Our Programs
Healing the lives of San Diegans
San Diego is the 8th largest city in the United States, but 4th largest for homelessness. It’s clear that homelessness is our #1 issue. Each night, there are 10,000 men, women, and children without a place to call home in our city. At the San Diego Rescue Mission, our goal is to get people off the streets permanently. We can’t do this without the support of the community. Volunteers, corporations, churches, and private donors make it possible to transform lives of those who are experiencing homeless.
Our programs are designed not only to meet the immediate, tangible necessities of those who come to us in need, but also to address the underlying issues of the heart. This is how lives are transformed, impacting San Diego one life at a time.
Check out our programs for more information:
Mission Academy is a 12-18 month residential program for men, women and women with children providing the tools, training and spiritual foundation to transform their lives. Learn more >
Nueva Vida Haven is the only nightly drop-in, emergency shelter for women and children in San Diego County. We care for them 365 days a year. Learn more >
Our licensed Preschool serves children experiencing homelessness ages 2-5, where they can heal, begin healthy development, learn, and begin their relationship with Jesus. Learn more >
Bread of Life, the North County branch of the San Diego Rescue Mission, offers a safe and nurturing environment for people desiring a better life. Learn more >
We collect millions of pounds of surplus food per year to use & distribute to local non-profits providing hunger relief for those beyond our walls. Learn more >
