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OUR MISSIONMaximizing self-suciency with families and individuals through high-quality programs and advocacy in our communities. OUR VISIONTo be a regional resource throughout San Diego County that provides high-quality services that are accessible, promote dignity, encourage independence and aows people, regardless of background or history, to create the best lives for themselves, their families, and our community.Since opening our doors in 1965, MAAC has helped individuals and families create the lives they want and deserve.MAAC is the leading provider of comprehensive social services in San Diego County, serving 75,000 individuals every year in ve key areas: Economic Development, Education, Health & Well-being, Housing, and Advocacy & Leadership Development. Our organization works towards equity and justice for all communities throughout the region. From Fallbrook to San Ysidro, and from the Imperial County line to the beaches, we partner with individuals and families to address their immediate needs, work a plan for a brighter future, and empower them to become agents of change in their neighborhoods.By investing in tomorrow’s leaders, we create stronger, more vibrant communities where individuals and families can thrive.Administrative Oices1355 Third AvenueChula Vista, CA 91911(619) 426-3595North Campus956 Vale Terrace DriveVista, CA 92084 (760) 471-4210Onlineinfo@MAACproject.org MAACproject.org MAAC1965 MAAC_1965 MAAC1965 MAAC-ProjectMAAC is a non-prot, charitable organization under 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Service tax code. EIN 95-2457354.MAAC_ADM0101V020623
OUR MISSIONMaximizing self-suciency with families and individuals through high-quality programs and advocacy in our communities. OUR VISIONTo be a regional resource throughout San Diego County that provides high-quality services that are accessible, promote dignity, encourage independence and aows people, regardless of background or history, to create the best lives for themselves, their families, and our community.Since opening our doors in 1965, MAAC has helped individuals and families create the lives they want and deserve.MAAC is the leading provider of comprehensive social services in San Diego County, serving 75,000 individuals every year in ve key areas: Economic Development, Education, Health & Well-being, Housing, and Advocacy & Leadership Development. Our organization works towards equity and justice for all communities throughout the region. From Fallbrook to San Ysidro, and from the Imperial County line to the beaches, we partner with individuals and families to address their immediate needs, work a plan for a brighter future, and empower them to become agents of change in their neighborhoods.By investing in tomorrow’s leaders, we create stronger, more vibrant communities where individuals and families can thrive.Administrative Oices1355 Third AvenueChula Vista, CA 91911(619) 426-3595North Campus956 Vale Terrace DriveVista, CA 92084 (760) 471-4210Onlineinfo@MAACproject.org MAACproject.org MAAC1965 MAAC_1965 MAAC1965 MAAC-ProjectMAAC is a non-prot, charitable organization under 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Service tax code. EIN 95-2457354.MAAC_ADM0101V020623
OUR MISSIONMaximizing self-suciency with families and individuals through high-quality programs and advocacy in our communities. OUR VISIONTo be a regional resource throughout San Diego County that provides high-quality services that are accessible, promote dignity, encourage independence and aows people, regardless of background or history, to create the best lives for themselves, their families, and our community.Since opening our doors in 1965, MAAC has helped individuals and families create the lives they want and deserve.MAAC is the leading provider of comprehensive social services in San Diego County, serving 75,000 individuals every year in ve key areas: Economic Development, Education, Health & Well-being, Housing, and Advocacy & Leadership Development. Our organization works towards equity and justice for all communities throughout the region. From Fallbrook to San Ysidro, and from the Imperial County line to the beaches, we partner with individuals and families to address their immediate needs, work a plan for a brighter future, and empower them to become agents of change in their neighborhoods.By investing in tomorrow’s leaders, we create stronger, more vibrant communities where individuals and families can thrive.Administrative Oices1355 Third AvenueChula Vista, CA 91911(619) 426-3595North Campus956 Vale Terrace DriveVista, CA 92084 (760) 471-4210Onlineinfo@MAACproject.org MAACproject.org MAAC1965 MAAC_1965 MAAC1965 MAAC-ProjectMAAC is a non-prot, charitable organization under 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Service tax code. EIN 95-2457354.MAAC_ADM0101V020623
