visibility (TDOV) Transgender Day of Remembrance monthly support groups and offering educational workshops and presentations to the professional academic and allied communities.