Vanessa Fuentes

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207 appearances 6 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 10 Sep

Vanessa Fuentes’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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and not in punishment.
Uh I know one of the services that happens a lot it is uh supporting victim victims of sexual assault and there was a lot of funding that was lost to uh for do the current federal administration, so we want the city to step up.
And last but not least, we really need to help
support services to help of immigrant communities 'cause as as driving down here on Guadalupe, uh I don't know if it was actually ICE, but there were like eight state troopers uh around uh that was blocking the street, so I can't tell for sure what it is, but in the city in this town, like in this state
When we see that usually it means only one thing, uh that they're just harassing some hard worker.
immigrants and uh that is just heartbreaking.
Thank you.
morning, my name is Clarice.
I'm with Asian Family Support Services of Austin.
I'm a proud resident of District Nine and also wanted to thank uh Councilmember Lane for proposing an amendment to reductions for ACI's programs.
So for the past ten years, ACI has been a trusted resource for ASA in Asian communities in Austin, helping people navigate healthcare and connect to the services they need.
If you didn't already know, AFSA supports survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking.
At AFSA, we see how interconnected the work being done in our community is, especially when it comes to systems navigation.
We provide some systems navigation for families in our prevention programs and direct services, but there are many more people in our community who struggle to navigate or access healthcare.
When those needs fall outside,
Outside of our scope, we rely on partners like AGI to connect people to the right provider to ensure they access care in a way that works for them.
Like AFSA, ACI creates a trusted doorway where people who have low trust or confusion can learn how to access systems in ways that are meaningful and beneficial to them.
AGI makes healthcare more accessible by connecting them to primary health care while also supporting them in navigating the complex medical structures that help with things like chronic disease management.
do not fall through the crafts cracks simply because their needs cross organizational boundaries.
Health navigators help connect people to doctors,
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