Orange County Rescue Mission   

Since 1965, Orange County Rescue Mission (OCRM) has provided a continuum of care, multi-integrated services, and practical solutions to help transition homeless men, women, children, human trafficking survivors, veterans, military families, refugees, and the formerly incarcerated into a life of financial self-sufficiency. With 10 locations and 464 beds, OCRM is the largest, 100% privately funded service provider of shelter beds in Orange County and one of few organizations that has the capacity to serve homeless men, women, and children within the same community. OCRM programs include (1) homeless outreach and prevention services, (2) mobile meal outreach to homeless individuals and a food distribution program that distributes food boxes to high-risk and impoverished populations, (3) transitional housing programs for homeless men, women, children, veterans, veterans with families, the formerly incarcerated and their families, and refugees and their families, (4) emergency housing for survivors of human trafficking and their children, and (5) supportive housing for families and single mothers with children. OCRM services include safe shelter, daily meals, case management, medical, vision, and dental care, mental health services, tattoo removal, legal assistance, human trafficking response, jail and prison reentry, transitional refugee services, recovery support, completion of a high school diploma or equivalency, job training and placement, financial literacy, parenting education, and a STEAM preschool readiness program, and afterschool tutoring and financial literacy for homeless children. All our services are free of charge to homeless families and individuals.