Together, we break the cycle of violence and homelessness, forging paths to renewal and hope.
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Our Impact
Crisis House provides humanitarian services to those in crisis in East San Diego County. The individuals we support struggle to overcome complex and challenging circumstances, including homelessness, domestic violence, addiction, health conditions, and lack of access to food and housing. Crisis House responds immediately to connect people to services that can help resolve life-endangering situations so they can renew their lives.
At Crisis House, our trained, trauma-informed staff and volunteers respond immediately to people experiencing crises. We connect them to services that can help stop life-threatening circumstances and put them on a path to renew their lives. At Crisis House, we offer 3 main categories of programs:
Domestic Violence
Crisis House provides a comprehensive continuum of emergency, transition, and permanent housing to 217 families, including 435 children, fleeing domestic violence in...
Crisis House’s East County Housing Connections program ends homelessness for 35 families and individuals within East County each year. The ECHC, of which all...
Camp HOPE, our cost-free programming for underserved children struggling with trauma, provides camperships for 74 children and year-round mentorship to 125 children...
At Crisis House, we believe that everyone has the power to make a significant impact in the lives of those facing the toughest challenges. Our volunteer opportunities are designed not just to aid in our mission, but to offer a fulfilling and enriching experience for those who join us. Whether you’re guiding the youth as a HOPE Counselor or Mentor, offering your professional expertise, or welcoming the community as a Volunteer Receptionist, your time and talents can foster hope and change.
Volunteering does a world of good — not only for the community being aided, but also for the volunteers themselves, creating a symbiotic relationship that fosters
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These were difficult times and we struggled. I can't imagine getting through these life obstacles without your compassion, supportive efforts, and uplifting positive spirits. I don't know how to express my gratitude.