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Mission Impact
Every day as the sun rises and sets over the valley, the San Fernando Valley Rescue Mission is changing lives for good.
15,767
Nights of Shelter
EMERGENCY SHELTER
Last year we provided more than 15,700 nights of safe, warm and comfortable sleep at our family shelter.
36,175
Meals Served Last Year
FEEDING THE HOMELESS
A warm meal nourishes the body, mind, and soul and can make all the difference in the world. We serve hot, nutritious meals on-site and around the valley.
2,675
Articles of Clothing
FRESH CLOTHING
In conjunction with our SOS mobile shower and our thrift program we are able to offer guests the option of selecting fresh clothing when they stop in for a shower.
6,185
Hot Showers
SOS SHOWER TRUCK
Sometimes something as simple as a hot shower can restore an individual’s dignity. The SOS shower truck reaches individuals throughout the valley.
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Lives Changed For Good.
TERRELL GRAVITATES TOWARD FAITH-BASED PROGRAM, RESTORES RELATIONSHIP WITH GOD
In 2020 Terrell moved from his home state of Illinois to California in hopes of starting a new career and new life. But COVID changed all of that. Terrell found himself alone in a new state with no job and no plan B. Looking to fill the void of being lost and with no direction,…
ABIGAIL OVERCOMES CHILDHOOD TRAUMA, AND PROVIDES FOR HER CHILDREN
Abigail’s childhood was filled with many disappointments. Since both parents were drug addicts, at birth Abigail was adopted by her great aunt. She was raised alongside her adopted siblings and her great-aunt’s boyfriend, who molested her from 14 to 17 years old. School was Abigail’s “safe place and escape,” she said. “My house was very…
MATT REUNITES WITH HIS WIFE AND GETS LIFE BACK ON TRACK AFTER STAY AT RENEWED HOPE
A brain injury made it difficult to cope; reconnecting with God was the answer Matt came to Renewed Hope in August-he had been calling for the month prior ensuring there was room for him. His money to pay for a bed at a sober living facility had run out. His mother-in-law had been helping out,…