Comprised of over 150 agencies, residents, parents, youth, businesses, schools, and religious institutions serving the neighborhoods of City Heights, Normal Heights, Oak Park, Darnall, Rolando, College Area, Kensington and Talmadge, Mid-City Community Advocacy Network (Mid-City CAN) is one of the strongest, most mature and esteemed community collaborations in San Diego County.

Mid-City CAN's goals are:

• To provide coordination and integration of social, health and community services
• To provide a forum for community-based decision making
• To develop greater community involvement, and
• To advocate for changes in government policies and systems that will improve the quality of life for all of Mid-City’s residents – especially our children.
  

The kickoff Building Healthy Communities community forum took place June 30 at Hoover High's auditorium. Click here to view the presentation slides from that night. Click here to download a House Meeting Leader application, which are due July 7 at 12 noon. Click here to sign up to be a House Meeting Host today!

Download the Mid-City CAN Member list as a .pdf.

Mid-City Community Advocacy Network Mission Statement

Mid City CAN promotes a safe, productive, and healthy community through collaborative efforts of families, youth, schools, religious and cultural organizations, businesses, public and private agencies. Mid City CAN is a clearinghouse for ideas, communication, coordination, advocacy, and networking in support of organizations serving the Mid City community.

Financial oversight and administrative support provided by SAY, San Diego

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