Pathpoint is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to helping those with disabilities and disadvantages gain employment and find housing by helping them acquire community-based living skills such as hygiene, cooking, banking and money management.
Leaves of Healing Tabernacle is located in an industrial park, behind the 9440 block of Lurline Boulevard. This church is unique in that its services are during the week, on Tuesday and Friday nights. Leaves of Healing donates and serves food to the needy and homeless after Friday evening services. Children's Bible School is also held during every service, for children ages 8-11. Preschool ministry is available for children 3-5 years old and nursery ministry for children 2 years and under. The church also holds monthly youth activities and monthly women's and men's bible study classes.
Chatsworth Historical Society was established in 1963 with the goal to preserve Chatsworth historical sites, collect historical Chatsworth photographs and artifacts and exhibit Chatsworth's history through a museum exhibition.
Child Care Resource Center offers services to parents, child care professionals and communities in all factors of child care and early education. Child Care Resource Center offers Head Start preschool services, financial assistance, family education programs and educational resources.
The Chatsworth/Porter Ranch Chamber of Commerce is a collective of business owners in the greneral Chatworth and Porter Ranch areas. The association acts as an advocate for both the business and general communities. Its aim is to enhance and maintain the economic vitality of these towns. Members can take advantage of a number of networking opportunities, inclusion in the member directory, and business development services. The organization hosts and sponsors a number of community and exclusive events throughout the year.
Rancho San Antonio is a non-profit charity organization for court-ordered young men. It began as Catholic Big Brothers in 1933 and has been at this location for over 75 years. Rancho San Antonio takes in at-risk boys and provides them with food, shelter, recreational activities, education and guidance. This 28- acre home includes a career resource center, pool, sports fields, dining hall and dormitories.
St. Stephen Presbyterian Church in Chatsworth is a family-friendly community of faith. Regular Sunday Worship with choral music begins at 9:30am and all are welcome. Bible Study, Prayer Fellowship and Nursery Care are also available each Sunday.
There is a pre-school on site that has been of service to the community since 1972. Its enriched curriculum focuses on the physical, social, emotional and intellectual development of each child. It has been accredited by the National Academy of Early Childhood Programs since 1990.
St. John Eudes is not just a Catholic Church. It has a school and playground, too. The large campus centers around a courtyard, with congregation halls, administrative offices and classroom buildings. The church offers mass throughout the week and provides programs for all ages. It hosts social events like Sandwich Sundays, camping and a bridge club. Special religious events include bible study, prayer courses, adult Confirmation, faith sharing groups, parenting seminars and marriage support groups. The school provides Catholic-centered education, based on the mission of Saint Paula Montal.
The Chabad of Chatsworth is of the Chabad-Lubavitch faith guided by Rabbi Yossi Spritzer. It is a philosophy, movement and an organization that is 250 years old with over 4,000 emissary families. They offer audio classes, Hebrew schools, woman's classes and more.
Chatsworth Lake Community Church is a small, well-maintained property that centers around a white clapboard building. The church holds two weekly services, one on Sunday mornings and a Bible Study on Wednesday nights. Parishioners enjoy the courtyard and patio located to the side of the church, while younger members make use of the full basketball court.
