$50.2M in expenses

Programs and services for people who are experiencing and/or at-risk of homelessness: Father Joe's Villages provides a one-stop service center to help people who are homeless and our neighbors in need on a 1.5 block campus in downtown San Diego that includes temporary housing and wrap around support services. In 2024, more than 11,600 people living in poverty accessed one or more of our services, including children, families, individuals, and 3,450 people aged 55 years or older. In addition, Father Joe's Villages served 670,000 meals through its daily community lunch program, while we provided over 24,500 showers in 2024. We provide emergency, interim, and bridge shelter for those who need a short-term stay before accessing more stable housing; rapid re-housing for those in need of time limited rental assistance to establish themselves in permanent housing; transitional housing for those who need focused support to obtain income and permanent housing; permanent supportive housing for people with a disability whose homelessness has become a chronic condition; and affordable housing for those with low to moderate incomes. We also provide housing and supportive services for people living with HIV/AIDS. In 2024, more than 2,900 people lived in our residential housing programs. We served more than 775 of our Nation's veterans throughout all our programs. The therapeutic childcare center provided critical childcare and targeted support to more than 350 people, including 220 children. 100% of families served are strong and more supportive family units after participating in our therapeutic childcare services. Education and employment services provided training programs to 952 participants in 2024.

$9.9M in expenses

Village health center: father joe's villages' clinic is a federally qualified health center (FQHC) and health care for the homeless (330h) grantee. In 2024, 2,776 patients received services through 18,841 visits (note: this includes billable/unbillable), including 6,855 primary care, 1,212 psychiatry, 3,349 behavioral health, and 2,272 outpatient substance use disorder services. Up to 36% of street health patients seen on the street, received additional care in at least one other department in the clinic. Through street health, the VHC served 747 unique patients and completed over 2,180 visits in 2024. Our dental clinic provided almost 1,800 services ranging from basic dental care to full dental restorations to nearly 650 patients. Our rehabilitative dentistry program transforms our clients' lives by providing dentures for those who have experienced extensive tooth loss. By restoring smiles, we enhance both function and self-esteem which empowers them to find employment and achieve stable housing.