COMMUNITY
A community for every generation. Find support, discover your strengths, and take your next step with Hope Now.
A little time for yourself.
A meaningful connection with others.
Monthly crafting, outings, giveaways, and a flea market for Eaton Fire survivors.
Skate, dance, and support youth wellness, prevention programs, and community outreach.
Costume contest, raffle, candy, and more. Our goal: 100 guests!
Call 626-817-3910 for tickets
Free skin and scalp screenings for Eaton Fire survivors and others, with Community Health Access Alliance, in partnership with Foothill Unity Center.
A special Wellness Wednesday for seniors featuring guest presenters.
Discover the fundamentals and power of self-love in an eight-week online cohort for teens.
Explore opportunities to learn, care for yourself, and stay connected to the people around you.
Tutoring and mentoring, Teen Talk, financial literacy, and healthy relationship education help young people move forward with support.
Explore youth registrationSenior Day happens every Wednesday. Join us for connection, wellness opportunities, and conversations that bring people together.
See senior activitiesWomen’s Talk, Men’s Talk, education resources, and community support create space for meaningful conversations and practical next steps.
Find a group conversationOur theme for all group talks this fall. Make room for connection, reflection, and a new chapter.
Group talks resume the second week of October.
6–7:30 p.m.
6–7:30 p.m.
5–6:30 p.m.
Call 626-817-3910 to confirm individual session dates.
Care, connection, and wellness support for people impacted by the Eaton Fire.
Recovery is personal. Hope Now offers opportunities to share your story, connect with others, and find support as you move forward.
Call about survivor supportEaton Fire survivors can join us for monthly crafting and outings, plus giveaways and a flea market on the third Thursday of the month.
This month: Thursday, October 15, 2026.
Call for times, outing details, and locationsMental health services for Eaton Fire survivors are coming to the center on Fridays this fall. Call for start dates, availability, and appointments.
Find space for connection and individual support. Contact our team to learn about current groups and one-to-one opportunities.
Breathing, stretching, and storytelling for survivors. Call for upcoming session dates and details.
In partnership with Community Health Access Alliance, we provide skin and scalp screenings for Eaton Fire survivors and others throughout Los Angeles and San Bernardino counties.
Next screening: Stronger Together Health Fair
Saturday, October 10, 2026 · 9 a.m.–2 p.m.
790 W Chestnut Avenue, Monrovia, CA 91016
In partnership with Foothill Unity Center.
Practical support for justice-impacted young adults as they build skills, connections, and their next chapter.
Hope Now’s Life Skills Academy offers eight-week cohorts with online and in-person opportunities. Contact our team for current enrollment and scheduling.
Young adults, families, and referral partners are welcome to contact us.
Talk with our team: 626-817-3910Build knowledge and practical skills with support from your community.
Youth tutoring is available Monday–Friday, 4–6 p.m., by appointment. Call to schedule academic support and ask about mentoring.
Explore budgeting, saving, and everyday money skills. Contact us for current course availability.
Learn ways to handle emotions, communicate, and work through conflict. Ask about upcoming cohorts.
Connect with resources and testing information to support your next educational goal. Call the center for scheduling details.
Financial recovery and homeownership readiness for renters impacted by the Eaton Fire. Contact us to learn about cohort availability.
Our mission is to strengthen individuals, families, and communities by creating pathways to essential services, meaningful relationships, healing, and opportunities that help people thrive and build lasting legacies.
Founded by Dorothy Evans, Hope Now brings youth, adults, and seniors together through education, wellness, and community connection.
Our partnership with Sisters Coming Together in the Community supports meaningful connections with seniors.
“Hope Now is a place in which everyone’s voice is important and our individual perspectives are valued at all times.”
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Read our October newsletterNews, program highlights, and ways to connect with Hope Now.
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