For specic information such as eligibility, location, and hours of operation, please refer to our website at MAACproject.orgCHILD DEVELOPMENT (CDP)956 Vale Terrace Drive, Vista, CA 92084(760) 471-4210Our program uses a comprehensive, family-centered method to provide high quality early care and education services to prepare children for future academic success. We serve more than 2,000 children from birth to age ve, pregnant women, and their families across 40+ locations in the communities of Carlsbad, Escondido, Fallbrook, Oceanside, San Marcos, San Ysidro, Pauma, Rincon, and Vista.DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE (DUI) EDUCATION1355 Third Avenue, Chula Vista, CA 91911(619) 409-1780We oer safe, supportive, and condential counseling services to individuals whose driving privileges have been restricted due to DUI. Our state-licensed program reduces the negative impact and number of people driving under the influence of controlled substances. Referrals are made by County Superior Courts, County Probation Oice, or DMV.ENERGY ASSISTANCEAvailability based on zip codeCall (619) 434-3829Our program provides one emergency energy payment per year to qualied households. We also connect participants to other resources that may help them reduce their energy consumption and manage their utility bills. This includes energy-related maintenance, repairs and replacement in their homes. FOOD DISTRIBUTIONLocations across San Diego County(619) 426-3595In partnership with the San Diego Food Bank, we distribute food—including fresh fruits and vegetables— to thousands of individuals and families once a month at 7 MAAC locations throughout San Diego County. Documentation is not required, and there are no income or asset restrictions for receiving assistance.HOUSING COMMUNITIES Locations across San Diego County(619) 426-3595Our vibrant housing communities provide aordable, safe, quality homes to working families across San Diego County. Our innovative approach to housing has claimed national recognition. To date, MAAC has developed more than 1,000 units of aordable housing across the region. MAAC COMMUNITY CHARTER SCHOOL (MCCS)1385 Third Avenue, Chula Vista, CA 91911(619) 476-0749MCCS provides an alternative educational environment for students 14-24 years old, helping them gain self-condence, embrace learning, and earn their high school diploma. Using a unique curriculum that places emphasis on credit recovery, critical pedagogy, and transformative justice, students learn traditional subjects in relation to real-world issues. Today, MCCS averages nearly 300 students. We oer the following models for learning: traditional classroom-based, work-based, and independent studies.RECOVERY HOMES Condential locationsCasa de Milagros (619) 262-4002 / Nosotros (619) 426-4801Our recovery homes each support 18 residents at a time, oering the nurturing, personalized care individuals need during the recovery process. The programs integrate gender and cultural influences into a blend of successful substance abuse treatment services. Our goal is to help participants become sober/drug-free and reunite with their loved ones.STRIVING TOWARDS ECONOMIC PROSPERITY (STEP) Locations across San Diego County(619) 426-3595We oer comprehensive services through our STEP Program to assist individuals in creating the lives they deserve. By partnering with our participants to develop customized plans to achieve their goals, we are commied to supporting them at every step of their journey toward economic mobility.WEATHERIZATION 1703 Hoover Avenue, Suite B, National City, CA 91950(619) 409-7588Our Weatherization Program helps families make home repairs and improvements at no cost. Our services are intended to increase the safety and comfort of homes through the installation of weatherstripping and the replacement of ineicient appliances, windows, and insulation. Available to income-eligible households throughout San Diego County, these upgrades often reduce energy consumption and utility expenses, and protect residents from carbon monoxide poisoning.WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT 1355 Third Avenue, Chula Vista, CA 91911(619) 426-3595Our programs oer support to those seeking new careers or nancial advancement and also address the labor force needs in San Diego County. Participants are equipped with the necessary experience, certications, and skills to pursue higher-paying jobs and family-sustaining careers. In addition to job readiness training, individuals receive extensive coaching and support to help them overcome barriers to employment.Programs& SERVICES MAAC I couldn’t ask for anything beer than MAAC. They know that for a child to succeed, they need to ensure the family is taken care of. MAAC not only supports my daughter’s development, but has also invested in me and my skis as a parent and community leader.Darjené,CDP ParentMAAC provides high-quality services in ve key focus areas that tend to the needs of individuals’ physical, mental, emotional, and nancial health:ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTWe open doors to greater economic opportunities by providing employment training and nancial education to individuals seeking to transform their lives.EDUCATIONFrom our child development programs to our charter high school, we leverage the power of education to break the cycle of poverty.HEALTH & WELL-BEINGWe address chaenges to health, safety, and overa we-being faced by children and their families to increase their opportunities for nancial advancement and success.HOUSINGBy providing aordable homes and addressing barriers to housing stability, we support individuals and families in their pursuit of greater economic mobility.ADVOCACY & LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENTWe provide training and resources to support community members in advocating on behalf of policies that strengthen their families and communities.ServicePATHWAYS OF
