Fay Biccard Glick Neighborhood Center At Crooked Creek

Clients are encouraged to change their fast-paced lifestyles by exploring how to make healthier choices for a healthier lifestyle. Healthy eating and living workshops, cooking classes, and mental health opportunities are offered to the community to encourage an active lifestyle throughout their lives. In addition, programing is focused on providing food through food pantry, and senior services such as social capital events, field trips, and education and awareness classes.

A variety of youth programs are offered including dual-language preschool providing quality education for ages 2-5, an out-of-school program providing tutoring, enrichment opportunities, access and summer programming for ages 5-12, and the flip (future leaders in progress) program for youth ages 13-19 years old that will focus on career and educational advancement and readiness. The flip program also maintains the community garden and farmers market.

Face (family and community engagement), provides mobile wrap-around services to a cohort of families on-site at their apartment complexes. This program allows families to access social, educational, and healthy lifestyle activities within walking distance of their front door. Parents are also connected to workforce development services. Also, face focuses on immmigration support and concerns such as citizenship, work visas, and education attainment.