Programs and Services 🤝

Navigation Center

📍 725 Elk Valley Road, Crescent City, CA

Del Norte Mission Possible operates a Navigation Center at 725 Elk Valley Road, which also serves as our headquarters and the central access point for all DNMP programs (outside of mobile outreach).

Our Navigation Center provides a welcoming space where individuals experiencing ho

Navigation Center

📍 725 Elk Valley Road, Crescent City, CA

Del Norte Mission Possible operates a Navigation Center at 725 Elk Valley Road, which also serves as our headquarters and the central access point for all DNMP programs (outside of mobile outreach).

Our Navigation Center provides a welcoming space where individuals experiencing homelessness can access the support they need to move forward — all in one location.

In partnership with local government agencies and nonprofit organizations, we help individuals navigate systems of care, overcome barriers, and access essential services, including:

• Health Care & Behavioral Health Services
   
• Social Services & Case Management
   
• Mental Health Support
   
• Emergency Food & Clothing
   
• Employment & Job Training Resources
   
• Housing Referrals & Coordinated Entry
   

Our team walks alongside each participant to help set goals, build trust, and take meaningful next steps toward stability. Whether someone is in crisis or simply needs direction, the Navigation Center is a hub of connection, compassion, and hope.

We believe in meeting people where they are — both in spirit and in service — with dignity, respect, and consistent support.

Mission Possible House

Transitional Housing for Women

Del Norte Mission Possible is proud to launch the Mission Possible Home, a small-scale transitional housing program for women experiencing homelessness. This program is designed to support women who are ready to take the next step toward healing, stability, and long-term self-sufficienc

Mission Possible House

Transitional Housing for Women

Del Norte Mission Possible is proud to launch the Mission Possible Home, a small-scale transitional housing program for women experiencing homelessness. This program is designed to support women who are ready to take the next step toward healing, stability, and long-term self-sufficiency.

Mission Possible Home is not a walk-in facility.
To learn more about the program, eligibility, and how to apply, please contact Del Norte Mission Possible directly at:

📞 707-954-7319

We’d be happy to answer your questions and help you take the next step toward stability and self-sufficiency.

Who We Serve:

Mission Possible Home provides transitional housing for up to five women at a time, beginning with two participants as we build a strong foundation. 

Our focus is on:

Women experiencing homelessness who are low-risk
 

Those who are open to support, learning, and engaging in relationship-based case management
 

What We Offer:

Our three-month residential program offers a supportive, healing environment rooted in dignity and whole-person care. Each participant works closely with a case manager to set and achieve personalized weekly goals. Extensions may be considered for those actively working toward housing or other major life goals.

Program highlights include:

A structured savings plan: participants contribute 60% of their income to savings, a proven model adopted from Rogue Retreat to promote stability and self-worth
 

Daily responsibilities such as cooking, cleaning, and gardening to build life skills and community
 

Regular goal-setting, coaching, and mentoring
 

Workshops and volunteer-led activities focused on art, health, exercise, and personal development
 

We believe in restoring a sense of value and agency to each woman we serve. 

Success is not just surviving — it's thriving. Some program graduates may even choose to give back by becoming peer mentors or house supporters.

Our Community Approach:

Mission Possible Home is supported by a dedicated team of women volunteers who provide overnight supervision, mentoring, and encouragement. This volunteer network brings professional experience, compassion, and a deep commitment to the success of each resident.

In addition to transitional housing, the home may occasionally be used for short-term emergency stays to help keep women safe while they await services or critical appointments.

We are grateful for the support of community partners including:

DNATL Community Food Council – supporting access to healthy food
 

Permaculture Guild – helping us install raised garden beds for nourishment and therapy
 

Social Services, Behavioral Health, Open Door Clinic, Sutter Coast Hospital, and HUD – connecting residents with long-term supports

Together, we are creating a strong circle of support for women in Del Norte County—one step, one relationship, and one home at a time.