For specic information such as eligibility, location, and hours of operation, please refer to our website at MAACproject.orgCHILD DEVELOPMENT (CDP)956 Vale Terrace Drive, Vista, CA 92084(760) 471-4210Our program uses a comprehensive, family-centered method to provide high quality early care and education services to prepare children for future academic success. We serve more than 2,000 children from birth to age ve, pregnant women, and their families across 40+ locations in the communities of Carlsbad, Escondido, Fallbrook, Oceanside, San Marcos, San Ysidro, Pauma, Rincon, and Vista.DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE (DUI) EDUCATION1355 Third Avenue, Chula Vista, CA 91911(619) 409-1780We oer safe, supportive, and condential counseling services to individuals whose driving privileges have been restricted due to DUI. Our state-licensed program reduces the negative impact and number of people driving under the influence of controlled substances. Referrals are made by County Superior Courts, County Probation Oice, or DMV.ENERGY ASSISTANCEAvailability based on zip codeCall (619) 434-3829Our program provides one emergency energy payment per year to qualied households. We also connect participants to other resources that may help them reduce their energy consumption and manage their utility bills. This includes energy-related maintenance, repairs and replacement in their homes. FOOD DISTRIBUTIONLocations across San Diego County(619) 426-3595In partnership with the San Diego Food Bank, we distribute food—including fresh fruits and vegetables— to thousands of individuals and families once a month at 7 MAAC locations throughout San Diego County. Documentation is not required, and there are no income or asset restrictions for receiving assistance.HOUSING COMMUNITIES Locations across San Diego County(619) 426-3595Our vibrant housing communities provide aordable, safe, quality homes to working families across San Diego County. Our innovative approach to housing has claimed national recognition. To date, MAAC has developed more than 1,000 units of aordable housing across the region. MAAC COMMUNITY CHARTER SCHOOL (MCCS)1385 Third Avenue, Chula Vista, CA 91911(619) 476-0749MCCS provides an alternative educational environment for students 14-24 years old, helping them gain self-condence, embrace learning, and earn their high school diploma. Using a unique curriculum that places emphasis on credit recovery, critical pedagogy, and transformative justice, students learn traditional subjects in relation to real-world issues. Today, MCCS averages nearly 300 students. We oer the following models for learning: traditional classroom-based, work-based, and independent studies.RECOVERY HOMES Condential locationsCasa de Milagros (619) 262-4002 / Nosotros (619) 426-4801Our recovery homes each support 18 residents at a time, oering the nurturing, personalized care individuals need during the recovery process. The programs integrate gender and cultural influences into a blend of successful substance abuse treatment services. Our goal is to help participants become sober/drug-free and reunite with their loved ones.STRIVING TOWARDS ECONOMIC PROSPERITY (STEP) Locations across San Diego County(619) 426-3595We oer comprehensive services through our STEP Program to assist individuals in creating the lives they deserve. By partnering with our participants to develop customized plans to achieve their goals, we are commied to supporting them at every step of their journey toward economic mobility.WEATHERIZATION 1703 Hoover Avenue, Suite B, National City, CA 91950(619) 409-7588Our Weatherization Program helps families make home repairs and improvements at no cost. Our services are intended to increase the safety and comfort of homes through the installation of weatherstripping and the replacement of ineicient appliances, windows, and insulation. Available to income-eligible households throughout San Diego County, these upgrades often reduce energy consumption and utility expenses, and protect residents from carbon monoxide poisoning.WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT 1355 Third Avenue, Chula Vista, CA 91911(619) 426-3595Our programs oer support to those seeking new careers or nancial advancement and also address the labor force needs in San Diego