The Hidden Consequences: How Homelessness and Gentrification Impact Our Environment
When we talk about homelessness and gentrification, we often focus on the human toll — displacement, housing insecurity, and the erosion of community. But one
Project Homeless Connect began in 2004 in San Francisco to support the national initiative to end chronic homelessness. Project Homeless Connect now occurs across the United States in all major cities. This event brings necessary services to the homeless men, women, and families in our community in one location, on one day. Each year, more than 35 service providers, non-profit groups, congregations, and government agencies attend and 175 homeless people participate. Crisis House hosts the San Diego East County event annually.
​This comprehensive resource fair provides:
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When we talk about homelessness and gentrification, we often focus on the human toll — displacement, housing insecurity, and the erosion of community. But one
At Crisis House, we recognize that experiencing homelessness as a couple presents unique challenges. Many traditional shelter systems are designed for individuals, which can result
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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