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Access East County Homeless Resources and Food Programs by clicking HERE
Watch for our newly designed website in the following months.
Check out our El Cajon Resources Website by clicking HERE
Access East County Homeless Resources and Food Programs by clicking HERE
Watch for our newly designed website in the following months.
ECC's general meetings are in-person on the first tuesday each month at 12:30 p.m.
Our meetings Next Meeting on Will be on April 1, 2025
This meeting will be dark in july for the holiday
cajon valley union school district boardroom- 750 E. Main st., EC
Come share your news and network with others
The Public is invited to attend all meetings of the Collaborative
our next ECC homeless services working group
Meetings are in-person at little house- 131 avocado ave., ec.
3rd Wednesday each month at 10:00 a.m. The public is welcome.
The Community health working group meeting will be Virtual with Zoom
8:30 a.m. on the 3rd tuesday of each month
The public is welcome. This meeting also serves as the CVUSD Wellness Council
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SANDAG NEWS and UPDATES
El Cajon Collaborative is proud of our partnership with San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG) to ensure social equity is part of every project and our community members have an opportunity to share their voice as projects are developed in their neighborhoods. We were thrilled to be a part of the development of the Vision Zero Action Plan.
Streets should be safe for everyone. That’s why the SANDAG Board of Directors adopted a Regional Vision Zero Resolution to outline steps toward eliminating all traffic fatalities and serious injuries while increasing safe, healthy, and equitable mobility options for all. Vision Zero rejects the idea that traffic crashes are inevitable and instead views them as preventable incidents.
Nearly three people are killed or seriously injured on our region’s roads every day. Between 2018 and 2022, 4,433 lives were lost or permanently changed due to crashes on local roads.
SANDAG developed a Vision Zero Action Plan to address this complex problem. Finalized in 2024, the data-driven action plan is a tool for decision-makers across local, state, federal, and tribal governments. The plan and its accompanying technical appendices illustrate where crashes occur, who is bearing the greatest burden, and what strategies can be implemented to support the goal of zero traffic deaths. For more information Click Here.
Email [email protected] to schedule a presentation for your group on the future of transportation, what is happening in your neighborhood, and how SANDAG is bringing technology to East County. Translation services are available.
El Cajon Collaborative is proud of our partnership with San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG) to ensure social equity is part of every project and our community members have an opportunity to share their voice as projects are developed in their neighborhoods. We were thrilled to be a part of the development of the Vision Zero Action Plan.
Streets should be safe for everyone. That’s why the SANDAG Board of Directors adopted a Regional Vision Zero Resolution to outline steps toward eliminating all traffic fatalities and serious injuries while increasing safe, healthy, and equitable mobility options for all. Vision Zero rejects the idea that traffic crashes are inevitable and instead views them as preventable incidents.
Nearly three people are killed or seriously injured on our region’s roads every day. Between 2018 and 2022, 4,433 lives were lost or permanently changed due to crashes on local roads.
SANDAG developed a Vision Zero Action Plan to address this complex problem. Finalized in 2024, the data-driven action plan is a tool for decision-makers across local, state, federal, and tribal governments. The plan and its accompanying technical appendices illustrate where crashes occur, who is bearing the greatest burden, and what strategies can be implemented to support the goal of zero traffic deaths. For more information Click Here.
Email [email protected] to schedule a presentation for your group on the future of transportation, what is happening in your neighborhood, and how SANDAG is bringing technology to East County. Translation services are available.
RIDE WELL TO AGE WELL TRANSPORTATION TRAINING FOR ADULTS 50+ and NEWCOMERS
Thank you to San Diego Foundation and Mental Health America for their support teaching East Region residents all of the many options available to them for transportation and to HHSA Aging & Independence Services for assisting with a new curriculum available to all agencies throughout San Diego County. El Cajon Collaborative was honored to provide transit trainings in several languages to our newcomers and seniors 50+. Participants received PRONTO cards, a manual of how to use public transportation,
field trips and lunch.
Call Carol Lewis at (619) 847-7801 for more information.
For a copy of the Ride Well to Age Well Guide click here.
Thank you to San Diego Foundation and Mental Health America for their support teaching East Region residents all of the many options available to them for transportation and to HHSA Aging & Independence Services for assisting with a new curriculum available to all agencies throughout San Diego County. El Cajon Collaborative was honored to provide transit trainings in several languages to our newcomers and seniors 50+. Participants received PRONTO cards, a manual of how to use public transportation,
field trips and lunch.
Call Carol Lewis at (619) 847-7801 for more information.
For a copy of the Ride Well to Age Well Guide click here.
Our Vision: Through our collaboration, El Cajon's children, youth, and families are safe, empowered and thriving.
Our Mission: The El Cajon Collaborative builds relationships, leverages resources, and promotes best practices to enhance the quality of life for children, youth, and families in our community.
Our Mission: The El Cajon Collaborative builds relationships, leverages resources, and promotes best practices to enhance the quality of life for children, youth, and families in our community.
Partnership Agreements
Click Here to Download a Partnership Agreement
Click Here to Download a Partnership Agreement
El Cajon Collaborative Commemorative Brick Fundraiser
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Click Here for more information and order forms.
See how one volunteer created positive change at Little House and contributed to providing services for our families seeking assistance.
LITTLE HOUSE: Serving El Cajon's Families
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Contact us for information on volunteer opportunities.
LITTLE HOUSE: Serving El Cajon's Families
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Contact us for information on volunteer opportunities.
Supported by SANDAG Social Equity Working Group
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Contact Information
The El Cajon Collaborative is located at Little House: 131 Avocado Avenue, El Cajon, CA 92020 Office: (619) 447-4380 Email: [email protected] 
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