Building the Future of
Health in our Community

Capital Campaign

For 27 years, AVPH has been a trusted presence in the Antelope Valley. Learn more about how AVPH is building a new permanent home to restore visibility and make it easier for the community to find and access support.

AVPH is deeply committed to strengthening childhood literacy across the Antelope Valley by ensuring that young children have direct access to books from the very start. As the first community in Los Angeles County to launch Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, the Antelope Valley is setting the standard for early reading access, giving kids free, high-quality books each month and building a strong foundation for lifelong learning.

We’re Doing Something About It

AVPH seeks to improve the lives of the most vulnerable and underserved population of the Antelope Valley. This population includes adults and children of diverse ethnic origins who are currently living at or below the poverty line, have no access to health care services and must overcome the geographic barriers from living in the area. AVPH has made significant changes in the following areas: access to health care, community needs assessments, mental health care in schools, dental health for low income children, nutrition and physical activity programs for children and their families, infant mortality issues, women’s health education, housing concerns for transitional foster youth, case management services for pregnant women, developed a community resource directory, developed a community based care management consortium for senior citizens, addressed transportation issues, developed and implemented a coordinated comprehensive community network to support at-risk youth and their families, and played a lead role in most local health and health policy issues.