The Stockton Shelter for the Homeless assures that the basic needs of homeless individuals and families are met including:

safe shelter
warm clothing
food

Our shelters provide short- and long-term housing and supportive services with the objective to help people become self-reliant.

Our ultimate goal is to decrease the likelihood that clients will become homeless again by providing services like job assistance, money management, and case management to our clients.

Mission

With support from our community, Stockton Shelter for the Homeless compassionately addresses the needs of homeless individuals and families by providing safe shelter, basic necessities and a structured opportunity to regain self-sufficiency.

Vision

We envision a community where no one struggles to find food, clothing and shelter.

We envision a community in which every man, woman and child has hope for a brighter future.

We envision a community strengthened by individuals brought together in devotion to the well-being of those around them.

STOCKTON SHELTER STATISTICS
2012-2013

Persons served: 2,474

Persons served daily: 353 average (272 adults & 81children)

Families served: 252

Children served: 469

Single adults served: 1,664

Single men served: 1,340 Single Women: 324

Veterans served: 157

Disabled served: 417

Seniors served: 394

Migrant Workers served: 540

Racial Data: (Hispanic–32%) (Black–31%)(White–30%) (Asian–2%) (Native American–1%)(Pacific Islander–1%) (Other–3%)

Hot meals served: 114,097

Cold meals served: 65,405 (cereal, sandwiches, fruit, etc)

HIV/AIDS homeless housing program sheltered 21 adults at Holman House (a six bedroom Victorian home) and 10 adults with 8 children in our five condominium units utilized for transitional housing.

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