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For Men
Men's Center >>
12-month residential shelter with supportive programming
Recuperative Care Unit >>
Critical care after hospital release
Therapeutic Services >>
Free, quality counseling
Transitional Housing >>
A multi phase transitional housing program designed for single adults working towards self sufficiency.
Spiritual Training >>
Support to our program graduates
For Women
Emergency Shelter for Women & Children >>
Nightly drop-in, emergency shelter for women and children
Haven of Hope - Women & Children's Center >>
12-month residential shelter with supportive programming
Haven of Hope Preschool >>
Preschool serving children at risk ages 2-5
Recuperative Care Unit >>
Critical care after hospital release
Therapeutic Services >>
Free, quality counseling
Transitional Housing >>
A multi phase transitional housing program designed for single adults working towards self sufficiency.
Spiritual Training >>
Support to our program graduates
For Children
Emergency Shelter for Women & Children >>
Nightly drop-in, emergency shelter for women and children
Haven of Hope - Women & Children's Center >>
12-month residential shelter with supportive programming
Haven of Hope Preschool >>
Preschool serving children at risk ages 2-5
Transitional Housing >>
A multi phase transitional housing program designed for single adults working towards self sufficiency.
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P.O. Box 80427 San Diego, CA 92138
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San Diego Rescue Mission is a non-profit homeless shelter and recovery center serving thousands of homeless, hungry, and poor men, women, and children in San Diego since 1955.