Community, Connection & Support
"the H.U.B." at Micah Mission
A welcoming place where everyone belongs. The H.U.B. offers community meals, conversation, shared activities, practical assistance, and opportunities to build meaningful relationships. Whether you're facing a difficult season, looking for encouragement, or simply need a place to breathe, you'll find a community ready to welcome you.
Address: 921 West Laurel, Lompoc, CA 93436
Phone: (805) 260-6724
Lompoc Public Library & Charlotte's Web Bookmobile
Offers welcoming spaces for reading, learning, and connecting with others through books, educational programs, children's activities, technology access, and community events. Charlotte's Web Bookmobile extends library services into neighborhoods, making books and learning opportunities more accessible to families throughout the Lompoc Valley.
Library: 501 East North Avenue, Lompoc
Phone: (805) 875-8775
Lompoc Parks & Recreation
Provides opportunities for people of all ages to connect through recreational activities, educational classes, sports, community events, and shared experiences. Programs encourage healthy living, new friendships, and meaningful participation in community life.
The city also publishes seasonal program guides and information about youth recreation scholarships.
Provides programs that bring individuals and families together through fitness, youth activities, sports, wellness classes, and community engagement. The YMCA helps children, teens, and adults develop healthy habits, build confidence, and create positive connections with others.
Location: 201 W College Ave, Lompoc, CA 93436, United States
Phone: (805) 736-3483
Boys & Girls Club of Lompoc
Provides a welcoming, supportive environment where children and teens can learn, grow, build friendships, and discover their potential. Through after-school programs, educational enrichment, recreation, mentorship, and positive relationships with caring adults, the Boys & Girls Club helps young people develop confidence, life skills, and a stronger sense of belonging.
Location: 1025 West Ocean Avenue, Lompoc, CA 93436
Phone: (805) 736-4978
Provides a welcoming, supportive environment where children and teens can learn, grow, build friendships, and discover their potential. Through after-school programs, educational enrichment, recreation, mentorship, and positive relationships with caring adults, the Boys & Girls Club helps young people develop confidence, life skills, and a stronger sense of belonging.
Location: 1025 West Ocean Avenue, Lompoc, CA 93436
Phone: (805) 736-4978
Lompoc Valley Community Healthcare Organization (LVCHO)
Works to strengthen community health and well-being through partnerships, education, and programs that bring people together. LVCHO supports collaborative efforts to improve access to resources, encourage healthy living, and create stronger connections throughout the Lompoc Valley.
LVCHO is primarily a community convening and collaboration organization, rather than a direct medical provider.
Dick DeWees Community & Senior Center
Offers opportunities for older adults to participate in recreational activities, educational programs, social gatherings, and community events. The center helps seniors remain active, build friendships, and stay connected with others throughout the Lompoc Valley.
Location: 1120 West Ocean Avenue, Lompoc
Phone: (805) 875-8085
Valley Haven Adult Day Program
Provides a supportive daytime environment for older adults who need additional assistance or supervision. Through engaging activities, shared meals, social interaction, and compassionate care, Valley Haven helps participants stay connected while offering valuable respite for families and caregivers.
Location: 2800 Harris Grade Road, Lompoc
Phone: (805) 733-9459
A free, confidential service helping individuals and families discover community programs, educational opportunities, senior services, family support, transportation, and other resources throughout Santa Barbara County. A helpful place to begin when you're looking for ways to connect with available support.
Phone: Dial 211
Availability: 24 hours a day, seven days a week, with multilingual assistance.
Community programs, schedules, fees, eligibility requirements, and availability may change.
Some activities are free, while others may require registration or membership.
Please contact each organization directly for current information.
If you're unsure where to begin,
the H.U.B. is always a welcoming place to start.
