Our Mission
We connect communities through collaborative partnerships by continuously evolving and navigating complex systems, societal factors, and social determinants in an ongoing effort to bridge gaps, racial inequities, and disparities inherent within our community for a just and thriving Stanislaus County.
Striving for Community Well-Being for All
This video showcases the importance of organizations like ours and what drives our passion for the work we do.
Our Partners
A Glimpse at 2024 Impact
22,637 individuals
22,637 individuals
22,637 individuals
served through outreach and five workshops on ITIN, Water Conservation, Youth Behavioral Health, and Extreme Heat
7,250 individuals
22,637 individuals
22,637 individuals
served through outreach and six workshops on Workers' Rights and COVID-19
2,537 individuals
22,637 individuals
1,669 community members, including individuals and toddlers
served through outreach and six workshops on Youth Behavioral Health and Tobacco Prevention Awareness
1,669 community members, including individuals and toddlers
1,669 community members, including individuals and toddlers
1,669 community members, including individuals and toddlers
served by our Child Development program
250 youth
1,669 community members, including individuals and toddlers
250 youth
served by our Green Room Youth Program
$10,908
1,669 community members, including individuals and toddlers
250 youth
in Rental and Utility Assistance
3,977 individuals'
3,977 individuals'
3,977 individuals'
basic needs met including food, transportation, hygiene, employment, and clothing
334 attendees
3,977 individuals'
3,977 individuals'
of community builders' meetings
1,302 individuals
3,977 individuals'
1,302 individuals
attended events such as Health Fairs, Community Events, Luncheons, and the Toy and Coat Drive
Client Testimonials
“I had COVID, and I was down. I had no energy whatsoever, and the whole family had it, so the people I would rely on couldn’t help; we were all quarantined. The testing facility put me in touch with WMCC. They asked me what I needed, and I just said soups and waters. But then they thought of things I wouldn’t have thought of, like shower soap. They brought it to my door and there was no contact whatsoever. This is a program that definitely cares and helps. If it wasn’t for this program, I don’t know how I would have survived the two weeks of quarantine. Everyone in my family is fully recovered and I am now vaccinated. I am so thankful.”
- Linda, West Modesto Resident
Praise for Promotoras
Linda's feedback illustrates the power of community action and the depth of commitment represented by our Promotoras, who helped meet her family's needs during a challenging time.
West Modesto Community Collaborative
601 S Martin Luther King Dr, Modesto, California 95351, United States
(209) 522-6902
adminassist@westmodestocollaborative.com
Federal Tax ID: 31-1751288
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Cinco de Mayo Luncheon
Join us for WMCC’s Cinco de Mayo Fundraiser! Celebrate with food, music & community while supporting farmworker outreach & services. Let’s make a difference together!
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