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County Probation and HHSA held a Community Resource Fair at the Chula Vista Public Library Sept. 24 to deliver critical programs and services directly to the people who need them most. More than 50 local agencies and community organizations also participated.
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Everyone knows libraries offer books. But 16 County Library branches are meeting a different kind of community need this time of year – summer meals and food pantries.
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Community resources pop-up events bring essential services directly to people experiencing homelessness and have become an important part of the County’s homeless outreach strategy. These events, held twice a month, are key opportunities for engagement, service delivery, and legal support in locations chosen based on community need and city requests.
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Justice-involved youth and law enforcement came together recently for a day of mentorship and teamwork during a special game of flag football at the Youth Transition Campus.
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Young people from the Probation Department’s Youth Transition Campus (YTC) are supporting community members in need by taking part in a food packaging initiative with a local church.
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Public Health Services has a new mobile resource to help deliver health services and information directly to local communities. The County’s latest Live Well on Wheels (LWoW) bus made its debut this month and will soon hit the road.
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The County’s Southeastern Live Well Center (SELWC) has been named the Best of the Best by a national engineering and construction journal.
After a nearly yearlong review of 800 contenders nationwide, the Southeastern Live Well Center was named the best construction project in 2024 and highlighted by the editors of Engineering News-Record (ENR).
