Emergency Shelter Services: Community Support & Hope
Phase II: Expanding the Pathway to Stability
Phase II represents the next step in the continuum of care on the Navigation Center campus. This phase adds 60 tiny homes designed to provide greater privacy, stability, and dignity for individuals and families moving beyond immediate crisis, in line with the Housing First model.
Building on the 60-bed shelter developed in Phase I, the tiny home village creates a critical bridge between emergency shelter and permanent housing. Relationship-based case management and coordinated supportive services will help residents continue their progress toward long-term stability while benefiting from homeless services tailored to their needs.
While building the campus is crucial, sustaining it requires strong community support. DNMP is seeking partners who can help provide the operational resources needed to staff, operate, and expand programming across the campus. These investments ensure that residents have consistent access to essential services, such as case management, housing navigation, and employment supports, effectively creating pathways out of homelessness.
Ways to Partner
Support Campus Operations — Invest in staffing, services, supplies, and the day-to-day resources needed to operate the campus.
Fund Programs & Services — Help DNMP strengthen and expand homeless services that support residents on their pathway toward permanent housing.
Sponsor a Tiny Home — Contribute to the next stage of the housing continuum through individual, business, or organizational sponsorships.
Provide Flexible Operating Support — Assist DNMP in responding to emerging needs and addressing gaps that traditional funding cannot cover.
Corporate & Community Partnerships — Establish ongoing financial partnerships that sustain campus operations and supportive services.
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📞 Call (707) 460-1353 to discuss sponsorships, operational funding, or partnership opportunities. Together, we can build a campus that does more than provide shelter; we can create lasting pathways from homelessness to stability.
Housing Partnerships
Transitioning from homelessness to permanent housing requires more than just shelter and supportive services; it necessitates vital housing opportunities.
Del Norte Mission Possible (DNMP) is actively seeking partnerships with landlords, property owners, property managers, developers, and other key housing partners to create pathways from shelter and transitional programs into stable, permanent housing, aligning with the Housing First model.
DNMP collaborates with individuals to tackle barriers, navigate essential homeless services, and prepare for successful transitions. Housing partners play a crucial role by providing that vital next piece: a place to call home.
By partnering with DNMP, property owners contribute to expanding housing opportunities within Del Norte County while working alongside an organization dedicated to supporting successful housing transitions and long-term stability.
Ways to Partner
Become a Landlord Partner — Consider qualified DNMP participants when rental opportunities arise.
Share Available Units — Inform DNMP about any upcoming vacancies and housing opportunities.
Expand Housing Opportunities — Collaborate with DNMP to identify innovative solutions for individuals and families facing barriers to housing.
Invest in Housing Stability — Offer flexible funding for move-in costs, deposits, household essentials, transportation, and other obstacles that can impede a successful transition into housing.
Support Future Housing Development — Work with DNMP as we explore options to enhance the supply of stable and affordable housing in our community.
Open a Door to Stability
Every successful transition into housing creates space for someone else to progress through the system. Housing partners don’t just provide a home—they ensure that the entire pathway functions effectively.
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Call (707) 460-1353 to discuss opportunities for becoming a housing partner and contribute to community support.
Mission Redemption is Del Norte Mission Possible’s community cleanup and workforce initiative aimed at creating a cleaner, safer, and more welcoming Del Norte County. This program not only enhances community support but also builds pathways toward employment and stability for those in need, including individuals experiencing homelessness, through the Housing First model.
Through structured, supervised work opportunities, participants play a vital role in cleaning business properties, public spaces, corridors, and areas affected by illegal dumping and encampments. In partnership with Del Norte Solid Waste, these efforts are successfully removing an average of 16,000 pounds of trash each month.
DNMP is currently seeking local businesses and organizations interested in contracting with Mission Redemption for ongoing cleanup services. These partnerships not only provide businesses with reliable cleanup support but also generate operational revenue that sustains crews, staffing, transportation, equipment, and employment opportunities for those looking to rebuild their lives.
