ROSART UNVEILS WEB SITE FOR SAN DIEGO VOLUNTEER LAW PROGRAM

SAN DIEGO, CA, April 25,2005 -- RosArt Multimedia, Inc. (www.rosart.com) has completed a web site for the San Diego Volunteer Law Program (SDVLP). Jose Rosa, RosArt's chief executive officer, made the announcement.

Since 1983, SDVLP has changed the lives of thousands of poor women, children and men throughout San Diego County. A private, non-profit organization, SDVLP is the county's oldest and largest pro bono legal services program.

SDVLP serves the most vulnerable members of the community: the homeless, abused children, domestic violence victims, elder abuse victims, veterans, immigrants and HIV/AIDS sufferers. Notably, more than 75 percent of SDVLP clients are women and children.

"SDVLP is a noble and very necessary organization and we're proud to be able to help them in their efforts to represent the underprivileged," Rosa said.

"RosArt's pro bono donation of time and talent is greatly appreciated and we're very happy with the finished product as it will greatly enhance our public outreach efforts to the community," said Carl R. Poirot, SDVLP's executive director.

The easily navigable site features six sections:

About Us
Services
You Can Help
Resources
Contact Us
Site Map

Each section provides useful links to a wide variety of information and services provided by SDVLP. In Services, for example, there are links to all of the legal services the organization offers, some of which include domestic violence, family law, youth services, AIDS/HIV, immigration services, elder law services and San Diego fire victims. Resources provides useful contact information - a link to a web site to obtain free legal resources, and how to hire an attorney.

RosArt Multimedia, Inc., is a San Diego, CA-based multimedia company providing web site design and development, graphic design, corporate identity packages, advanced web promotion, web site hosting, and more. The company, established in 1996 by Jose Rosa, not only represents a wide variety of law firms nationwide, but also educational institutions, retailers, wholesalers and manufacturers.

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