St. Joseph Center created a Mother’s Day Café at our South LA interim housing site, welcoming over 200 mothers and families for a day centered on dignity, joy, and connection.
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St. Joseph Center created a Mother’s Day Café at our South LA interim housing site, welcoming over 200 mothers and families for a day centered on dignity, joy, and connection.
Originally published by Zócalo Public Square, this essay explores how faith communities help address food insecurity through compassion and community support.
St. Joseph Center Celebrates Opening of Berkeley Station in Santa Monica
St. Joseph Center celebrated the opening of Berkeley Station, marking a major milestone in expanding affordable housing and creating new pathways home in Santa Monica.
Dr. Ryan J. Smith Advocates for Radical Care with Dignity as Frederick Douglass Lecturer
St. Joseph Center President and CEO Dr. Ryan J. Smith joined the Frederick Douglass Human Rights Lecture series at the University of La Verne to discuss housing justice, homelessness, and the power of radical care.
St. Joseph Center Brings Holiday Joy to Unhoused Families in South LA
St. Joseph Center hosted a holiday celebration for clients and families at our South LA headquarters, bringing together food, gifts, games, and community during the holiday season.
A Shared Table: ChefsGiving Opens St. Joseph Center’s 50-Year Celebration
St. Joseph Center’s annual ChefsGiving brought local chefs and community partners together in Venice to serve 150 guests and help kick off our 50th anniversary year.
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