Chicano Federation of San Diego County
Michael Lamont is an experienced professional in the field of behavioral health and affordable housing management. Currently serving as the Affordable Housing Manager at the Chicano Federation of San Diego County since July 2022, Michael oversees an affordable housing complex primarily for refugees. Prior roles include Independent Consultant at MAL, where responsibilities included integrating behavioral health with primary care and developing various health programs. Michael also served as Program Director at San Diego Family Care, managing medical services and leading public outreach campaigns. Notably, as Director of Behavioral Health at Operation Samahan Inc., Michael developed the Behavioral Health Department and integrated it with primary care services. Michael's career began in education as a social science teacher for the Clark County School District. Academically, Michael holds a Doctor of Behavioral Health from Arizona State University, a Master’s Degree in Counseling from the University of Phoenix, and a Bachelor’s Degree in History/Education from the University of Nevada-Las Vegas.
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Chicano Federation of San Diego County
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The Chicano Federation was established in 1969 to provide a variety of comprehensive, neighborhood-based services to a large and diverse population. Our mission is to provide empowering opportunities for our diverse community. In its early years, the Federation was led by a tireless group of advocates dedicated to seeing advances in civil rights and civic participation. Today, those strong roots empower the Chicano Federation to serve diverse populations throughout San Diego County with programs that help low-income children and families access vital and often life-changing services. Chicano Federation programs and services include subsidized care for infants and toddlers, early childhood education at a preschool in Barrio Logan, subsidized meals for over 5,000 children a month, and 300 units of affordable housing at nine apartment buildings in Barrio Logan, City Heights, and South Park neighborhoods of San Diego.