County. Participants are equipped with the necessary experience, certications, and skills to pursue higher-paying jobs and family-sustaining careers. In addition to job readiness training, individuals receive extensive coaching and support to help them overcome barriers to employment.Programs& SERVICES MAAC I couldn’t ask for anything beer than MAAC. They know that for a child to succeed, they need to ensure the family is taken care of. MAAC not only supports my daughter’s development, but has also invested in me and my skis as a parent and community leader.Darjené,CDP ParentMAAC provides high-quality services in ve key focus areas that tend to the needs of individuals’ physical, mental, emotional, and nancial health:ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTWe open doors to greater economic opportunities by providing employment training and nancial education to individuals seeking to transform their lives.EDUCATIONFrom our child development programs to our charter high school, we leverage the power of education to break the cycle of poverty.HEALTH & WELL-BEINGWe address chaenges to health, safety, and overa we-being faced by children and their families to increase their opportunities for nancial advancement and success.HOUSINGBy providing aordable homes and addressing barriers to housing stability, we support individuals and families in their pursuit of greater economic mobility.ADVOCACY & LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENTWe provide training and resources to support community members in advocating on behalf of policies that strengthen their families and communities.ServicePATHWAYS OF
For specic information such as eligibility, location, and hours of operation, please refer to our website at MAACproject.orgCHILD DEVELOPMENT (CDP)956 Vale Terrace Drive, Vista, CA 92084(760) 471-4210Our program uses a comprehensive, family-centered method to provide high quality early care and education services to prepare children for future academic success. We serve more than 2,000 children from birth to age ve, pregnant women, and their families across 40+ locations in the communities of Carlsbad, Escondido, Fallbrook, Oceanside, San Marcos, San Ysidro, Pauma, Rincon, and Vista.DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE (DUI) EDUCATION1355 Third Avenue, Chula Vista, CA 91911(619) 409-1780We oer safe, supportive, and condential counseling services to individuals whose driving privileges have been restricted due to DUI. Our state-licensed program reduces the negative impact and number of people driving under the influence of controlled substances. Referrals are made by County Superior Courts, County Probation Oice, or DMV.ENERGY ASSISTANCEAvailability based on zip codeCall (619) 434-3829Our program provides one emergency energy payment per year to qualied households. We also connect participants to other resources that may help them reduce their energy consumption and manage their utility bills. This includes energy-related maintenance, repairs and replacement in their homes. FOOD DISTRIBUTIONLocations across San Diego County(619) 426-3595In partnership with the San Diego Food Bank, we distribute food—including fresh fruits and vegetables— to thousands of individuals and families once a month at 7 MAAC locations throughout San Diego County. Documentation is not required, and there are no income or asset restrictions for receiving assistance.HOUSING COMMUNITIES Locations across San Diego County(619) 426-3595Our vibrant housing communities provide aordable, safe, quality homes to working families across San Diego County. Our innovative approach to housing has claimed national recognition. To date, MAAC has developed more than 1,000 units of aordable housing across the region. MAAC COMMUNITY CHARTER SCHOOL (MCCS)1385 Third Avenue, Chula Vista, CA 91911(619) 476-0749MCCS provides an alternative educational environment for students 14-24 years old, helping them gain self-condence, embrace learning, and earn their high school diploma. Using a unique curriculum that places emphasis on credit recovery, critical pedagogy, and transformative justice, students learn traditional subjects in relation to real-world issues. Today, MCCS averages nearly 300 students. We oer the following models for learning: traditional classroom-based, work-based, and independent studies.RECOVERY HOMES Condential locationsCasa de Milagros (619) 262-4002 / Nosotros (619) 426-4801Our recovery homes each support 18 residents at a time, oering the nurturing, personalized care individuals need during the recovery process. The programs integrate gender and cultural influences into a blend of successful substance abuse treatment services. Our goal is to help participants become sober/drug-free and reunite with their loved ones.STRIVING TOWARDS ECONOMIC PROSPERITY (STEP) Locations across San Diego County(619) 426-3595We oer comprehensive services through our STEP Program to assist individuals in creating the lives they deserve. By partnering with our participants to develop customized