$316K in grants given for housing services
The San Diego Women’s Foundation gave $316,000 in grants to seven area nonprofits during last year’s grant cycle, which focused on “Breaking Down Housing Barriers.”
The grants ranged from $25,000 to $50,000 largely for programs that provide “critical housing support services in San Diego.” Here’s a rundown of who received the grants and how much:
AlphaProject for the Homeless: $30,000. The nonprofit provides homeless community members with the tools and support to change their lives and achieve self-sufficiency. Services range from affordable housing to mental health counseling and job training. Visit alphaproject.org.
Casa de Amparo: $25,000. The North County-based nonprofit helps victims of child abuse and neglect and those at risk through programs fostering healthy relationships and healing. Visit casadeamparo.org.
ElderHelp of San Diego: $36,000. The nonprofit provides personalized services to help seniors stay independent and continue to live in their own homes. Visit elderhelpofsandiego.org.
Foundation for Women Warriors: $50,000. The nonprofit supports women veterans in the community through programs that increase their personal and economic well-being. Visit foundationforwomenwarriors.org.
Jewish Family Service of San Diego: $50,000. The nonprofit provides wraparound services, including housing support, to people of all backgrounds to help community members build up their lives. Visit jfssd.org.
Just in Time for Foster Youth: $50,000. The nonprofit helps young adults who are transitioning out of the foster care system achieve self-sufficiency and well-being through longterm support. Visit jitfosteryouth.org.
Monarch School Project: $25,000. The nonprofit helps educate students affected by homelessness and connects families with services and resources. Visit monarchschools.org.
Ser ving Seniors: $50,000. The nonprofit provides comprehensive services, including transitional and permanent housing, to help seniors in poverty live healthy and fulfilling lives. Visit servingseniors.org.
Visit sdwomensfoundation.org.