A new collaboration with Union Bank assists Project Access in helping the residents of the Warwick Square in Santa Ana, California, become a safer, more cohesive community. Project Access operates Family and Senior Resource Centers in low-income and workforce housing communities. Its programs, delivered right in residents’ backyards, provide tools and opportunities to under-resourced [...]

Whether it’s fun crafts and Fourth of July cookie decorating (such as at our Family Resource Center at Tassafaronga Village in Oakland, CA); creating patriotic red, white, and blue tie-dyed t-shirts (such as at our Family Resource Center at our Warwick Square in Santa Ana, CA); or simply celebrating with colorful flowers (such as [...]

We’re excited to announce that Chris Baiocchi has joined the Project Access team as our new Chief Development Officer. Prior to his appointment with us, Chris most recently worked for Orange County Great Park (in Irvine, California) as their Development Officer which led him to Habitat for Humanity of Orange County where he started as [...]

Project Access is delighted to announce it is collaborating with KTLA 5 (“LA’s Very Own”); number one for local news in Southern California. In this all-new relationship collaboration, we’re hoping to generate greater awareness for Project Access while putting a spotlight on the outreach and activities of KTLA 5 Community efforts. Over the course [...]

This weekend two things that elicit smiles come together on Sunday, June 20: the official first day of summer and our national celebration of Father’s Day. Here at Project Access, we salute the many fathers that comprise our staff and who reside in our communities across the country. Father’s Day is a day to [...]

How many of you know that today, June 16, is officially Fresh Veggies Day nationwide? It’s not a surprise if many of you are not aware of such a recognized holiday. We only have a few more days until summer officially kicks off (per the summer solstice) and the spotlight shifts to the fresh [...]

According to its website, since 1949 Mental Health America has observed May is Mental Health Month by reaching out to millions of people through the media, local events, and screenings. Like many other organizations, Project Access is helping to spread the word that mental health is something everyone should care about. We’re most likely in agreement that [...]

It’s National Photography Month, or National Photo Month. It’s a chance to focus (no pun intended) your attention on sharpening your skills. Master the art of composition or learn how to use that fancy phone or camera you bought. The entire month is dedicated to photography. While the tools used in photography have changed [...]

May is Asian Pacific American Heritage Month – a celebration of Asians and Pacific Islanders in the United States. Here at Project Access, we salute our Asian and Pacific Islander families. As with all cultures and backgrounds represented by Project Access, our Asian and Pacific Islander Residents contribute mightily to the diversity of our [...]

At all of our Project Access communities across the country the health and well-being of our Residents is primary. As we approach summertime, the month of May affords us the opportunity to recalibrate our health awareness with Lupus Awareness Month and National Blood Pressure Month. Lupus may not be top of mind for many of [...]