ST VINCENT DE PAUL VILLAGE INC
ST VINCENT DE PAUL VILLAGE INC
ST VINCENT DE PAUL VILLAGE INC
Programs
Program 1 [2020]
PROGRAMS AND SERVICES FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE EXPERIENCING AND/OR AT-RISK OF HOMELESSNESS: WE PROVIDE A ONE-STOP SERVICE CENTER TO HELP PEOPLE WHO ARE HOMELESS AND OUR NEIGHBORS IN NEED ON A ONE AND ONE-HALF BLOCK CAMPUS IN DOWNTOWN SAN DIEGO THAT INCLUDES TEMPORARY HOUSING AND WRAP AROUND SUPPORT SERVICES. IN 2020, NEARLY 12,000 PEOPLE LIVING IN POVERTY ACCESSED ONE OR MORE SERVICES, INCLUDING NEARLY 900 CHILDREN AND CLOSE TO 1,300 PEOPLE AGED 62 YEARS OR OLDER. ON AVERAGE EACH YEAR, FATHER JOE'S VILLAGES SERVES 1,000,000 MEALS, INCLUDING THROUGH ITS DAILY COMMUNITY LUNCH PROGRAM, WHILE WE PROVIDED NEARLY 7,200 PEOPLE ACCESS TO BASIC SERVICES SUCH AS SHOWERS, BATHROOMS, MAIL AND LAUNDRY. (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O)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 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 2020, 1,145 PEOPLE SUCCESSFULLY MOVED INTO PERMANENT HOUSING. IN 2020, CLOSE TO 3,700 PEOPLE LIVED IN OUR RESIDENTIAL HOUSING PROGRAMS. WE SERVED OVER 1,400 OF OUR NATION'S VETERANS THROUGHOUT ALL OF OUR PROGRAMS. 100% OF CHILDREN ENROLLED IN THERAPEUTIC CHILDCARE INCREASED THEIR ACADEMIC AND/OR LIFE SKILLS AS A RESULT OF PARTICIPATING IN THE PROGRAM. EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT SERVICES PROVIDES, ON AVERAGE, TRAINING PROGRAMS TO NEARLY 1,500 NEIGHBORS IN NEED EACH YEAR. IN 2020, 81% OF THOSE WHO PARTICIPATED IN EMPLOYMENT AND EDUCATION SERVICES DEMONSTRATED INCREASED EMPLOYABILITY.GeographiesNot indicatedDatesJan 1, 2020 – Dec 31, 2020Source990No causes providedNo populations provided–$24.3MProgram 2 [2020]
VILLAGE HEALTH CENTER: OUR LICENSED PRIMARY CARE CLINIC IS A FEDERALLY QUALIFIED HEALTH CENTER (FQHC). A COMBINED RESIDENCY PROGRAM IN PSYCHIATRIC AND FAMILY MEDICINE WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO (UCSD) IS A PREMIER PARTNERSHIP AND TRAINING SITE CONSIDERED TO BE A "BEST PRACTICE" APPROACH TO SERVING THOSE WHO ARE EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS. IN 2020, ALMOST 4,300 PATIENTS RECEIVED SERVICES, WITH OVER 22,000 PATIENT VISITS. TRIAGE VISITS SAVED THE CITY OF SAN DIEGO OVER $4.2 MILLION DUE TO DECREASED USE OF EMERGENCY ROOMS AND AMBULANCES. HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS DONATED MORE 3,060 HOURS IN SERVICES THAT ARE NOT REFLECTED IN THE ORGANIZATION'S EXPENSES. (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O)OUR DENTAL CLINIC HAD OVER 1,600 ENCOUNTERS, PROVIDING SERVICES RANGING FROM BASIC DENTAL CARE TO FULL DENTAL RESTORATIONS TO ALMOST 500 INDIVIDUALS. 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.GeographiesNot indicatedDatesJan 1, 2020 – Dec 31, 2020Source990No causes providedNo populations provided–$5.6MPrograms and Services for People Experiencing Homelessness
PROGRAMS AND SERVICES FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE EXPERIENCING AND/OR AT-RISK OF HOMELESSNESS: WE PROVIDE A ONE-STOP SERVICE CENTER TO HELP PEOPLE WHO ARE HOMELESS AND OUR NEIGHBORS IN NEED ON A ONE AND ONE-HALF BLOCK CAMPUS IN DOWNTOWN SAN DIEGO THAT INCLUDES TEMPORARY HOUSING AND WRAP AROUND SUPPORT SERVICES. IN 2023, NEARLY 13,000 PEOPLE LIVING IN POVERTY ACCESSED ONE OR MORE SERVICES, INCLUDING CHILDREN, FAMILIES, AND INDIVIDUALS AND CLOSE TO 4,000 PEOPLE AGED 55 YEARS OR OLDER. ON AVERAGE EACH YEAR, FATHER JOE'S VILLAGES SERVES 1,000,000 MEALS, INCLUDING THROUGH ITS DAILY COMMUNITY LUNCH PROGRAM, WHILE WE PROVIDED OVER 19,000 SHOWERS. 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 2023, MORE THAN 2,600 PEOPLE LIVED IN OUR RESIDENTIAL HOUSING PROGRAMS. WE SERVED NEARLY 1,000 OF OUR NATION'S VETERANS THROUGHOUT ALL OF OUR PROGRAMS. THE THERAPEUTIC CHILDCARE CENTER PROVIDED CRITICAL CHILDCARE AND TARGETED SUPPORT TO 395 PEOPLE, INCLUDING NEARLY 242 CHILDREN. 100% OF FAMILIES SERVED ARE STRONG AND MORE SUPPORTIVE FAMILY UNITS AFTER PARTICIPATION IN THERAPEUTIC CHILDCARE SERVICES. EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT SERVICES PROVIDES TRAINING PROGRAMS TO 819 PARTICIPANTS.GeographiesNot indicatedDatesJan 1, 2023 – Dec 31, 2023Source990No causes providedNo populations provided–$46.9M
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