2025-06-05T19:23:01-04:00 2024-12-31 932896674 Houser Bookkeeping & Tax Services 7400 Shoreline Drive Suite 3 Stockton CA 95219 990 2024-01-01 814694078 AMELIA ANN ADAMS WHOLE LIFE CENTER % CHRISTINA PEOPLES AMEL 2098887174 PO BOX 1694 STOCKTON CA 95201 CHRISTINA PEOPLES SECRETARY 2098887174 2025-05-13 false true SHARI HOUSER P23311257 2099510476 2025-06-05 X 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z 3141496 false X AAAWLC.ORG X 2016 CA We sow seeds in our own backyard: We cultivate change and healing that transforms communities to move from surviving to thriving. 4 0 32 0 0 1344961 3127374 0 0 11122 1344961 3138496 0 0 840627 1218687 0 0 590787 1329476 1431414 2548163 -86453 590333 587998 1293117 62097 176883 525901 1116234 We sow seeds in our own backyard: We cultivate change and healing that transforms communities to move from surviving to thriving. 1963200 Furthered the outreach to community members for developing social services to improve current standing within the community. Inclusive of COVID-19 resources for the current fiscal year. Our organization remains committed to advancing equity, healing and opportunity through a holistic approach that integrates youth development, social justice, community health and mental wellness. Youth Initiatives: We created safe, creative spaces for youth to express themselves through poetry, spoken word, music and visual arts. These programs not only served as emotional outlets but also emphasized the importance of self-care, cultural identity and community healing. Participants reported increased confidence, reduced stress and stronger peer connections. We engaged almost 200 youth in programming through Wonkas Crib and Black Youth Protecting Black Peace. Community Health & Equity Initiatives: We supported over 60 families in obtaining and maintaining stable housing through funding opportunities and partnerships. We have provided over $270,000 in support to families in need of housing to support with temporary housing, move-in costs, etc. Our maternal health work focused on increasing support systems and access to culturally competent care for African American pregnant and postpartum mothers. As a result, we engaged over 25 participants and made progress toward decreasing maternal and infant mortality rates in our community.We also expanded health education programming to increase families understanding of preventative care and health resources. We had 6 staff that became certified Community Health Workers and through weekly outreach we have provided education on healthy living and resources to over 500 individuals and families in high need census tracts (85202, 95206, 95420, 95231). Social Justice Initiatives: Through our STAR (Success Through Alternative Routes) Program, we successfully housed one of our participants and enrolled him in a certified apprenticeship program. This initiative demontrates our commitment to addressing systemic inequities by providing tangible pathways to employment, stability and empowerment for justice-impacted individuals. We have engaged and supported over 20 individuals through social justice programs and initiatives. Additionally, we have collaborated with 6 organizations and their participants to provide a broader reach through coalition building efforts. Mental Wellness Initiatives: We increased access to licensed clinicians throughour community partnerships and reduced mental health stigma by normalizing conversations about emotional well-being in group and one-on-one settings. 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Conflict of interest policy compliance Part VI line 12c Employees and Directors are to immediately notify an officer of the organization if there is a conflict of interest in appearance or operation after which the board will review and take appropriate action. Governing documents etc available to public Part VI line 19 All governing documents are available for review by interested members of the public at the organizations main business address Monday through Friday by appointment.