ms. gibson for their presentation. many of us are speechless because it is so incredible to see this happening. commissioner mendoza. commissioner mendoza: thank you. this was wonderful. what a great gem. this is how we find out about things oftentimes and oftentimes we stumble upon them ourselves. thank you for the great work you are doing for our families. it sounds like it is throughout the city and not just in the excelsior community. i am curious about how many of your patients are sfusd students or kids that attend public schools. is there anyway of knowing what that is? >> we do not track that currently. we do track when people come to our clinic, how they heard about us. we have been getting the word out through weekly bulletins in elementary schools. one of the things commissioner maufas was talking about was getting the word out more so people know about it. i do not know off the top of my head and it is not something we asked specifically. but i do know that some people have come in through the schools. comm

ms. riley, who is the president of their board of directors. and eliza gibson, the executive director of the clinic by the bay. we have some audience members that will tell us all about it. then we can ask some questions that will help to fill in the gaps of all of our understanding of this wonderful space that is on mission street. thank you and welcome. >> good afternoon. thank you so much for having us. commissioners, especially commissioner maufas, thank you for bringing this item for and championing our beautiful clinic. my name is janet riley and i am the co-founder of clinic by the bay and board of directors -- and president of the board of directors. eliza has joined me. she is the executive director. a little bit of history. clinic by the bay opened in november of 2010 and we are part of a national network of health clinics called volunteers in medicine for a -- called volunteers in medicine. i think we have the presentation. there we go. thank you so much. we opened in november of 2010. part of a national network of clinics called volunteers in madiso