Desert Mission Programs
Community service is the cornerstone of the John C. Lincoln Health Network. The network began in 1927 as Desert Mission, addressing the health and social needs of struggling families in North Phoenix. Today, we continue the legacy of caring for our community.
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The goal of our Desert Mission programs is to meet the basic needs of our most vulnerable community members and help them reach their full potential for health and self-sufficiency.
Desert Mission Programs
- Child Care - Lincoln Learning Center offers a nationally accredited childcare program with extended hours for children ages 6 weeks to 12 years. Private, all-day kindergarten program is also available at the center.
- Children's Dental Care - The Children's Dental Clinic provides low-cost dental care for uninsured children.
- Community Health Center - At the Community Health Center, affordable primary health care is provided to children and families who have no healthcare resources.
- Family Assistance - Marley House helps stabilize families in crisis and assists them in becoming self-sufficient.
- Food Bank - Desert Mission Food Bank provides food for individuals and families struggling to meet their basic needs.
- Neighborhood Renewal - Desert Mission Neighborhood Renewal (DMNR) revitalizes North Phoenix communities by developing housing, neighborhoods and area businesses.