Del Norte Senior Center Community Outreach Shower

Tuesdays
 

📍 Del Norte Community Health Center
550 E Washington Blvd, Crescent City
🕙 Wednesday | 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM

💬 Case Management 

🍴 Free Lunch Provided By:
St. Paul’s Episcopal, United Methodist, Del Norte Mission Possible,  and Cornerstone Church

👕 Free Clothing A

Del Norte Senior Center Community Outreach Shower

Tuesdays
 

📍 Del Norte Community Health Center
550 E Washington Blvd, Crescent City
🕙 Wednesday | 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM

💬 Case Management 

🍴 Free Lunch Provided By:
St. Paul’s Episcopal, United Methodist, Del Norte Mission Possible,  and Cornerstone Church

👕 Free Clothing Available
🚌 Mobile Medical Bus On-Site

All are welcome — come by for support, resources, and connection.

Thursdays
📍 Behind Park City Superette
725 Elk Valley Road, Crescent City
🕙 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM

🍴 Lunch provided by Elks Lodge
👕 Clothing available

Please arrive early — shower spots fill up quickly!

In 2019, at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, Del Norte Mission Possible (DNMP) was honored to step in and meet an urgent need for community showers. When local public facilities and church-based programs shut down, many in our community — including unhoused individuals and disabled seniors — were left without access to basic hygiene.

Partnering with Del Norte County Social Services, we began with modest resources: the county covered basic supplies and a motel room where people could safely shower. What started with 15–22 participants soon became something much bigger.

We discovered that the need extended beyond the homeless community. Seniors and people with disabilities, especially those unable to step into bathtubs, relied on this service for health, dignity, and connection. The program became a lifeline — and a starting point for deeper engagement.

A Growing Network of Support

As word spread, so did support. Clothing donations, food from local businesses, and a network of volunteers poured in. The showers became a safe, welcoming space where people were seen, valued, and connected to critical services.

When the original motel was sold, we relocated to the old recreation building — and the momentum continued. The Community Shower Outreach evolved into a trusted gathering place, where multiple agencies could meet people where they were and offer help without judgment.

We’re proud to work alongside partners like:

• Del Norte County Social Services
   
• Del Norte Senior Center
   
• Pacific Pantry
   
• Open Door Clinic
   
• Coordinated Entry & HMIS
   
• HUD
   
• Local churches, including Cornerstone Church, who generously provides lunches every Tuesday
   
• Faith-based volunteers and outreach teams
   

In June 2021, the Del Norte Senior Center formally launched the mobile shower program, now known as Community Shower Outreach. DNMP continues to provide hospitality, supplies, and case management, but we’re just one part of the collaborative effort that brings this service to life.

Trash Clean Up Program

Community-Led Trash Cleanup

Thousands of Pounds Removed — and More Every Week

Del Norte Mission Possible continues to support regular cleanup efforts led by members of our unhoused community. These efforts have already removed well over 7,000 pounds of trash from areas like Southbend — a powerful example of pride, resp

Trash Clean Up Program

Community-Led Trash Cleanup

Thousands of Pounds Removed — and More Every Week

Del Norte Mission Possible continues to support regular cleanup efforts led by members of our unhoused community. These efforts have already removed well over 7,000 pounds of trash from areas like Southbend — a powerful example of pride, responsibility, and the potential within our community.

 While much of the waste collected results from illegal dumping by housed individuals, it's often the unhoused community who step up to lead the cleanup efforts. Their commitment and hard work demonstrate that lacking housing does not equate to lacking worth or purpose. 

We extend our deepest thanks to DN Solid Waste and to every participant who shows up to make a difference. 

These efforts are laying the groundwork for DNMP’s upcoming Clean Sweep program — a workforce development initiative that will formalize opportunities for paid training, job readiness, and community impact.

