Assemblymember Isaac Bryan Drops By Sanctuary of Hope To Discuss Poverty with Youth
Assemblymember Isaac Bryan dropped by Sanctuary of Hope (SOH) to have a conversation with youth and young adults about ending poverty in California. Young people shared stories of housing insecurity
Sanctuary of Hope’s Yard Installation Recognizes Unsung Sheroes
Sanctuary of Hope is commemorating Women’s History Month with Unsung Sheroes of Human and Civil Rights yard installation. Our yard installation is one of the many ways SOH engages young
Sanctuary of Hope’s Leadership and Youth Join First Partner Jennifer Newsom and Mayor Karen Bass for A Conversation on Homelessness
Last week, our Executive Director Janet Kelly, survivor life coach Lakisha Mumford, and young leader Jadyn joined First Partner Jennifer Newsom, Mayor Karen Bass, and the Jenesse leadership and former…
Sanctuary of Hope’s Advocacy and Policy Leadership Attend National Network For Youth’s National Summit on Youth Homelessness
Two of SOHLA’s policy and advocacy leaders, Nate and Cornesha, are in Washington, D.C. for National Network for Youth’s National Summit on Youth Homelessness. They combed the halls of the
Sanctuary of Hope’s Black History Month Yard Installation Recognizes Selma and Voting Rights
This year’s Celebrate Black History month yard installation is dedicated to Sanctuary of Hope’s (SOH) most recent Freedom Ride to the South for a human and civil rights encounter. SOH’s
Sanctuary of Hope Holds First-Ever Trauma-Informed Lived Experience Policy and Advocacy Retreat in Palm Springs
Sanctuary of Hope hosted a 3-day Trauma-Informed Lived Experience Policy and Advocacy retreat with 20 young adults in Palms Spring. The young adults represented diverse populations of young people –
Kickback and Give To Sanctuary of Hope’s Majestic UnParty
There is still time to give! Celebrate the close of 2022 with Sanctuary of Hope’s Majestic UnParty. More than 1,100 young people benefit from services to help them stabilize. Our
Your Voice and Input Needed for the CFCI’s Third Year Concept Recommendations
CFCI’s Year-Three funding process is starting with the Concept Recommendation Form (CRF)! The CRF is a great way to get involved in determining how CFCI allocates funds in a way
The First Sanctuary of Hope and California State University Dominquez Hills Mervyn Dymally Institute Thinking Lives Matter Cohort Culminates
Last week, our SOH scholars completed the first “Thinking Lives Matter” lecture series, an eight week course on civics, politics and self-empowerment through a community partnership between the Mervyn M
Youth, Faith, and Community Gather at Sanctuary of Hope to Reflect on Youth Homelessness
Nearly 70 youth, faith, and community members gathered at Sanctuary of Hope in South Los Angeles for a candlelight vigil to culminate Runaway and Homeless Youth Awareness Month. The gathering