The Hub Communities Family Resource Center Enriching our communities By providing resources for all.

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The Hub Communities Family Resource Center Enriching our communities By providing resources for all.

Our Mission: To empower individuals and families by providing services, resources and referrals. To celebrate the diversities and strengths of each community.

We Serve Ten Rural Communities: The Hub MontagueGrenada Big Springs Gazelle Little Shasta Hornbrook Hilt Willow Creek Bogus Copco Lake

We partner with Siskiyou First 5 & The Community Services Council Mental Health Services Act (MHSA) VolunteersDonors Schools & Preschools SSAC to support & strengthen the community …

…by offering: Child Abuse Prevention & Awareness Parenting Classes & Life Skills Adult & Early Child Literacy Programs Family & Individual Case Management Playgroups/Parenting Resources Emergency Help for Basic Needs Mental Health & Crisis Referral Health and Nutrition Promotion Resources & Referrals Community Events/Social Interaction Cal Fresh & Affordable Care Act Application Assistance Volunteer Opportunities

Our Staff: Executive Director Michelle O’Gorman Program Manager & Personal Services Coordinator Rico Gutierrez AmeriCorps/ Volunteer Coordinator and Community Outreach Kathleen Popa Children and Families Activities Coordinator Josephine Kelley Results and Evaluation Specialist Ken Reusze Volunteer Eve Rooker

Our Volunteers: