SOCIETY OF ST VINCENT DE PAUL PARTICULAR COUNCIL OF SAN MATEO INC
Programs
Safety Net Services for the Homeless
SVDP PROVIDES SAFETY NET SERVICES TO THE PRECARIOUSLY HOUSED & HOMELESS COUNTYWIDE THROUGH SVDP'S PENINSULA FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER & 3 SVDP HOMELESS HELP CENTERS. THESE SERVICES ARE DELIVERED TO 16,050 DISTINCT HOUSE INDIVIDUALS & AT 3 STRATEGICALLY LOCATED HOMELESS HELP CENTERS TO 4,342 DISTINCT HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS.SVDP PROVIDES RENT & UTILITY PAYMENTS OF $595,038 TO PREVENT EVICTIONS. FOOD SERVICES OF $842,835 ARE PROVIDED VIA 8,901 HOME VISITS & 68,181 MEALS & OTHER SERVICES ARE GIVEN AT THE HOMELESS HELP CENTERS. $200,571 OF CLOTHING & FURNITURE IS ALSO PROVIDED FROM 3 THRIFT STORES TO THOSE IN NEED. THESE SERVICES ARE MADE POSSIBLE BY 2,450 VOLUNTEER MEMBERS. THESE ARE THE COMBINED SAFETY NET SERVICES OF THE PARENT & THE GROUP.GeographiesNot indicatedDatesOct 1, 2021 – Sep 30, 2022Source990No causes providedNo populations provided–$1.4MRestorative Justice Ministry
SVDP'S RESTORATIVE JUSTICE MINISTRY (RJM) OFFERS PASTORAL CARE TO VICTIMS/FAMILIES, THE INCARCERATED/FAMILIES AND RE-ENTRY SERVICES. SVDP'S RJM CHAPLAINCY SUPPORTS VICTIMS, THE INCARCERATED & FAMILIES. VOLUNTEERS GAVE HOURS OF DEDICATED SERVICE TO, DISTINCT INDIVIDUALS THROUGH VISITS AT MEN & WOMEN'S JAILS, PRISONS, JUVENILE FACILITIES & OTHER SITES.SVDP'S CATHERINES' CENTER IS A RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM FOR WOMEN RECENTLY RELEASED FROM INCARCERATION, PROVIDING CARE FOR MIND, BODY & SPIRIT. PHASE ONE'S PRIMARY PROGRAM HAS SPACE FOR 9 RESIDENTS AND A POST GRADUATE PROGRAM FOR ACCEPTED CANDIDATES HAS SPACE FOR 9 RESIDENTS. (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O)DURING THIS SECOND PHASE, SUPPORT IS PROVIDED FOR STABLE EMPLOYMENT, FAMILY BONDING & ACHIEVING EDUCATIONAL GOALS. THIS RJM SAFE HOUSE HELPS WOMEN TRANSFORM THEIR LIVES AND MOVE BEYOND THE BONDS OF INCARCERATION REDUCING RECIDIVISM. ONGOING SUPPORT IS OFFERED TO ALL ALUMNAE.GeographiesNot indicatedDatesOct 1, 2021 – Sep 30, 2022Source990No causes providedNo populations provided–$691.2KThrift Stores Program
SVDP'S THRIFT STORES PROGRAM PROVIDE FREE GOODS TO THE NEEDY, OFFER LOW COST GOODS TO THE COMMUNITY, RECYCLE USED MERCHANDISE, & OFFER REHABILITATION EMPLOYMENT. FREE GOODS ARE PROVIDED THROUGH OUR REDEMPTION PROGRAM UTILIZING VOUCHERS.4,868 STORE VOUCHERS FOR CLOTHING, FURNITURE & HOUSEHOLD ITEMS WERE DISTRIBUTED DURING HOME VISITS, ETC. & AT 3 HOMELESS HELP CENTERS. EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING IS ALSO PROVIDED TO THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED & THOSE IMPACTED BY THEIR STATUS IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM. THE STORES ALSO SUPPORT A MERCHANDISE RECYCLING PROGRAM FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE ENVIRONMENT.GeographiesNot indicatedDatesOct 1, 2021 – Sep 30, 2022Source990No causes providedNo populations provided–$931.7K
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