Marin City Community Development Corporation
ADULT & YOUTH PROGRAMS WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
MICRO-ENTERPRISE BMR LIFE SKILLS
EMPOWERMENT CLUBHOUSE-MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT
ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP
Proudly Serving Marin City and Marin County since 1979
"Our mission is to enhance social, economic, and climate justice for underserved, marginalized, and low-income people through employment services, mental health, and education.”
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About MCCDC
Established 1979, the Marin City Community Development Corporation (MCCDC) came together to address the growing disparity between the small community of Marin City and Marin County.
Since then, MCCDC has become the employment experts for the Marin City, Marin County, and beyond. Our mission is to enhance community development and economic self-sufficiency through employment services, mental health, and financial education.
Our goal is to prepare and empower lower income and less advantaged individuals for the workforce and long-term economic self-sufficiency.
MCCDC's Core Business Objectives are to continue to:
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Expand our capacity for services to individuals living with mental health challenges.
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Strengthen the skillsets and the economic sustainability of jobseekers and consumers.
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Build our strategic relationships and community ties.
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Increase opportunities for living wage job development.
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Increase affordable housing opportunities.
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Provide year-long youth empowerment programs in Marin City and Marin County.
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Foster Environmental Stewardship and Climate Justice through education, community activities, and green careers.
Our Vision...
“CDC vision is a world where all humans have opportunities to pursue their goals and dreams, live healthy lives, and build thriving communities.”
CDC’s priority regions of client’s served are primarily Marin City, and include the Canal, West Marin, Novato, and LGBTQ+ communities, in Marin County. Clients served are youth (ages 15-25), young and older adults seeking to pursue their goals, dreams, and economic self-sufficiency. Individuals served include traumatized, without shelter, stigmatized, black, indigenous, people of color, formerly incarcerated, on probation, individuals with mental health, physical disabilities, veterans, and impacted by the War on Drugs. These individuals’ health, wellness, and economic opportunities have been impacted in Marin County; ranked as the third most racially disparate county in California (Race Counts 2023 annual Report by RaceCounts.org) to include;
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