Molina Neighborhood Center fights to survive funding challenges with community support on Westside

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tx — From funeral services to child care, the Molina Neighborhood Center is doing what they can to hold on.

"We can only do so much with our own funds, before we have to say, okay, we can't do it anymore," Cesar Flores, President & CEO of Neighborhood Centers, said.

I spoke with Cesar Flores, President of the Neighborhood Centers.

He says funding from the Texas Workforce was frozen until recently, forcing them to pull from their own budget. Molina Neighborhood Center fights to survive funding challenges with community support on Westside

Despite these challenges, they're still doing what they can to help people like Julian Lopez.

"I wouldn't be kidding if there wasn't a thousand people coming and going. It was crazy the whole day," Julian Lopez, Mo-Town Smoker, said.