plans to achieve their goals, we are commied to supporting them at every step of their journey toward economic mobility.WEATHERIZATION 1703 Hoover Avenue, Suite B, National City, CA 91950(619) 409-7588Our Weatherization Program helps families make home repairs and improvements at no cost. Our services are intended to increase the safety and comfort of homes through the installation of weatherstripping and the replacement of ineicient appliances, windows, and insulation. Available to income-eligible households throughout San Diego County, these upgrades often reduce energy consumption and utility expenses, and protect residents from carbon monoxide poisoning.WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT 1355 Third Avenue, Chula Vista, CA 91911(619) 426-3595Our programs oer support to those seeking new careers or nancial advancement and also address the labor force needs in San Diego County. Participants are equipped with the necessary experience, certications, and skills to pursue higher-paying jobs and family-sustaining careers. In addition to job readiness training, individuals receive extensive coaching and support to help them overcome barriers to employment.Programs& SERVICES MAAC I couldn’t ask for anything beer than MAAC. They know that for a child to succeed, they need to ensure the family is taken care of. MAAC not only supports my daughter’s development, but has also invested in me and my skis as a parent and community leader.Darjené,CDP ParentMAAC provides high-quality services in ve key focus areas that tend to the needs of individuals’ physical, mental, emotional, and nancial health:ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTWe open doors to greater economic opportunities by providing employment training and nancial education to individuals seeking to transform their lives.EDUCATIONFrom our child development programs to our charter high school, we leverage the power of education to break the cycle of poverty.HEALTH & WELL-BEINGWe address chaenges to health, safety, and overa we-being faced by children and their families to increase their opportunities for nancial advancement and success.HOUSINGBy providing aordable homes and addressing barriers to housing stability, we support individuals and families in their pursuit of greater economic mobility.ADVOCACY & LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENTWe provide training and resources to support community members in advocating on behalf of policies that strengthen their families and communities.ServicePATHWAYS OF
For specic information such as eligibility, location, and hours of operation, please refer to our website at MAACproject.orgCHILD DEVELOPMENT (CDP)956 Vale Terrace Drive, Vista, CA 92084(760) 471-4210Our program uses a comprehensive, family-centered method to provide high quality early care and education services to prepare children for future academic success. We serve more than 2,000 children from birth to age ve, pregnant women, and their families across 40+ locations in the communities of Carlsbad, Escondido, Fallbrook, Oceanside, San Marcos, San Ysidro, Pauma, Rincon, and Vista.DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE (DUI) EDUCATION1355 Third Avenue, Chula Vista, CA 91911(619) 409-1780We oer safe, supportive, and condential counseling services to individuals whose driving privileges have been restricted due to DUI. Our state-licensed program reduces the negative impact and number of people driving under the influence of controlled substances. Referrals are made by County Superior Courts, County Probation Oice, or DMV.ENERGY ASSISTANCEAvailability based on zip codeCall (619) 434-3829Our program provides one emergency energy payment per year to qualied households. We also connect participants to other resources that may help them reduce their energy consumption and manage their utility bills. This includes energy-related maintenance, repairs and replacement in their homes. FOOD DISTRIBUTIONLocations across San Diego County(619) 426-3595In partnership with the San Diego Food Bank, we distribute food—including fresh fruits and vegetables— to thousands of individuals and families once a month at 7 MAAC locations throughout San Diego County. Documentation is not required, and there are no income or asset restrictions for receiving assistance.HOUSING COMMUNITIES Locations across San Diego County(619) 426-3595Our vibrant housing communities provide aordable, safe, quality homes to working families across San Diego County. Our innovative approach to housing has claimed national recognition. To date, MAAC has developed more than 1,000 units of aordable housing across the region. MAAC COMMUNITY CHARTER SCHOOL (MCCS)1385 Third Avenue, Chula Vista, CA 91911(619) 476-0749MCCS provides an alternative educational environment for students 14-24 years old, helping them gain self-condence, embrace learning, and earn their high school diploma. Using a unique curriculum that places emphasis on credit recovery, critical pedagogy, and transformative justice, students learn traditional