Care that shows up where you already are.
Community Wellness
Community Care
Whole-person care coordination with healthcare partners
Capacity Building
Community Engagement
Learning Resources
Healing is not individual. It is communal.
Nakeya T. Fields, LCSW · Founder & Executive Director
Four moves that turn care into something a neighborhood can hold.
Collective Care means no one carries their well-being alone. Here is how it works day to day.
Reach
Wellness Labs, Community Play Dates, and ARTGard happen in schools, churches, clinics, and neighborhoods. Low-barrier and open to everyone.
Coordinate
Provide
With partners like Baby2Baby and LA Regional Food Bank, families get diapers, food, and other essentials alongside their care.
Sustain
The Brain Well-Being Model® looks at the whole person in four ways.
Developed by Nakeya T. Fields, the model shapes every Wellness Lab, Community Play Date, and Play Now. Thrive Later. experience.
Somatic
Our Support Squad builds whole-person care plans with you, through CalAIM Enhanced Care Management and Community Health Worker support.
Perceptual
Relational
Aspirational
Healing starts with having what you need.
Diapers and baby essentials
Diapers and supplies for families with young children, so parents can focus on their family.
Housing Resources
Wellness Kits
If you are impacted by the LA wildfires and have completed a comprehensive assessment with your LCM, please contact your LCM to learn more about available resources.
Healthcare Access Support
Clinical expertise and community knowledge, in every interaction.
Our care team brings licensed clinicians together with people from the community. They speak your language and understand your neighborhood.
We bring care into the community, rather than asking the community to come to care.
Licensed clinicians
Licensed and Board of Behavioral Sciences-registered professionals who guide care plans.
Community Health Workers
Lead Care Managers
two ways the model comes to life.
ARTGard
CalAIM Collective Care
Our partners help us reach every part of a family's life.
Basic needs
Health and dental
Community and faith
Community Partners:
We count the capacity a community builds to sustain its own well-being, long after we have gone.
Wellness you can see, hear, and join.












