Our mission is to facilitate integrative psychological and spiritual growth and wellness.

To promote the recovery of the california condor population for present, and future generations through education, outreach, research and other supporting efforts.

To support local business, agriculture, and labor entities whose purpose is to enhance the environment of ventura county and foster business friendly regulations, ordinances and goverment programs.

See schedule oto provide affordable housing for families with low and moderate household income levels, as well as households where individuals are affected by mental illness reside. in addition, specific units are set-aside for a target population of homeless or at-risk of becoming homeless indivduals and families where behavioral health issues are present.

The primary activity of the organization is an annual three-day conference held at the asilomar conference grounds in pacific grove, california. the first "gathering" was in 1980 before the organization was officially established. it has been held in the spring of each year since that first meeting. the conference is attended by parents of children and youth with serious emotional and behavioral challenges, youth, providers, school representatives, county agency leaders, state department officials, and legislative staff. over the year the conference has provided a forum for policy development, spawned collaboration and partnerships among counties and providers, incubated state-wide parent and youth organizations, hosted nationally recognized speakers, and showcased cutting-edge clinical behavorial health services for children, youth and their families.

Primary exempt purpose - to develop multiple family low income housing for very low, low and moderate income persons.

To build community and enhance the livability of ventura by developing and maintaining parks, recreation and cultural opportunities through partnerships and sustainable, diverse funding. the most significant activity in 2020-21 was raising funds for the arroyo verde playground

Medical research