Appreciation Plaque for Dr. Soraya Fallah & Collogues from LAUSD Healthy Start Program




 Dr. Soraya Fallah Alongside her Dedicated collogues presented with Appreciation Plaque for Service and Dedication by LAUSD Healthy Start Program

On May 21, 2024, during an event hosted by the LAUSD Wellness Program, Department of Health and Human Services, Dr. Soraya Fallah received an Appreciation Plaque in recognition of her outstanding service and dedication. The ceremony celebrated the efforts of Healthy Start Student and Family Resource Navigators for their contributions throughout the 2023–2024 school year.

Dr. Fallah was acknowledged not only for her day-to-day support of families and students but also for her broader impact. She organized a series of educational workshops, spearheaded fundraising efforts for families in need, and developed strong community partnerships with numerous NGOs and governmental agencies. Through her commitment, she fostered meaningful relationships within the school community and made a lasting impact on student and family well-being.



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