On October 15, 2026, community partners from across Kings and Tulare counties gathered virtually for the monthly Kings/Tulare Smart Referral Network (SRN) Alliance Meeting. Facilitated by Maria Valdez and Fedieson Landicho, the meeting featured regional referral updates, an agency spotlight from Birch House Sober Living, a demonstration of new SRN 2.0 features, partner feedback, and community announcements.  

On September 17, 2026, community partners from across Kings and Tulare counties gathered virtually for the monthly Kings/Tulare Smart Referral Network (SRN) Alliance Meeting. The meeting featured regional SRN updates, a presentation from John Adams of Kings United Way, an interactive partner panel discussing real-world SRN referral workflows, and community announcements from agencies throughout the region. 

September 1 marks the launch of the new Smart Referral Network (SRN).

The SRN was created to help community partners work together more effectively, making it easier to connect individuals and families with the services and support they need. By strengthening collaboration among organizations, the network aims to improve access to resources, streamline referrals, and reduce barriers to care throughout our community.

On August 20, 2026, community partners, healthcare providers, and local advocates gathered virtually for the monthly Kings/Tulare Smart Referral Network (SRN) Alliance Meeting. Facilitated by Maria Valdez and Fedieson Landicho, the session focused on expanding regional access to healthcare, whole-person care coordination through CalAIM, and strengthening closed-loop community referral pathways across Kings and Tulare counties.

​​​​​​​A new venue, renewed energy, and a community committed to making a difference, Power of the Purse 2026 raised $60,000 to support local families across Tulare County.

Community impact was front and center at United Way of Tulare County’s Golf Tournament, where golfers, sponsors, volunteers, and community partners came together for a day of friendly competition and giving back.

The June 18 Kings and Tulare Smart Referral Network Alliance Meeting highlighted new partner onboarding, healthcare collaboration with Anthem Blue Cross, and data-driven tools like the Economic Mobility Report to improve care coordination and track client outcomes across the region.

Community partners across Kings and Tulare Counties came together for the May 2026 Kings-Tulare Smart Referral Network (SRN) Alliance Meeting to share updates, explore coordinated entry and HMIS, and strengthen regional collaboration. Learn how partners are improving referral workflows, data accuracy, and care coordination to better serve individuals and families in need.

A closer look at our Q1 newsletter revealed strong community trust—but also a hidden challenge many nonprofits face. This short case study shares what we learned about email engagement, deliverability, and why list health matters for nonprofits serving Tulare County.

Community partners from Kings and Tulare Counties came together virtually for the Smart Referral Network (SRN) Alliance Meeting. The session included system updates, an agency spotlight, and a peer discussion on integrating SRN into daily workflows to strengthen coordinated care across the region.