January–March 2025

During Q1 of 2025, our work centered on stabilizing individuals during moments of transition while laying the groundwork for long-term progress. We provided more than 3,600 transportation supports, enabling access to employment, housing, medical care, court obligations, and family connections, while assisting over 420 individuals transitioning from incarceration through coordinated prison and county jail releases and bond support. Housing and shelter remained a critical focus, with emergency accommodations, sober living placements, and essential shelter supplies provided alongside 27 permanent housing placements that marked meaningful steps toward stability. We reinforced economic mobility through job placements, day labor opportunities, and work-readiness support, while addressing foundational barriers by distributing 4,100 hygiene packs, serving $21,600 in hot meals, and helping individuals secure critical identification documents. Throughout the quarter, we also prioritized restoration and connection, supporting 62 family reunifications and reinforcing the role of dignity, access, and community in building lasting change.