Pop Up Mobile Outreach

📍 Del Norte Community Health Center

550 E Washington Boulevard, Crescent City

Kick off your week with care, connection, and community. Every Tuesday, our outreach team sets up at the Del Norte Community Health Center to offer critical resources, warm con

Pop Up Mobile Outreach

📍 Del Norte Community Health Center

550 E Washington Boulevard, Crescent City

Kick off your week with care, connection, and community. Every Tuesday, our outreach team sets up at the Del Norte Community Health Center to offer critical resources, warm conversation, and help navigating the path forward.

💬 Case Management – Connect one-on-one with our team to access housing referrals, health services, benefit programs, and more
🚌 Bus Tokens – Transportation support to help you reach important appointments, job interviews, or errands
☕ Coffee & Conversation – Enjoy a warm cup and a friendly face in a safe, welcoming space
🍽️ Hot Lunch & Food Distribution – Nourishing meals and food boxes generously provided by the Episcopal and Methodist Churches
👕 Clothing Available – Clean, weather-appropriate clothing offered with dignity and care

This location is part of our mobile outreach model, bringing services directly into the community. Whether you're in crisis or just need a connection, we’re here to help — with compassion, consistency, and no strings attached.

Pop Up Mobile Outreach Site

Across the street from Walmart

📍 Across the street from Walmart

900 E Washington Boulevard, Crescent City

Start your Thursday with support, dignity, and a little extra kindness. Our outreach team is on-site each week to offer essential supplies, connection, and care — no judgment,

Pop Up Mobile Outreach Site

Across the street from Walmart

📍 Across the street from Walmart

900 E Washington Boulevard, Crescent City

Start your Thursday with support, dignity, and a little extra kindness. Our outreach team is on-site each week to offer essential supplies, connection, and care — no judgment, just help.

🧺 Food Boxes – Nutritious, ready-to-eat items and pantry staples to get you through the week

🍴 Free Lunch Provided By:
Rotary Club 

🎒 Goodie Bags – Filled with life-sustaining essentials like hygiene kits, clean socks, wipes, and more

🛏️ Blankets & Tarps – To help you stay warm, dry, and protected from the elements
🚌 Bus Tokens – Transportation support for critical errands and appointments

💬 Case Management – On-the-spot connection to services, support programs, and housing navigation

🎁 Seasonal Surprises on the Bus – From hand warmers and beanies to sunscreen and camp-cleanup supplies — we’ve got what you need, when you need it

We believe in meeting people where they are — with compassion, consistency, and the resources to take the next step forward.

Pop Up Mobile Outreach Site

Navigation Center

📍 Behind Park City Superette

725 Elk Valley Road, Crescent City

Join us every Thursday afternoon at our Navigation Center — a safe, welcoming place to access essential supplies, personalized support, and a moment of dignity in your day.

🎒 Goodie Bags – Stocked w

Pop Up Mobile Outreach Site

Navigation Center

📍 Behind Park City Superette

725 Elk Valley Road, Crescent City

Join us every Thursday afternoon at our Navigation Center — a safe, welcoming place to access essential supplies, personalized support, and a moment of dignity in your day.

🎒 Goodie Bags – Stocked with critical items like hygiene kits, clean socks, wipes, and personal care products

🍴 Free Lunch Provided By:
Rotary Club 

🛏️ Tarps & Blankets – Stay warm, dry, and protected through changing weather

🚌 Bus Tokens – Transportation assistance for medical appointments, job interviews, and other essential travel

💬 Case Management – Meet with a member of our team to get connected to housing, health services, employment programs, and more

🎁 Seasonal Surprises on the Bus – Hand warmers, beanies, sunscreen, trash bags for camp cleanup — timely tools to support your safety and well-being

This site is also the central hub for accessing all DNMP services (outside of mobile outreach). Our goal is to create a calm, service-based environment where help is accessible — without crowding or congregation around shelter spaces. It’s part of our commitment to doing outreach the right way.

We’re here — with open hearts and open hands — to help you take your next step forward.