subjects in relation to real-world issues. Today, MCCS averages nearly 300 students. We oer the following models for learning: traditional classroom-based, work-based, and independent studies.RECOVERY HOMES Condential locationsCasa de Milagros (619) 262-4002 / Nosotros (619) 426-4801Our recovery homes each support 18 residents at a time, oering the nurturing, personalized care individuals need during the recovery process. The programs integrate gender and cultural influences into a blend of successful substance abuse treatment services. Our goal is to help participants become sober/drug-free and reunite with their loved ones.STRIVING TOWARDS ECONOMIC PROSPERITY (STEP) Locations across San Diego County(619) 426-3595We oer comprehensive services through our STEP Program to assist individuals in creating the lives they deserve. By partnering with our participants to develop customized plans to achieve their goals, we are commied to supporting them at every step of their journey toward economic mobility.WEATHERIZATION 1703 Hoover Avenue, Suite B, National City, CA 91950(619) 409-7588Our Weatherization Program helps families make home repairs and improvements at no cost. Our services are intended to increase the safety and comfort of homes through the installation of weatherstripping and the replacement of ineicient appliances, windows, and insulation. Available to income-eligible households throughout San Diego County, these upgrades often reduce energy consumption and utility expenses, and protect residents from carbon monoxide poisoning.WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT 1355 Third Avenue, Chula Vista, CA 91911(619) 426-3595Our programs oer support to those seeking new careers or nancial advancement and also address the labor force needs in San Diego County. Participants are equipped with the necessary experience, certications, and skills to pursue higher-paying jobs and family-sustaining careers. In addition to job readiness training, individuals receive extensive coaching and support to help them overcome barriers to employment.Programs& SERVICES MAAC I couldn’t ask for anything beer than MAAC. They know that for a child to succeed, they need to ensure the family is taken care of. MAAC not only supports my daughter’s development, but has also invested in me and my skis as a parent and community leader.Darjené,CDP ParentMAAC provides high-quality services in ve key focus areas that tend to the needs of individuals’ physical, mental, emotional, and nancial health:ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTWe open doors to greater economic opportunities by providing employment training and nancial education to individuals seeking to transform their lives.EDUCATIONFrom our child development programs to our charter high school, we leverage the power of education to break the cycle of poverty.HEALTH & WELL-BEINGWe address chaenges to health, safety, and overa we-being faced by children and their families to increase their opportunities for nancial advancement and success.HOUSINGBy providing aordable homes and addressing barriers to housing stability, we support individuals and families in their pursuit of greater economic mobility.ADVOCACY & LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENTWe provide training and resources to support community members in advocating on behalf of policies that strengthen their families and communities.ServicePATHWAYS OF
OUR MISSIONMaximizing self-suciency with families and individuals through high-quality programs and advocacy in our communities. OUR VISIONTo be a regional resource throughout San Diego County that provides high-quality services that are accessible, promote dignity, encourage independence and aows people, regardless of background or history, to create the best lives for themselves, their families, and our community.Since opening our doors in 1965, MAAC has helped individuals and families create the lives they want and deserve.MAAC is the leading provider of comprehensive social services in San Diego County, serving 75,000 individuals every year in ve key areas: Economic Development, Education, Health & Well-being, Housing, and Advocacy & Leadership Development. Our organization works towards equity and justice for all communities throughout the region. From Fallbrook to San Ysidro, and from the Imperial County line to the beaches, we partner with individuals and families to address their immediate needs, work a plan for a brighter future, and empower them to become agents of change in their neighborhoods.By investing in tomorrow’s leaders, we create stronger, more vibrant communities where individuals and families can thrive.Administrative Oices1355 Third AvenueChula Vista, CA 91911(619) 426-3595North Campus956 Vale Terrace DriveVista, CA 92084 (760) 471-4210Onlineinfo@MAACproject.org MAACproject.org MAAC1965 MAAC_1965 MAAC1965 MAAC-ProjectMAAC is a non-prot, charitable organization under 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Service tax code. EIN 95-2457354.MAAC_ADM0101V020623