Breathe, stretch, and refresh—join MCCN Chair Yoga every Wednesday
Mission City Community Network was honored to be part of the Altadena Resource Fair this weekend, supporting residents impacted by the Eaton Fires.
Our team shared health and wellness resources to help families recover and rebuild.
We remain committed to walking alongside our neighbors during recovery and ensuring access to care remains strong through the weeks and months ahead.
Community care is who we are. Connection is what drives us.
Bringing Care Closer to Our Community with South Asian Network (SAN)!
Mission City Community Network was honored to be part of the Community Health Fair organized by South Asian Network in LA. A beautifully diverse community came together and received free flu shots, health screenings, plus helpful info on Medi-Cal & Covered California to support families and empower wellness.
Grateful for this partnership and the opportunity to connect directly with the community. We are grateful to SAN for organizing this meaningful event and thankful to everyone who stopped by to connect with us! Together, we make healthcare more accessible, inclusive, and community centered.
Networking With Purpose - Partnerships That Make a Difference!
Our Mission City Community Network colleague attended the Karsh Center Collaborator Breakfast, and it was a great reminder of how important networking truly is!
A room full of amazing partners, organizations, and community leaders, all coming together to connect, share ideas, and explore how we can better serve our LA communities. Networking like this strengthens partnerships, helps us learn about new resources, and expands the positive impact we can make in our communities. Thank you to the @KarshCenter for hosting this space where collaboration, conversation, and community support come together so naturally.
Together, we grow stronger and together, we serve better
On October 25, 2025, Mission City Community Network (MCCN) participated in the Town of Apple Valley’s annual Spooktacular Event, which welcomed over 1,000 attendees, making it the largest in recent years!
As part of the festivities, MCCN hosted a decorated trunk filled with Halloween treats and valuable health resources including hand sanitizers, stress balls, HIV awareness flyers, bandages, condoms, and lubricants.
This event was more than just spooky fun - it provided a wonderful opportunity to connect with families, promote wellness, and share information about important community health services. We’re proud to be part of such a festive and meaningful event that brings our community together!
This past weekend, Mission City Community Network was honored to participate in the 5th Annual Kindness Festival in Pomona!
It was a beautiful celebration of kindness, connection, and community. From talented musicians and singers to the incredible dragon dance, the energy was uplifting and inspiring. We were grateful for the opportunity to share resources, answer questions, and connect with families who stopped by our booth.
We look forward to continuing to partner in events that strengthen and uplift our communities!
