Transforming our community,
MCI is a social innovations lab with a model for prevention that is working to go beyond direct services to create large-scale community change.
Watch & get to know MCITo have 35,000 children living in the neighborhoods within the 5-square mile/500 blocks of the Magnolia Catchment Area in Los Angeles, California break all records of success in their education and health, and the quality of nurturing care and the economic stability they receive from their families and community?
MCI is driven to create safe and supportive environments for all the children in the MCI catchment area. Our network galvanizes community residents and organizational partners to create a local response to improving their community.
One of MCI Network's biggest strengths is the collaborative efforts of the community residents and organization partners. Learn more and join our efforts.
JOIN USThe MCI Network team creates and shares tools that help residents and partner agencies take actions that build upon the resilience of the community to respond to the major stressors that impact child and family wellbeing.
DISCOVERMCI uses a network approach to leverage resilience and community assets that combat the entrenched problems that children and families face.
OUR APPROACHThe MCI Fellowship has been an integral part of the MCI network since 2013. It provides an opportunity for staff development that helps emerging leaders cultivate their skills by digging deep into the MCI approach. Learn more here.
Help Me Grow Los Angeles Pathways offers an opportunity to strengthen key components across systems providing early identification and intervention (EII) services. Learn more here.
The MCI Resident Leadership Academy is a learning series co-created by residents and organizations to provide residents the skills and confidence to grow as leaders within their families and in the community at large. Learn more here.
MCI network seeks to improve child outcomes in education. After testing various strategies the network landed on the importance of supporting family routines that increase language acquisition and decrease developmental vulnerability. The MCI Network chose to support families, family support programs, and teachers in tracking daily reading routines after reaching a consensus to spread this routine based on research in 2013.
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