Axis Community News Today

The 2024 Make A Difference Festival takes place at the Senior Center on Saturday. The event offers residents and local organizations a unique opportunity to connect with each other and find community around important causes.

Tri-Valley Nonprofit Alliance (TVNPA) proudly announces the Power of Giving: Salute to Impact Makers winners. This annual event took place at the Bankhead Theater in Livermore on Wednesday, November 8th,

Axis Community Health has announced that the Fremont Bank Foundation has contributed $100,000 to aid in the establishment of a state-of-the-art medical facility at 1686 2nd Street in downtown Livermore.

Livermore Mayor John Marchand and council member Bob Carling were among those who visited the Cornerstone Fellowship Church in Livermore last month for a discussion of healthcare for the homeless

Livermore Mayor John Marchand and council member Bob Carling were among those who visited the Cornerstone Fellowship Church in Livermore last month for a discussion of healthcare for the homeless

Axis Community Health, a nonprofit provider of healthcare services, is asking the community for additional financial support for building renovations for a new clinic in downtown Livermore.

Maryann Brent, Livermore

Trish Munro, Livermore

Alameda County — Axis Community Health last week celebrated 50 years of serving the community.

Liz Perez-Howe, chief operating officer for Axis Community Health, will become chief executive officer on June 4, following the retirement of current CEO Sue Compton.