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Last year we provided more than 15,700 nights of safe, warm and comfortable sleep at our family shelter.
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Sometimes something as simple as a hot shower can restore an individual’s dignity. The SOS shower truck reaches individuals throughout the valley.
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New program manager focuses on ‘God’s restoration in men’
Oscar feels prepared to minister to Renewed Hope residents As the new Program Manager of the men’s Life Recovery Program at Renewed Hope, Oscar said he’s feeling most fulfilled when he’s ministering to the men. “Restoring men is restoring families,” he said. “It’s not just about the man, it’s restoring his legacy and the generations…
Mom, 4 children regroup at Home Again after tough year
Jennifer struggled after losing her mother After a “hard, tough year,” Jennifer said she knew things needed to change. In 2023, Jennifer’s mother, who she was very close with, passed away from anemia complications and colon cancer. “We grew up without a dad figure,”she said. “It was just my mom, so it was sometimes hard……
Graduation allows opportunity to celebrate residents’ wins
Families find stability after stays at Home Again Home Again, Rescue Mission Alliance San Fernando Valley’s family center, was able to celebrate families recently that have transitioned to stable housing. Months ago, they found themselves without a home and seeking help at the Mission’s doorstep. Now we come alongside them, lift them up, and celebrate…