Metropolitan Area Advisory Committee on Anti-Poverty of San Diego County In

Provides comprehensive social services to over 100,000 individuals and families each year across San Diego County, addressing basic needs and promoting stability through integrated support programs.

Operates early childhood education services including Head Start, Early Head Start, and State Preschool programs, enrolls students in a community charter school, and supports youth education through scholarships and apprenticeships.

Operates food distribution events at multiple locations throughout the month to increase accessibility for community members, serving over 100,000 individuals annually through these and other programs.

Operates recurring food distribution events at multiple locations throughout San Diego County to increase access to food for community members in need.

Provides adaptive social services to over 100,000 people each year across San Diego County, including support for individuals and families in need. This figure is consistently cited across multiple evidence sources as the organization’s annual reach.

Invests in home weatherization to improve energy efficiency and comfort, including a project that weatherized 742 homes and services implemented in National City, CA.

Implements weatherization programs that have improved 742 homes through $1.6 million in investments, enhancing energy efficiency and living conditions in communities such as National City.

Provides workforce development, financial career pathways, family asset building, and financial empowerment services such as lending circles, VITA, and emergency housing assistance across multiple locations in San Diego County.

Provides workforce development services including career pathways training, youth and parent training, and early childhood education apprenticeships. Also offers financial empowerment through lending circles, VITA tax services, emergency housing assistance, and family asset building.

Owns, develops, and manages a portfolio of over 1,140 affordable housing units across eight properties in San Diego County to promote long-term housing stability.

Owns, develops, and manages a portfolio of over 1,140 units of affordable housing across San Diego County through eight housing developments, providing long-term stability for low-income residents.

Invests in energy efficiency by providing weatherization services to homes across San Diego County, including a documented investment of $1.6 million to weatherize 742 homes, with ongoing work in National City, CA.

Provides workforce development, career pathway training, financial literacy, lending circles, VITA services, and family asset building to support economic mobility in communities including Vista and Chula Vista.

Runs early childhood education programs including Head Start, Early Head Start, and State Preschool, serves 1,324 children, operates the MAAC Community Charter School with 375 enrolled students, and offers youth scholarships and apprenticeships.

Provides substance use counseling and operates gender-specific recovery homes, including a women’s recovery home in San Diego, and offers DUI education services.

Provides substance use counseling and supportive housing through a women's recovery home in San Diego, CA, and offers DUI education programs as part of health and well-being services.

Develops, owns, and manages a portfolio of over 1,140 affordable homes across eight developments in San Diego County to support long-term stability for low-income residents.

Offers quarterly case management for SDG&E customers in the CBO Arrears Case Management Pilot program, including personalized support and resource connection.

Operates early childhood education programs including Head Start, Early Head Start, and State Preschool in locations such as San Marcos and Oceanside, CA, serving 1,324 children annually, and runs the MAAC Community Charter School with 375 enrolled students. Also offers youth scholarships and apprenticeships.

Offers temporary utility assistance and emergency energy support to low-income households, including through LIHEAP and SDG&E’s CBO Arrears Case Management Pilot, covering past-due or current bills and preventing disconnections.

Operates regular food distribution events and offers emergency and ongoing energy assistance, including LIHEAP support, utility bill payment aid, and emergency intervention for households facing disconnection.

Operates gender-specific recovery homes, including a women’s recovery home in San Diego, and offers substance use counseling and DUI education services.

Offers multiple forms of energy support including emergency assistance for households facing disconnection, one-time financial aid through LIHEAP, and bill payment help based on income and household size. Also provides quarterly case management for SDG&E customers in arrears.

Reinvests millions annually into the local economy through support programs, with a documented $6.2 million reinvestment, contributing to an overall economic impact exceeding $200 million per year.

Engages in advocacy and civic participation efforts including voter registration and advocacy days at local, state, and federal levels.

Engages in advocacy efforts including voter registration and participation in advocacy days at local, state, and federal levels to advance anti-poverty initiatives and community empowerment.

Engages in advocacy and civic participation efforts, including voter registration and representation at local, state, and federal advocacy events.