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Del Norte Mission Possible provides a continuum of services designed to support individuals experiencing homelessness or housing instability. DNMP services include:

• A non-residential Navigation Center
   
• A shelter program site (DNMP Campus)
   
• Transitional housing programs
   
• Mobile and pop-up outreach services
   
• Hygiene and shower outreach
   
• Community cleanup and work programs
   
• Case management, housing navigation, and service referrals
   

Services are offered across multiple locations and programs, depending on need and eligibility.

The DNMP Navigation Center is a non-shelter, daytime service location where individuals can access support, referrals, and case management. Services may include:

• Service navigation and case management
   
• Housing referrals and Coordinated Entry System (CES) support
   
• Connections to health, behavioral health, and social services
   
• Access to food, clothing, hygiene resources, and outreach support
   

Navigation Center services are available to individuals regardless of whether they are staying at the DNMP Campus.

No. Many Navigation Center services are available without formal program enrollment. Some services or programs may require screening or eligibility criteria, and staff can help explain those processes.

The DNMP Campus is a low-barrier, Housing First shelter program site for individuals who have been referred, screened, and accepted into the shelter program. The Campus provides a structured shelter environment focused on safety, stability, and transition toward housing.

The DNMP Campus is not a drop-in location.

DNMP Campus operates as a low-barrier shelter program, meaning identification, sobriety, or income are not required at entry. Shelter beds are filled through the Coordinated Entry System (CES), which helps prioritize individuals who lack other appropriate shelter or housing options.

For the safety of guests, staff, and the community, screening related to sex offender status and certain violent offense histories is conducted prior to acceptance.

No. They are separate programs with different purposes.

• DNMP Campus is a shelter program site. 

• Navigation services provided on site are limited to enrolled shelter guests only.
   
• DNMP Navigation Center is a non-residential program serving the broader community.
   

The DNMP Campus does not provide drop-in or public services.

DNMP Campus provides:

• Shelter for accepted guests
   
• On-site navigation and case management for shelter guests only
   
• Connection to housing, benefits, employment, and supportive services
   

No drop-in appointments or public services are offered at the shelter program site.

No. DNMP Campus is a secured shelter program site. Services on site are limited to shelter guests, staff, and approved service providers. Individuals seeking services should contact or visit the DNMP Navigation Center or outreach locations.

Mission Possible Home is a transitional housing program for women experiencing homelessness. The program provides a structured, supportive environment focused on stability, healing, life skills, and long-term self-sufficiency.

This program is not a walk-in service. Interested individuals must contact DNMP for eligibility and screening.

Yes. DNMP provides Pop-Up Mobile Outreach throughout the community. Outreach services may include:

• Case management and service connections
   
• Transportation assistance (such as bus tokens)
   
• Meals, clothing, and essential supplies
   
• Relationship-based support and referrals
   

Outreach helps connect individuals to Navigation Center services and other DNMP programs.

Yes. DNMP partners with community organizations to provide hygiene and shower outreach services at scheduled locations. These services often include access to showers, clothing, meals, and connections to additional support.

Mission Redemption is a community cleanup and stewardship program where participants help remove trash and improve public spaces. The program promotes dignity, responsibility, and positive community engagement and supports pathways toward workforce readiness. Participation may require screening depending on program activities.

While many DNMP services are low-barrier, some programs require screening to ensure safety, readiness, and appropriate placement. These may include:

• Shelter placement
   
• Transitional housing
   
• Workforce or paid work programs
   
• Off-site or community-based work activities
   

If someone does not qualify for a specific program, staff work to identify alternative services whenever possible.

To learn which DNMP services may be appropriate, please call DNMP directly at (707) 954-7319 during regular business hours. Calling allows staff to provide accurate information, explain eligibility, and guide next steps.

Email and social media platforms (including Facebook) are not monitored for service requests and should not be relied upon for intake, referrals, or urgent matters.

For emergencies, always contact local emergency services.

Community members can support DNMP by:

• Volunteering
   
• Donating essential supplies
   
• Participating in community cleanup efforts
   
• Making financial contributions
   

Support helps sustain services across DNMP’s full continuum of care.