Last week, The Salvation Army in Anaheim California’s new Center of hope building got underway as the team officially broke ground.

This new facility will incorporate innovative programming to establish a “Homeless Throughput” model that transitions individuals from life on the streets to a life of physical, mental, emotional and spiritual stability.

This will include complete “wrap-around services” and a Mental Health Crisis Intake Center, working in consultation with “Be Well OC.”  The Center of Hope will establish a new standard of excellence in wrap-around care and homelessness services locally, nationally, and internationally.

Major Nesan Kistan, Salvation Army Orange County’s divisional secretary, said

“We believe in the next three years the Salvation Army will be pivotal to disrupting the homeless space, ending chronic homelessness” in the community.

To learn more, visit https://orangecounty.salvationarmy.org/orange_county_ca/center-of-hope-1/