Our Mission
The Bryte and Broderick Community Action Network (BBCAN) implements and supports programs and projects to meet the aspirations of our diverse community by working with the City, non-profit and faith-based organizations, schools, and businesses toward sustaining a healthy, informed, and engaged community.
GOOD NEWS
One day Adult Co-ed and Youth Soccer Tournament and Family Fun Event in Bryte Park
You are cordially invited to the 7 vs 7 2nd Annual Bryte and Broderick Community Kick-Off Soccer Tournament
June 2nd, 2012 9am-4pm - Bryte Park, West Sacramento. Read about it here.
Free Computer Classes for Adults

Yolo County Housing is offering free computer classes at River Bend Manor (664 Cummins Way, West Sacramento) on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12:30pm to 3:30pm. Learn to set up email, browse the internet, write and send letters, or print documents at your own pace. Beginners are welcome.
We have an office!
BBCAN and the West Sacramento Historical Society (WSHS) have entered into an agreement with Yolo County Housing for a shared office space in River Bend Manor ( map). Read more here.
BBCAN Community meetings are held on the second Tuesday of the month in our office at River Bend Manor, 664 Cummins Way, West Sacramento ( map). Networking at 6pm; meeting at 6:15. Interested residents are encouraged to attend.

Read about the Soccer Tournament and Family Fun Event in Bryte Park on June 2.
Senior Transportation Task Force Ride-Along
The City Parks and Recreation Department and BBCAN participated in a Ride-Along to experience the challenges and questions that may confront first time riders. See the photos. Also read about the href="SrTranSummit.cfm">Senior Transportation Summit - a successful event where information from transportation providers was shared and explained.
Bryte and Alyce Norman Parks and Riverbank Park Clean up day
Over 900 people participated. See the photos here and see the proclamation awarded by the City!
BBCAN and WS Fire Dept collaborated on designing a File of Life refrigerator magnet.These magnets specifically developed for seniors who may live alone or who are home bound. The magnet provides easily accessible information about the resident for emergency responders. See a sample. Contact BBCAN or West Sacramento Fire Station 45 to obtain the free magnets.
Read about recent BBCAN sponsored or supported events here
 BBCAN Receives Community Award
BBCAN was awarded the Civic Leadership Award for Community at the annual State of the City Address.
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