Programs

  • Food to Share addresses hunger by reducing waste and generating energy.  Companies, grocery stores, schools and organizations who have excess food share with other agencies to distribute to families to help stop food insecurity and reduce waste.

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  • Madera Youth Leaders is a group of teenagers and young adults between the ages of 13-21 years working toward positive change in their community. The purpose of MYL is to inspire and lead other youth in projects that give back to the community, to provide youth with the training, resources, knowledge, and experiences needed to educate the community and impact their own future and the future of Madera.

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  • MCCJ Offer rent and utilities assistance for the families was affected for Covid 19, if you are behind one or more months in your rent and electric & gas, water bill.

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  • The Community Garden stemmed from an idea of the Madera Youth Leaders. With funding from the Madera Redevelopment Agency the garden opened in 2008. The goal of the community garden is to provide a place where all residents of our community can come together to promote healthy eating choices by growing their own food.

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  • Redistricting is the process in which district maps are redrawn and used by city, county, or their political equivalent to elect public officials with the ultimate goal is to divide districts into equivalent populations so the each person is equally represented. These redistricting lines will remain for the next 10 years which may determine who wins an election and, in turn, which communities have representation and what laws or policies are passed.

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  • The Madera Child Development Center is a California State Preschool that provides Montessori curriculum to children ages three, four and five years old

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  • During this time of the pandemic, the Madera Coalition will continue helping our community with consumer education and campaign for resolution services.

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  • In collaboration with community partners , develop and evaluate strategies to increase testing and reduce rates of infection in the target areas.

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  • Madera Water Stewardship Program will empower community members to be informed about issues of contamination, testing, reporting, protection, fees, rehabilitation of wells, and new infrastructure. We will recruit and train a cohort of both adults and youth from low income, minority, and farmworker communities to take initiative and advocate for the issue.

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  • United Way Fresno and Madera Counties provides free tax preparations to low- and moderate-income individuals, families, and seniors. Tax returns are prepared by trained and IRS-certified volunteers at local community organizations.

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  • A youth opportunity to learn about the history of water in California as well as water quality and conserving water

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  • The program employs a strategy to strengthen the relationship between the school district and parents to develop community leaders. This program provides extensive skills training to parents by building their knowledge to allow them to actively participate at school site activities.

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  • MCCJ conduct outreach on the community about the COVID 19 vaccine, supporting MCDPH in planning and implementing vaccine clinics by gathering information from ag employers, clinic locations, encouraging participation among ag employers and farm workers, and helping staff non-clinical roles of the vaccination clinics.

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  • Public art has the transformative power to build pride in neighborhoods while expressing the world view of community members, where they come from, what they do and how they connect to each other.

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