Featured Projects
Past projects featured in this video from across HomeAid America include building and renovating shelters, transitional housing and programmatic facilities for at-risk individuals and families.
Since our founding in March 2002, HomeAid San Diego has completed projects to house emancipated foster youth, women with children who have been victimized by domestic abuse, and more.
The HomeAid WORKS (Workforce Opportunities for Rebuilding through Knowledge and Skills) Program was developed to offer a solution to address the critical labor shortage in the home building industry by providing technical construction training, education and job opportunities for at-risk youth, men, women, and veterans who are experiencing homelessness, at risk of homelessness or exiting homelessness.
Supporting Partners
The work we’ve accomplished is thanks in large part to all our community partners.
HomeAid San Diego builds and renovates housing on behalf of other community based nonprofit service providers by leveraging the resources of the home building community and its corporate partners.
We are honored to work with so many wonderful organizations that do the hard work of helping individuals and families experiencing homelessness on their path to independence. View our local partners:
Builder Captains • Trade Partners • Corporate & Foundations • Non-Profit Partners
How To Help
Rebuilding communities is something that we can all do.
Whether providing financial resources or volunteering with a local HomeAid shelter partner, we all work best as a team. You can help rebuild communities from the inside out. No one is immune from homelessness, and every person should have a safe and dignified place to live.
Events & Fundraisers
There’s always something to celebrate here at HomeAid.
Our success is contingent on our ability to get communities involved, engaged, and activated. We embrace collaboration in every sense, especially across all our Affiliates.