Mt. Shasta
Mt. Shasta Community Resource Center
109 E. Lake St.
Mt. Shasta, CA 96067
530-926-1400
mtshastacrc@sbcglobal.net
Bliss Hipp – Director
The Mt.Shasta Community Resource Center (MSCRC) opened its doors in April of 2005 and continues to build its foundation in the Mt. Shasta community. The mission of the MSCRC is to embrace our diverse community by providing support, resources and services for all ages. The vision of the MSCRC is to unite our community through creative, collaborative partnerships. The MSCRC strives to create an inviting atmosphere available to all community members. We work together to enhance and expand our community resources through a broad spectrum of community partnerships including: business, childcare, economic development, education, recreation, public health, social services and community development. Through our partnerships with other community resources we provide.
- Drop-In Support
- Resource and Referral
- Parent Education and Support
- Child Development Activities
- Childhood Injury Prevention
- Peer to Peer Support
- Health, Wellness and Nutrition
- Life Skills and Advocacy
- Senior Information and Assistance
- Mental Health Outreach and Support
Funding provided by First 5 Siskiyou for fiscal year 2011-2012 – $37,000
The Mt. Shasta Community Resource Center is:
INCLUSIVE: Serving community members across all age, cultural, class and social backgrounds.
EXPANSIVE: Continually developing programs and activities that address diverse community needs.
EMPOWERING: Offering information, education, tools and support to help you grow.
COLLABORATIVE: Partnering with local businesses, libraries, schools, and other non-profits to create cooperative opportunities for our community.
INVITING: Providing a safe place to connect with essential resources in a supportive environment.
The operation and planning of the MSCRC is overseen by a Board of directors comprised of seven members of the community. The Board of Directors represents a broad spectrum of community involvement and expertise including childcare, economic development, education, recreation, public health and community planning. The Board of Directors is the governing body, composed of volunteers, who are legally responsible for making sure the organization remains true to its mission, safeguards its assets and operates in the public interest. The administration and implementation of the organization’s programs are overseen by a full-time Director, VISTA service volunteer, two Mental Health Personal Services Coordinators and a volunteer Senior Informatiion and Assistance Representative.
Click here to review the 2010-2011 PowerPoint presentation to the First 5 Siskiyou commission