One week after 47 speakers persuaded Lompoc City Council to reverse a vote to slash the Chamber of Commerce’s economic development work, an impassioned crowd of 50 childcare workers overcame a Lompoc Unified School District staff recommendation to hire a for-profit, out-of-state corporation to replace them.
The Women’s Fund Celebration of Grants Awarded 11 Local Nonprofits a Total of $1.25 MillionJust a few months ago, Channel Islands YMCA opened the county’s first home for youth aging out of foster care.
The Montecito YMCA held its much-anticipated Pickleball Courts Grand Opening on Saturday, May 10, from 9 am through 12 pm. It was a great sun-filled day with balmy temperatures, perfect for hitting the courts.
The Lompoc Family YMCA is accepting registrations for the 25th Annual Kid’s For Character Golf Tournament, The Ketrenia Klassic, in memory of the late Ketrenia Hall.
The Channel Islands YMCA is excited to open the first-ever Transitional Housing Placement Program for former foster youth in Santa Barbara County.The program will house nine youth ages 18 to 21 years old as they transition out of the foster care system and become independent and self-sufficient.