Helping More People in Placentia
We proudly present Jasmine
Jasmine arrived at the Placentia Navigation Center (PNC) seeking stability and support. Over the course of a year, she embraced the wraparound services that PNC provided,gaining financial stability, access to benefits, and securing employment. With the support of PNC, she moved to transitional housing at Grandma’s House of Hope, ready for the next chapter of her journey. Her success is a testament to the power of comprehensive care, demonstrating how personalized support can lead to lasting transformation. Through perseverance and the resources offered at PNC, she has regained her independence and is building a brighter future.
The PNC has 100 beds. Here are the stats from January and February:
- 125 individuals served
- 7,223 meals served
- 11 pets taken to the vet
- 16 bus passes given out
- 66 case management cases opened
In case you didn’t know, our Orange County shelters welcome our clients to bring their pets with them. Many unhoused turn down shelters due to the fact that a lot of them do not allow pets. At The Salvation Army Orange County shelters, we know that pets are family and that these relationships are not only important, but highly beneficial to the undhoused.
Help Them Home
This past week the Salvation Army Orange County participated in Helping them Home, a national campaign to help the homeless. This is one of the many programs that will benefit from this campaign. If you had the chance to contribute, THANK YOU. If you missed it, the campaign is over but you still want to make a general donation to any of our programs, please click here to donate now.
Sneak Peek - Save the Date: Notices for The Night for Others will be coming soon. Mark December 5, 2025 on your calendar now!