Ways to Partner
- Contract for Cleanup Services — Establish recurring cleanup services for your business, property, or surrounding area.
- Sponsor a Cleanup Route — Help fund regular cleanup along a commercial corridor or priority community area that needs community support.
- Support Mission Redemption Operations — Invest directly in staffing, transportation, equipment, supplies, and program expansion to aid in homeless services and foster stability.
- Fund Equipment & Supplies — Help provide the essential tools crews need to work safely and effectively.
- Provide Flexible Program Support — Assist DNMP in expanding employment opportunities and responding to emerging community needs.
Cleaner Communities. Stronger Pathways.
Your business can keep Del Norte County clean while creating meaningful employment opportunities that align with the Housing First model, supporting those on their journey to greater stability.
Give Hope Today — Support DNMP
Call (707) 460-1353 to discuss cleanup service contracts, sponsorships, or other partnership opportunities.
Employment Partnerships
A pathway to stability encompasses more than just housing; it involves essential factors such as employment, income, and community support. These elements are critical for helping individuals build lasting independence, particularly within the framework of the Housing First model.
Del Norte Mission Possible is actively seeking partnerships with local employers and businesses committed to creating employment opportunities for individuals working to regain stability in their lives.
DNMP collaborates with participants to identify employment goals, address barriers, enhance job readiness, and connect individuals with opportunities that align with their skills and circumstances. The support from employer partners is crucial, providing the next essential step: opportunities to work, earn income, gain experience, and advance their lives.
We are not asking businesses to lower their employment standards. Instead, we invite employers to consider qualified candidates and collaborate with DNMP to create pathways into the workforce.
Ways to Partner
Become an Employer Partner — Consider qualified DNMP participants when employment openings arise.
Share Job Openings — Connect DNMP with current and upcoming positions that may suit participants well.
Create Entry-Level Opportunities — Assist individuals in gaining experience, establishing employment histories, and strengthening their skills.
Offer Second-Chance Employment — Be open to qualified candidates who may face barriers in their employment histories but are eager to move forward.
Support Workforce Development — Invest in essential resources such as job readiness training, transportation, work clothing, certifications, and tools that help individuals successfully enter and remain in the workforce.
Opportunity Creates Stability
A job is more than just a paycheck; it can provide the income, confidence, experience, and stability necessary for someone to transition from homelessness toward independence.
Employers play a pivotal role in creating this opportunity.
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Call (707) 460-1353 to discuss becoming an employment partner with DNMP.
Advocate & Connect
Sometimes the most powerful contribution is opening the right door.
Del Norte Mission Possible is building partnerships across housing, employment, healthcare, philanthropy, business, government, and the broader community. Community support is crucial in strengthening this network. Community leaders and supporters can help connect DNMP with people and organizations that have resources, opportunities, expertise, or influence to enrich our homeless services and advance our efforts.
You don't have to provide a service or make a major financial contribution yourself to make an impact. A thoughtful introduction can lead to a new housing opportunity, employer partnership, funding relationship, business contract, or investment that strengthens the entire pathway to stability and aligns with the Housing First model.
Help Us Make the Right Connections
Connect Us With Funders — Foundations, businesses, philanthropic organizations, and individuals interested in investing in the work.
Introduce Housing Partners — Landlords, property owners, developers, and others who can expand housing opportunities.
Connect Employers — Businesses willing to consider qualified candidates or support workforce development.
Open Business Doors — Introduce DNMP to businesses that could contract with Mission Redemption, sponsor programs, or invest in operations.
Build Strategic Relationships — Connect DNMP with organizations, agencies, and community leaders who could strengthen our work.
Your Network Can Create Opportunity
One introduction can become a partnership. One partnership can create an opportunity. And one opportunity can change someone's path forward.
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Call (707) 460-1353 to make an introduction or start a conversation.