Offering in-depth spiritual and personal growth, Village of Hope provides transitional and emergency housing for up to 262 homeless men, women, and children. Students have access to comprehensive program services like counseling, job training, medical and dental care, and more to support and guide them into health and self-sufficiency.

Tustin Veterans Outpost reaches out to all veterans and their families needing housing and a hand up. Veterans receive the services and support they need to learn how to become self-sufficient in civilian life. The apartment complex offers transitional housing for 71 people, along with veteran-specific services, including case management, an on-site chaplain, mental health services, educational assistance, food and nutrition assistance, healthcare, legal services, job training, and employment placement.

Double R Ranch is a horse and livestock ranch where men, women, and children have a unique opportunity to experience the healing effects of time spent in the outdoors with animals, along with hands-on skill training. This amazing facility gives the students a safe place to learn how to care for others. It also serves as a weekend retreat for Village of Hope families. With the recent relocation of Double R Ranch, veterans and seniors will also benefit from the programs and transitional housing at Double R Ranch.

The Strong Beginnings program provides a comprehensive and multi-disciplinary response to the needs of women escaping human trafficking. Our response avoids re-traumatization and provides trauma-informed care through a victim-centered approach. Strong Beginnings includes emergency shelter, transitional housing, care coordination, case management, advocacy services, mental health assistance, food, clothing, counseling, healthcare, and more.

If you are a victim looking for help, please call 714-483-0100. 

House of Hope was uniquely designed to help and house formerly homeless, now employed women and their children in the second phase of their program. Along with affordable housing, the women benefit from services such as parenting training, life skills coaching, sobriety support, and more, all in a family-oriented home environment.

Along the journey to self-sufficiency, many take the step to Hope Family Housing. These communities in Buena Park and Orange serve as the final transition for formerly homeless singles and families. Hope Family Housing’s primary goal is to provide affordable housing in an environment of independent living with program-driven supportive services. To apply for Hope Family Housing, click here to download an application.

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The Chili Van Mobile Food Ministry provides warm meals to hundreds of people who are either homeless or lack the financial resources to put food on the table each day. The vehicles offer hot meals, beverages, and bread to thousands of at-risk people in poverty-stricken areas of Orange County. Chili Van volunteers pass out clothing, hygiene kits and Bibles, and often stop to pray with the people they serve.

Please note: The Chili Van serves food throughout Orange County, but the schedules and locations vary. If you are in need of food assistance, please contact Calvary Church of Santa Ana at 714-973-4800, Anaheim Vineyard at 714-777-4777, or Second Harvest Food Bank at https://www.shfb.org/get-food/ for more information.

Orange County Rescue Mission’s efforts to serve the homeless begin with our Outreach team. The team works hand in hand with the local jails, law enforcement, churches, schools, and cities. Throughout the week, the team visits areas of high homeless concentration in Orange County to serve meals and offer care and support services while building relationships with the Least, the Last, and the Lost, serving as a bridge to Rescue Mission programs.

Trinity Law Clinic operates at Village of Hope and serves the students of the Rescue Mission programs. It helps people resolve outstanding legal issues that are obstacles to self-sufficiency at no cost. In addition, the Trinity Mobile Legal Van serves impoverished, indigent, and disabled persons in the community through free legal services.

If you are in need of free legal counsel from the Trinity Mobile Legal Van, please call 1-800-922-4748.

Hurtt Family Health Clinic provides high-quality health care to students living on Rescue Mission campuses and others needing affordable healthcare. With four sites in Santa Ana, Anaheim, Tustin, and at Village of Hope, the Clinic offers a full spectrum of health care services, including dental, mental health, and optometry. And a mobile medical unit provides adult and pediatric health care services to those without transportation.

If you are looking for healthcare, please call the Clinic at 714-247-0300 or go to hurttclinic.org.

The two Hope Harbor homes provide transitional and long-term housing and care for teen girls and teen boys at risk of homelessness. Teens live in a safe, structured, and life-transforming home environment with live-in houseparents. They receive individual and family counseling, attend school, complete daily chores, participate in a church youth group, and volunteer in the community.

Restoration Roasters is a not-for-profit specialty coffee roasting operation that provides job skills for veterans living at Tustin Veterans Outpost, giving them a chance to grow their marketable skills in a unique field. Restoration Roasters expertly roasted coffee beans are available for purchase at specialty grocery stores and online at www.RestorationRoasters.com.