Recent Good News

The brightly colored space is designed with dignity and joy in mind.

Pete Adler and his fellow church members have built over 500 ramps for neighbors in need.

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Residents at the Other Side Village are just a short walk away from Other Side Donuts — a donut shop that exclusively employs people who have experienced homelessness.

The “shelters on wheels” cost far less to operate than a brick-and-mortar alternative.

The historic building has taken on a new life to support people in need.

Since 2018, Emergent has 3D printed seven homes to help displaced families. Now they’re setting their sights on helping victims displaced by the LA wildfires.

The low-barrier community will provide shelter to residents for up to 24 months as they work to maintain sobriety.

Ranger Amanda Barrows leads a detail across 220 parks in San Francisco to help homeless people get the help they need.

Lianne Kirkman, the founder of The Esther Project, slept on the streets for 10 nights in 10 different cities.