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Mosaic Movement asks Santa Ana for CDBG support for Lifeline Initiative for special‑needs families
Summary
Mosaic Movement asked the Community Development Commission for CDBG funds to start a Lifeline Initiative serving up to 40 Santa Ana families raising neurodivergent children, citing long therapy waitlists and a $2,000 per‑family cost estimate to cover therapy, family navigation and support groups.
SANTA ANA — Yvette Willoughby, CEO and executive director of Mosaic Movement, told the Community Development Commission on Feb. 25 that her organization’s proposed ‘‘Lifeline Initiative’’ would provide therapy, family navigation, empowerment workshops and a case binder to help caregivers of neurodivergent children navigate…
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