Programs:

Path to Self-Sufficiency (PSS): The core program of The Trinity House, Path to Self-Sufficiency (PSS) provides case management services to residents to help them set and achieve goals. Serving a widely diverse population (see Table 1), The PSS program is a client-driven process whereby residents, with the help of a Case Manager (CM), determine benchmarks and milestones of progress they work toward during their time at The Trinity House. When a client enters one of our homes, he or she goes through the PSS process with their CM to assess their immediate needs, create a budget, develop daily lists of tasks to complete, and set goals. The CM works closely with the client advocating for their needs, periodically reviewing their goals, and redirecting their efforts when necessary. Path to Self-Sufficiency-Transitions (PSST) is an offshoot of the PSS program designed specifically for transition-aged foster youth.

Adopt a Family (AAF): The Adopt a Family (AAF) Sponsorship Program provides direct funding that pays for housing homeless children and adults. Funds raised are specifically geared toward getting and keeping homeless children and adults off of the streets of San Diego and into a warm, loving and supportive environment where they can began to rebuild their lives. Partnering with various corporate, individual, and non-profit donors, AAF members support homeless children and adults based upon their desired sponsorship level (ranging from Bronze to Diamond). Members are provided with the opportunity to connect with individual families in need by assisting with their stay at The Trinity House. As a show of appreciation, members and offered a variety of perks such a membershp in the zoological society, passes to disneyland, summer cruise vacation, and movie tickets which they may keep or donate back to the The Trinity House Families.

Addressing the Health Disparity of Homelessness (AHDH): The Addressing the Health Disparity of Homelessness program addresses the healthcare of the homeless with a particular emphasis on homeless families with children. Augmenting the above-mentioned core program offered by The Trinity House, the Addressing the Health Disparity of Homelessness program provides a structured and comprehensive approach to healthcare, healthcare education, housing and supportive services for homeless families and individuals.

Fitness with Favor (FWF): The Fithess with Favor program is a component of the Addressing the Health Disparity of Homelessness program and involves providing supportive services to at-risk and homeless children residing at The Trinity House. The goal of this program is to promote positive mental, physical, and emotional activities for children who have been exposed to unhealthy environments as a result of homelessness and unstable living conditions. Opportunities include summer camp, youth groups, mentorship, counseling, and other activities that promote the betterment of youth and their opportunities to succeed