Best Building Society Salinas Near Me

4worldlovers:
The Jose Eusebio Boronda Adobe, built on the 2,230-acre Rancho Rinconada del Zanjon on the northeast corner, is an unflawed fragment of Spanish California, an actual environment in which Monterey County people lived, slept and ate.


The Bataan Memorial is dedicated to the one hundred and five brave men of Company C 194th Tank Battalion of the Salinas and Pajaro Valleys who were captured in Luzon, Philippine Islands, by Japanese forces and marched in the Bataan Death March.


Built by the famed architect William H. Weeks, the home was moved from John and Solidad Street. The Society is in the process of restoring the home to become a house museum depicting the lifestyle of how people lived during that time.


The Lagunita Schoolhouse was built in 1897 on San Juan Grade Road facing Sugar Loaf Mountain. This is the same little schoolhouse that John Steinbeck wrote about in The Red Pony. Truly a piece of Americana history.


The Filipino Bunkhouse was moved from Balestra Farms and donated to the Society by the Bunn & Yuki families. Completely restored by the Filipino American National Historical Society (Monterey Bay Chapter) the building depicts the living conditions of Filipino farm laborers.

4worldlovers: The Center for Community Advocacy (CCA) is an organization that was born to support and build leadership within our community and in particular our farmworkers and their families. As such, we have worked side by side with them to help improve their living conditions, advocating to have more affordable housing and access to health services and resources.

The Community Advocacy Center awards the 2011 Ben Heller Award for Leadership and Courage to the Salinas Valley Health Clinic (Clinic) and its General Director, Dr. Maximiliano Cuevas.

Clínica has been providing low-cost health services to families in the Salinas and Pájaro valleys since 1981, when a group of community volunteers and volunteer physicians came together to design a program to bring health services to agricultural workers.

We help farmworkers organize housing-site committees for the purpose of improving substandard conditions in the housing units that they occupy. CCA also helps farmworkers to mobilize members from the various housing committees to advocate for the construction of new, quality, affordable housing for farmworkers and other low-income working families.

If you think you would like to establish a neighborhood committee to help you resolve your housing or health issues, contact CCA for assistance. We will make every effort to assist you or refer you to the appropriate individual or agency!

Youth For Change: Young people discover their collective power through organizing together.

These youth are interested and inspired to go to university, but they don’t know, and their parents don’t know what the pathway is, so they are building their own pathway plan.

In collaboration with various programs in Salinas, the idea is to construct a simple resource that any student and parent can use to plan options.